I'm sure if past employees were repeatedly counseling your current employees to leave your business, you wouldn't look kindly on that either.
Not at all
An ass take from someone (Drexler) who obviously doesn't want to have his name taken off the top of the records book.
It’s weird though. Sticking with the marriage analogy, Clyde is like the doctor who was married to someone through college and medical school. That person helped pay for school and was loving and cared for him a lot. He becomes a doctor and finds a lot of success but he decides that he wants kids and his wife can’t have kids. So she understands and helps him find a new wife who can have kids. He has kids and he’s happy and now he pretends like his ex didn’t do anything for him and he’s telling her new husband that he should also leave.
It's actually a lot more like he left the wife that got him through school and he knew his whole life for a new one and then left his second wife for his first. It's crazy to me how often people seemingly forget that Houston is Clyde's hometown and where he went to college. It kind of sucks that his loyalty isn't here but it only sucks for us, it's not disloyal to have loyalty to the place that made you over the place where you had the bulk of your professional success. Don't get me wrong, as far as Dame is concerned he needs to shut the fuck up but as far as he is concerned you've got the first wife confused with the second.
This seems like an odd veiled dig at Lillard, that him getting the scoring record is more about longevity. Lillard has played 711 games for Portland. Clyde played in 867. Dame is 530 points behind Clyde, in 150 less games. He can average 20 a game for less than 30 games and top CLyde in less games. But Dame beating him is more about longevity? He's 200 assists behind Clyde. But when he passes him there, it's about longevity? ok
Not a great post. Walton was great in a Blazers uniform but he doesn't have any of the records because of a lack of longevity, PERIOD!
Obviously if he wasn't here long, he wouldn't get those records. But to say he'll have them because of longevity is taking an unnecessary dig at him when he will have spent less time than Drexler here to get those records. I don't have to search hard for negativity in your posts, it's frequently there, whether out in the open, or right under the surface.
Obviously someone has to play long enough to set all time records. But there's a difference in it being almost entirely because of longevity, a guy hanging on and hanging on to surpass a record, and a guy doing it in less time than others. If Dame was short the record at age 37, and was here playing 19 minutes a night, getting 7 points per game, and THEN broke the record, it'd be because of longevity. Not when he does it in less games played than Drexler.
Due to longevity would imply to me, that it was taking him more time to do it. Due to being a superior scorer is why he will pass Drexler.
