The injuries stink, but there's no need to panic

by kseandoyle on Nov 12, 2009 3:01 PM EST Comment 3 comments

According to a chart on this article (which has nothing to do with the Wizards, except for the chart), the Wizards have had the second toughest schedule in the league so far, according to opponents' winning percentage. That, combined with all the injuries, should help explain the poor record. But none of these injuries are long term, and there's plenty of bad teams left on our schedule, so it really should only get better from here. Anyway, until it does start to get better, we've got the Capitals to watch and the Redskins to give us perspective about how bad a 2-6 record really can be lol.

Related to that article, though, too bad for Byron Scott. I did not see that one coming. Yet another young talented coach (along with Sam Mitchell and Avery Johnson) without a job. Teams do not hesitate to pull the trigger these days, do they?

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Good point

The Wizards’ schedule has been rough, as compared to Miami, who have had a zillion home games.

You know you'll get devoured by Cheaney, Wallace, and Juwan Howard.

by Mike Prada on Nov 13, 2009 9:37 AM EST reply actions 0 recs

How could you not see it coming with Byron Scott

I happen to like him and hope he gets a coaching job again. But that 50-something point loss to Denver was a huge “We quit on our coach” sign from the Hornets. I thought he was getting fired after the playoffs last year.

So does this mean I should cancel the voodoo priestess I was planning to order?

"Would you like to shoot me now or wait till you get home." --- Daffy Duck

by George Templeton on Nov 13, 2009 11:08 AM EST reply actions 0 recs

Tonight

We just lost to a 4-4 team at home with one of our starters back. I thought the tough schedule was to blame for our poor start last season, but sometimes losing just means that you suck. Right now, I think we suck.

"It's OK for the Bullets to trade baskets, as long as they can score on their end." -- Words of wisdom from Phil Chenier

by cuppettcj on Nov 14, 2009 11:41 PM EST reply actions 0 recs