Jordan Poole just had to be patient and he would have inherited the warriors as its leader in the future. He could have worked on getting better within his role and prepare to takeover once Steph can't do it anymore.
And he probably would’ve been the perfect guy to do it too, he fit perfect with their style of play, he could’ve recruited other young players in the future who would be entering the beginning/middle of their prime like wemby, ja, tatum or brown, edwards, bam, randle, etc to build another big 3
@@Steve_305 humble himself? Buddy poole was horrendous last season his efficiency for the points he averaged were very bad, not to mention the playoffs absolutely abismal, why would curry “give” him the team when he is miles better lol. he was mainly traded not only to keep draymond but to get rid of his garbadge contract which was for like 120 million or something draymond is a far more valuable player to the team than poole and to get someone like cp as well was a steal for the warriors.
Honestly yeah during hs I knew I was a good scorer the team knew also but in order to win the state championship I had to play my role I got near the rim and got buckets at least at practice everyone does the same drills same stuff but I get it.
I think Jordan didn’t realize that he was able to do all of those things because of Steph and Klay and how much attention they get from the defense. That and just how the warriors’ offense works. It’s much different when you’re the only guy the defense has to worry about. He could have stayed and learned so much more if he just humbled himself.
He played well when they were both injured though. The real problem is that was just a fluke, hes not really that good, but they gave him the big contract anyway. You can see now with the wizards how overrated he was
@@enterpassword3313 Klay, Steph, and the warriors’ influence on Jordan Poole was more than just on the court and game day. If you’re around a team that has championship mindset, experience, and culture, you’ll gain so much more than you would as the star player of a team that’s never won. He’s the “star” player of a team and is surrounded by a team culture that’s never won. I don’t think Poole was a fluke. He has potential to be great but it can’t be unlocked if he isn’t around greatness. 🤷🏻♂️
@@ejness fair enough, but you could already see him struggling to replicate what he did, and that was before he left the warriors. I think hes already exceeded his potential, i wrote plenty of comments before the season predicting he would average like 20ppg on 39% shooting, which is actually slightly better than his tragic start to the year.
I rather be the worst of the best , then the best of the worst...he time was coming but he didn't want to wait. Patience and hardwork would eventually payoff
He was going to be given the keys to the kingdom sooner rather than later, but he wanted it all immediately when it wasn't that time (at least on this team). In the end, his impatience has completely undone all the work he'd put in to take that next step as a player. I guess he got paid, though.
That level of arrogance is what’ll lead to heartbreak as he loses again… and again… and again in Washington. Be careful what you wish for because you just might get it.
@@kirbyaugustine761No one wants to be behind someone's shadow and you act like he's the same reason the Wizards, an already trash team, that is starting to rebuild is losing when that ain't the case. The Bucks or Warriors didn't become what it is now in a season. Cut him some slack.
The problem with Poole’s scoring is it has become inefficient scoring once his ego got out of hand. That was the problem, he won a ring before he even had a chance to hit a slump or start getting out in the spotlight. Nothing was expected of him and he didn’t get the ball as much so he made every shot count. Once people started praising him (and you see this with a lot of arrogant players) he started jacking up deep 3’s thinking each and every game was a “Poole party” and when he’d miss 3 in a row, he’d try to solve the problem by shooting 3 more and hoping they go in to fix his percentages. Dude was Allen Iverson with half the talent and the same ego, that was the problem. At least Iverson had a reliable mid range in his prime, Poole’s 3’s aren’t even consistent
Jordan was great, im sad he left the warriors. I think the biggest issue was how quickly he rose to stardom. The chip plus his big payout made him think he was as valuable as Steph 😢
Poole is glad to be out of GS because he didn't want to be second fiddle to Curry, Thompson, and the core of the Warriors...just so he could be second fiddle to Kyle Kuzma. LOL
Bob Myers basically said it without saying it. Look up the ESPN episode where they talk about Harden's situation, it's just a few days old. When he was asked what he would do in a similar situation, he implied that he's been there before and the Superstar's opinion is more important than his own. He also insinuated that he's asked Steph if Draymond needed to go, but Steph said "I prefer Draymond". It would take too long to fully explain, but if you hear him articulate it, he was probably talking about the Jordan Poole situation.
