‘Pardon the Interruption’ co-host Michael Wilbon tells Rich what the Golden State Warriors should do in the aftermath of getting bounced from the playoffs by the Lakers and why the Denver Nuggets’ Nikola Jokic is the most obscure superstar in the NBA.
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8 Comments
" no butts about it "
Michael Wilbon is wrong. During the Jordan era there were a whole bunch of teams that had Finals potential, they just had Jordan in the way ie Jazz, Suns, Spurs, Magic, Knicks, Pacers, ect…
It's about time Wilbon takes some accountability for his Jokic hatred. Wilbon and so many others at ESPN and Fox have spread the anti-Jokic narrative and have blindly propped up the inferior player in Joel Embiid.
Have the guts to give Jokic an actual apology Wilbon and then quit so someone with talent can have your job.
Remember that guy who guess hosted that just spent all day trying to say Jokic wasn’t top 15?
Amazing analysis of what happened
Klay and Dre will be traded.
Wilbon so washed now. He doesn’t think this core of the warriors will ever win a championship but he’d “of course try to” re sign them??
I have a perfect plan as to what to do. How about come back next year and try again? That’s my advice. As a matter of fact that’s what you have to do when you win.