Michael and Ryan talk about the Hornets week, more about the team sale, Mike gets something off his chest about the Jarrett Jack trade, and then at the end things get a little testy as Michael introduces a fun new segment called “Ambush”. He even makes Ryan eat his words. Jerk.
9 responses to “In the NO Podcast – Episode 8: 30 Percent”
Wow… 50 minutes… I guess we get more comments and longer podcasts when we are on skid row…
Yeah, I think we might be going long. I’ll try to control Michael in the future. 🙂
More is better in this case. I would classify the podcast as a categorical good, borrowing the lingo (in translation) of Mr. McNamara’s favorite philosopher.
It was more of a comment on an aspect of the human psyche, which is to respond vigorously to the bad and relax when things are going well.
You cant stop me, you can only hope to contain me baby!
AMBUSH!!!
Next week Ryan will be gone and I will have a special guest host, so the whole podcast will be driven by YOUR questions.
Post them in this thread, during Game ON’s or Game Recaps as you think of them, or on the forum where I have set up a post titled Mailbag Questions for the Podcast. Don’t even feel like you have to limit them to strictly Hornets questions- if you want to tie in movies, pop culture, games, etc with the Hornets and if I have any clue what you are talking about, I will answer them.
Thanks!
Great podcast! Thank you for defending Marcus the way you did.
I’d give away Okafor for nothing too and in the offseason sign a big in the Tyson Chandler mold (athletic and long). All we need our big to do is roll on the pick and roll and defend the interior on D. Okafor does the former really terribly and the latter slightly above average.
It’s not that Okafor isn’t good. He just isn’t worth the contract we’re giving him.
Dampier = Okafor !
Both are average to inadequete centers … plus they both had unworthy contracts!
OKAFOR IS NOT A 7 – WIN PLAYER!!!
L_REAZY
Not sure why Marcus Thornton is just playing 13.4 minutes a night, sure his field goal percentage is down, but he’s the type of player that needs to keep shooting to get out of his funk.
Not sure if Marco Belinelli is the long-term answer at shooting guard, he’s been playing well, but not confident he can sustain his pace.