Punching people because you don't like them or they hurt your feelings is what children do. You sound like an abusive psychopath defending Draymond. Regardless, Poole may sink but Karma is coming for the Warriors too. Their ring days are done.
That is exactly why he had to go. People in his ear making him think he was on Steph’s level. Bro you don’t wave off a pass to a wide open Steph. That makes you look like the dumbest man in basketball.
i think that was the game that steph threw his mouthpiece out of frustration,he was thrown out,,good think the last shot on overtime was made by jordan poole on the last second
poole's role was like ginobili, a solid sixthman that will takeover with 2nd roster while the starters rest. he's great, quick, and can create his own shot. but he doesn't have to create his own shot everytime he had the ball, for some reason he can't understand this
Y they dont play the part where iggy says he’d purposely fall down so he doesn’t have to play defense. Thats all u had to hear to know what iggy really thought of him
If Jordan had been patient, Steph Would’ve gave him the keys in 2-3 seasons, he’ll still have a great career though. I also think Jordan knew the shoes he would have to fill once he was given the franchise, not to mention the shoes already being 3 sizes to big
Jordan poole wanted the attention, he wanted to be the man, he wanted to be the guy they all talked about like curry, im not mad at poole but u gotta play ya role
Jordan Poole didn’t understand how much easier his opportunity to score was because of the spacing provided by playing with two of the best shooters of all time, if not having to be guarded by the other team’s best defender, and for playing many minutes against second teams. Take all three factors away and he’s going to find it’s much harder to score. And even harder to be a top scorer and still win games - at most, he’s probably destined for “empty stats” / “meaningless” scoring
you can't blame the guy, the kid have to work your up , some time you have to wait for your time to shine, long as your on a team that win championship he have to wait for his time
That always happened everywhere in life lol it's bcs the hunger isn't there no more, another ex: comedians ain't that funny once they become successful
They traded him cause he was throwing games at the end. There was difference in how he first played and how he played at the end. His behavior at the end pointed out he didn’t want to be there anymore. I watched when him and Wiggins were doing great and I loved the two being on the warriors but towards the end before he got traded , all the games I watched it look like he was throwing and I couldn’t wait for him to be traded. Wiggins had personal issues and it showed in his performance and it still effecting him now. Pool looked like he just didn’t want to be there anymore and wanted out so he forced his way out with his poor performance which I think was him just throwing the game based on the misses and decisions he was making in the end when he played.
He didn't throw games. He just threw bricks. All his teammates just kept telling him, toss up them shots, eventually they will fall. He learned the absolute wrong lesson as a result.
Imagine having to spend every day in close contact with a guy who had knocked you out, and to make matters worse, the team never had his back, siding with the thug instead. Wiggs was also psychologically affected. He feels unsafe around Draymond who is the kind of person who could explode any second.
@kelleyeidem667 while that's true, he became even worst on the wizards. He didn't become better once he was "free". Dude actually played better when he was afraid than he does now.
He should’ve played his role like he did that championship year some of these young guys don’t know they get caught up on right now instead of 5 years from now the team will be yours but just wait until the big three of that Warriors is retired, but until then he should’ve been asking them for help guidance and learn from them get that work ethic
who the old guard tho, Steph? I get it if it’s klay, but last season he score good points for the warriors but sucks at defense, other teams figured him out and he became kinda useless during the playoff, hes not at steph or luka level where they offense heavily outweigh the lackluster defense. During the playoff, steph carried the game against the kings and during the series against the lakers, he got totally shutdown offensively. myb there’s a world where he could grow in the warriors after sometime, but it’s actually better for him to not be in the warriors like he is now. He could grow faster there. The only downside is that as for championship, dc probably not gonna make it.
If Poole is the best player on a team do they win a chip?? My guess is no... Idc who else os around him. If jes clearly the best they dont get a chip... I still feel like if they paid him 20 or close to and Draymind didmt do that bullshit he will still be with them.
