100 Words for Monty’s 100th Game


In honor of Monty’s 100th regular season game as coach of the New Orleans Hornets, I present a poem of 100 words.

On Wednesday night, Monty Williams will coach in his 100th regular season game. He started off hot, winning 11 of his first 12 games behind stars Chris Paul and David West, but he’s racing to the 100 game post in a similar manner to how the Hornets are currently closing games– poorly. Monty’s squad has lost 14 of their last 15 contests.

Through 99 regular season games Monty is 49-50. A win against the Thunder gets him back to even. With a loss, his winning percentage through 100 regular season games will be in the red. There’s really nothing particularly important about the 100 game mark, but it’s big and round and here we are talking about it. It begs to be noticed.

You don’t stand still and fold your arms during the game and you’re not Jeff Bower.

We’ve broken your head coach virginity.

Sometimes you wear ties and sometimes you don’t which is mysterious.

You made the playoffs as a rookie coach and put a scare in the defending champs.

You make 24 second shot clock violations exciting from a defensive standpoint.

You don’t understand social media but we won’t hold that against you.

You look real tough on your basketball card.

We’re looking forward to our future together.

Here’s to another 100 games, coach.

Now play Ayon more please, okay?

Chris Trew is a New Orleans comedian, completely irrational sports fan and the author of Trew to the Game. Follow him on Twitter and watch him perform with The New Movement

Joe Gerrity contributed to this article.


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