Thoughtful Comments Welcome:

[steve B]

Yes, he's got "nothing to lose" although the question of how he affects the draft for his kid seems a fair one. Sadly, I figure if the scouts and owners think he's as good as his dad claims, he'll be drafted pretty high by some hapless team.
I can't picture most good teams dealing with some one telling them how their game should be run and how their kid should be used as a player the way his college coach has.

When I posted the same story to Facebook my opinion of him was much more strongly worded. I thought it was too far over the line for here. We're a harsh place for some, but generally civil.
I couldn't even bring it up on the old racing bike list I'm on, and not just because it's off topic. They're like movie version old british guys. "I say, that Armstrong chap shouldn't have taken stuff" "Quite so old boy, and you shouldn't mention him because he's far too recent. Tut tut. "

Steve B

[gopherfan]

I thought it was funny that he was blaming the "white guys" for the teams failures. Wasn't his son the one guarding De'Aaron Fox? And didn't Fox go off for 39?

I watched the game, and it seemed that the player who had the worst game was Lonzo Ball. Oh well, his dad is better than Jordan, so he must know something I don't.