Too big?? He was an up and coming player, got more bag than Donkey green, and green got in his feelings. Green was also the reason KD left. It's always been him at the center of every warriors controversy. He clearly needs to take anger management classes.
He just wanted to be like others so he acted cool and took advantage of his own movement on court, he didn’t listen and started downgrading. (Got cocky and for that traded.) and he was like “no we don’t need that I got it.
It’s sad because he was a beast with the warriors, he’s barely noticed on the wizards. That took a turn for the worse I hope he does better in the future it’s unfortunate because the warriors team was fantastic until they started making all these trades
Sometimes it’s a team that makes a player. Ask yourself. - Would Draymond start on any other team? Probably not he Just fits well in the Warriors system. - probably it was the same for Poole. The Warriors system made him look better than he was.
He didn’t win us a game in the finals that’s cap. He played a great game in the close out game but was a lot less effective as we went up the ladder. Still one of my favorite players just a bit immature
Uh, you mean the dude who revolutionized position-less basketball and switching defense?! Draymond contributes much more than what you see on a stat sheet.
@@T1Oracle that makes no sense dude. For 1, no NBA player in history can guard every player. And 2, he's already gotten stops against Jokic and Murray. So idk what you're trying to say. It's fine if you don't like dude because of x reasons. But to diminish his achievements because of personal bias is actually despicable. Just say you don't like him instead of lying about how good/valuable he is.
Jordan Poole would have been an absolute beast if he got the chance to stay with GSW a few more years… they should have traded Draymond instead of pool… Draymond literally costs the GSW so many games and even a finals
Andre putting lipstick on a pig! He can't play defense worth a lick, his shot-selection can be highly questionable at times because he doesn't understand game situations like great players do, and he doesn't understand the importance of the team concept!
What's really sad is the warriors are going to realize they really needed him. They need a score like him and it was a big mistake that they traded him
He was a key player in the road to the 2022 chip. Only reason he got traded was to keep the trio at GS together. All the other nonsense about his play was bullshit because as a first option he might not be the best but as a 3rd/4th option he was great.
Jp was great on the warriors and we need him rn even tho he is hella inconsistent and his last season with them proved that But if he stayed then he would be the leader of the team after the trio fade out
@@chesterhiggens dafuq are you talking about? The wizards are 2-9 and Jordan Poole is playing like shit. Again, I'm happy as fuck and happier by the day that we traded him away.
Confident is important for any athletes , but that having too much it means overrating Jordan himself as Iggy said in this footage. JP seems to quite to achieve Championship now, he seems to prone to prove what he himself skillful player is.
Jordan was young and impatient. He was more interested in being the Star instead of being a team. He is good and I like him. He could have learned even more and stepped into that role. I do wish him success. He just has to control his ego.
Jordan could’ve been the next leader/superstar on a legendary championship like Tim Duncan or Kawhi if he waited his turn … but now he’s failing as the number one option on a below mediocre team . Ambition + Talent + Patience = Success. You can only substitute talent in this equation and still get the same outcome . But it can only be replaced by hard work ,but not regular hard , working harder than everyone else is the only way .
This is the reason why iguodala is a 4 time champ and a finals mvp. When Kerr made him a 6th man and started Barnes, iguodala accepted the role and pushed the team to their first championship together.
Poole didnt have patience... look at young ones now.. TJD been patient and showing his growth in the game.. BP starting to understand his pole that Poole coudlnt do. I think Poole got first reality check against Curry and Warriors. Still got alot to learn.
