You have to check this out!!!!!

hoopmagic5 · #1 03-29-2010, 04:01 PM

"Lenny Wilkens, he's been my idol ever since I've been coaching, and it's quite an honor really, to be talked about in the same number that he has," Nelson said after his team beat the Clippers Sunday. "So if I ever get the honor to bypass him why it will be quite an honor for me."

Nelson, with 1,330 wins in his career, remains two short of tying and three short of passing Wilkens. The Warriors have just nine games left to do it this season. With the team up for sale, there are no promises about next year for Nelson.

HE WANTS THIS TO HAPPEN THIS SEASON SO DOES HIS PLAYERS....THEY PLAY THE JAZZ WEDNESDAY(GOOD CHANCE THEY LOSE) 8 GAMES TO GO.... THAN COME HOME FOR THE KNICKS FRIDAY.....I BELIEVE THEY CRUSH THE KNICKS/FRIDAY FOR THEIR COACH AND ONE GAME CLOSER TO THE RECORD...KNICKS ARE PLAYING FOR NOTHING.....WARRIORS ARE PLAYING WITH THEIR HEARTS!

tommy_de1st · #2 03-29-2010, 04:04 PM

Great news
Remind us all about that on Friday

hoopmagic5 · #3 03-29-2010, 04:05 PM

Will do...have to keep an eye on wednesday's game with jazz!

hoopmagic5 · #4 04-02-2010, 01:20 PM

I Still believe this!!!!!

hoopmagic5 · #5 04-02-2010, 01:25 PM

Monta Ellis or no, I think we get a monster effort from the Warriors here. I'm not convinced the Knicks care. They seemed to lay it all on the line in Utah, but didn't have anything left in the tank for a game in Portland, and now they have to try to play clean basketball with the Warriors scratching and clawing? The Knicks don't really have a size or skill edge on the Warriors, and try to play up-tempo themselves, but usually not as effectively as Golden State. Both teams are coming off getting blown out, so there's value on both sides from that, but I think from a motivational standpoint, the Knicks are way out West in a tough building, and the Warriors are trying their asses off to get Don Nelson that record-breaking win. I've talked about it, before - this team has not given up. They're going to get a high draft pick, but these youngsters want to be the guys to get Nellie the record, and they know that the Knicks are the perfect first victim down the stretch. I expect a strong, strong effort from the Warriors against one of the few teams in the NBA that doesn't have a size advantage on them. Quick versus quick? I'll take the home team with the better point guard - lean to Warriors.