He has a tendency to place his subject’s responses in a sequence that proves his point rather than accurately portraying the course of the conversation. He makes quotes appear as non-sequitors to discredit the interviewee. It’s more drama than reporting.

I really hope so. But you have to say every on the team knows their role and is okay with it. I have felt, mo always thought he was slighted when clips brought in cp and cb. But to be on mo’s point of view, besides cp, you can say it’s up in the air who if better cb or him.

and then he writes this crap.

He sounded like he was in Mo’s jock like Boobie Gibson tonight. No wonder Mo came off disgruntled.

Mo has no problem speaking his mind at times when maybe he doesn’t need to say anything. This gave Simers just want he needed to write the article he was looking to write.
While I don’t think Mo is being selfish like Simers claims, it’s obvious the idea of being traded bothers him. The so-called assurance he received from the Clippers doesn’t seem to have made him any less concerned. Seems reasonable to me to believe that Mo’s concern may contribute to his play on the court. And i’m not sure what the Clippers can do to alleviate it. They’re not going to give him an extension and they’re not going to publicly proclaim he won’t be traded. I guess they could ask him to opt into his deal for next year but that doesn’t assure that they won’t trade him. Let’s just hope Mo keeps it together and continues to play well.
Oh, and he stays away from Simers too.

garbage

First of all, I’m a hornets fan so screw you all for taking the only player that we had. Anyways…
I dont know if anyone else notices this, but Mo has horrible shot selections at times. I literally scratch my head because I’m so confused why he would force such shots when the defender is all up in his face or pull up for a contested 3 when there’s still plenty of time left on the shot clock