It's not anything to do with JP's personality per se, it's really that he's young and lacks the maturity needed to carry the second string. Maybe we couldn't really see it before and blamed the punch and the lack of a meaningful response from the Warriors org as the reason JP was traded...but having CP3 out there on the second line shows us exactly what was lacking last season and I'm happy for the change despite losing JP as a franchise player for our team.
and now jordan got what he wanted but he wasnt ready for it. he needed to stay under steph and kept working and GS wouldve been his. But he pulled a kyrie and became worse for it
Teams want players that they don’t expect to play so well to accept a lesser role , so they don’t have to pay them what they are actually worth $$$. It’s all about the money and the person at the top making them moves . -In my opinion
Poole was selfish. Until he understands it’s not always about him but the team no matter where he goes he won’t be successful. He’s a very talented player that had a good season with a great team. Then last season he got the big head and became a liability rather than an asset. You can’t be a leader if your only about self.
Warriors took bullets to the chest and managed to recover. I really didnt think there was a team that was willing to take Poole and his contract after his awful final year with the Warriors.
It wasn't a hindrance to Poole to try harder on defense, rebound better, hustle more, and turn the damn ball over less. Things that would have elevated his game to the next level, and things that are still holding him back in Washington. Selfish player with a bad attitude. Great trade
When that's all you choose to do. While never passing the ball, or playing any defense at all. He then becomes a huge problem. He's a one trick pony. He made himself that way and his teammates will never like him, or respect him. If he doesn't ever look to try and be a complete player. He should only look to takeover when it's absolutely necessary in the final quarter. Yet still always make the right play first. It's a TEAM GAME. You need other's to play well, so you can play well. If you're trying to do everything ya self. You will only decline in your own skill and everyone hate you.. Look at Haliburton, he's a complete player. All he needs to work on is his defense now and perfecting the little thing's he does all the time. He's loved by everyone, because the way he plays the game. Because he want's to make everyone around him better. While wanting to be the best himself. He does so without hurting the team and still shows he's obviously the best. While still being able to go iso if he had to. While no one would even expect it, or they'd have to be so worried about him doing other thing's. It opens his entire world to absolutely kill teams in so many ways.
Hindsight now, but he got his opportunity to play a bigger role and realize that he benefitted more from a championship team than him being great. He didnt realize that he was given so much freedom on the court because defenses were not worried about him. The warriors also had good defensive guards and role players to make up for poole's defensive liability. Now that there is no klay and steph to hide behind and defenses focus on him and he has to play defense, he is bringing his new team down. You dont want to hurt a players ego and hinder their growth. He doesnt realize how nice the coaches were in telling him to dial ot back. Nobody was going to say you are great spark off the bench and you arent really meant to be a starter.
Jordan Poole just had to be patient and he would have inherited the warriors as its leader in the future. He could have worked on getting better within his role and prepare to takeover once Steph can't do it anymore.
you hit it right in the target sir , bullseye! 🎯
And he probably would’ve been the perfect guy to do it too, he fit perfect with their style of play, he could’ve recruited other young players in the future who would be entering the beginning/middle of their prime like wemby, ja, tatum or brown, edwards, bam, randle, etc to build another big 3
It all sound good but Jordan Poole was never going to take over curry’s position, even when curry can’t do it , curry is like Le bron
He didn't need to wait all Curry had to do is humble himself and pass the torch to Poole also get rid of diva ass Green
@@Steve_305 humble himself? Buddy poole was horrendous last season his efficiency for the points he averaged were very bad, not to mention the playoffs absolutely abismal, why would curry “give” him the team when he is miles better lol. he was mainly traded not only to keep draymond but to get rid of his garbadge contract which was for like 120 million or something draymond is a far more valuable player to the team than poole and to get someone like cp as well was a steal for the warriors.
He didn’t wanna play his role for the greater good of the team
Honestly yeah during hs I knew I was a good scorer the team knew also but in order to win the state championship I had to play my role I got near the rim and got buckets at least at practice everyone does the same drills same stuff but I get it.
BS.
That's why gs will lose 😊
This is BULLSHIT Jordan Poole would take questionable shots at times (so do Curry and Klay) but he did nothing to warrant this type of hate
Just like why Kyrie didn’t wanna be second under Lebron or anyone else. But he is now forced to.
He was literally the anakin skywalker of the warriors.
not even close bro
Because he hurt Draymond's feelings?
@@T1OracleI think draymon is padmay. That's why Darth Vader is with the wizards now 😂😂😂
Pool is Anakin, Curry is Obi Wan and Draymond is Mace Windu.
@@justinjayankura8676 that’s disrespectful lol the warriors didn’t fail poole, poole failed them. the “jedi” failed Anakin
I think Jordan didn’t realize that he was able to do all of those things because of Steph and Klay and how much attention they get from the defense. That and just how the warriors’ offense works. It’s much different when you’re the only guy the defense has to worry about. He could have stayed and learned so much more if he just humbled himself.
Fax
Ain't nobody wanna play on Draymond's team anyways tho lol
He played well when they were both injured though. The real problem is that was just a fluke, hes not really that good, but they gave him the big contract anyway. You can see now with the wizards how overrated he was
@@enterpassword3313 Klay, Steph, and the warriors’ influence on Jordan Poole was more than just on the court and game day. If you’re around a team that has championship mindset, experience, and culture, you’ll gain so much more than you would as the star player of a team that’s never won. He’s the “star” player of a team and is surrounded by a team culture that’s never won. I don’t think Poole was a fluke. He has potential to be great but it can’t be unlocked if he isn’t around greatness. 🤷🏻♂️
@@ejness fair enough, but you could already see him struggling to replicate what he did, and that was before he left the warriors. I think hes already exceeded his potential, i wrote plenty of comments before the season predicting he would average like 20ppg on 39% shooting, which is actually slightly better than his tragic start to the year.
I rather be the worst of the best , then the best of the worst...he time was coming but he didn't want to wait. Patience and hardwork would eventually payoff
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He was going to be given the keys to the kingdom sooner rather than later, but he wanted it all immediately when it wasn't that time (at least on this team). In the end, his impatience has completely undone all the work he'd put in to take that next step as a player. I guess he got paid, though.
That's why I respect Klay and CP2, they deserve win another ring because they know they role coming from the bench
He's going to find out this year 😂😂😂
As a Washington Wizards fan I approve of this message. LOL
That's what his ass gets!!
Hey i'm from the future it's 2024, he's finding out😅😅
@jamalhughes8325 😂😂😂😂
@@jamalhughes8325 🤣🤣🤣
That level of arrogance is what’ll lead to heartbreak as he loses again… and again… and again in Washington. Be careful what you wish for because you just might get it.
Exactly!!! 💯
And if you get it then you just might not know what to do with it cuz it might just come back on you tenfold
@@lookatcodyman654 he’s about to “f**k round and find out” how good he had it in GSW and took it for granted
What he wish for?
@@kirbyaugustine761No one wants to be behind someone's shadow and you act like he's the same reason the Wizards, an already trash team, that is starting to rebuild is losing when that ain't the case. The Bucks or Warriors didn't become what it is now in a season. Cut him some slack.
The problem with Poole’s scoring is it has become inefficient scoring once his ego got out of hand. That was the problem, he won a ring before he even had a chance to hit a slump or start getting out in the spotlight. Nothing was expected of him and he didn’t get the ball as much so he made every shot count. Once people started praising him (and you see this with a lot of arrogant players) he started jacking up deep 3’s thinking each and every game was a “Poole party” and when he’d miss 3 in a row, he’d try to solve the problem by shooting 3 more and hoping they go in to fix his percentages. Dude was Allen Iverson with half the talent and the same ego, that was the problem. At least Iverson had a reliable mid range in his prime, Poole’s 3’s aren’t even consistent
Jordan was great, im sad he left the warriors. I think the biggest issue was how quickly he rose to stardom. The chip plus his big payout made him think he was as valuable as Steph 😢
Hes not a tenth of stephs value. Its pretty evident this year. You're better off without him.
Jordan's ego killed him in golden state
More like Draymond's fist lol
No lol
Poole is glad to be out of GS because he didn't want to be second fiddle to Curry, Thompson, and the core of the Warriors...just so he could be second fiddle to Kyle Kuzma. LOL
Individualism is what got him traded. Period!!!!
Klay ass rn
The same thing with Monta ellis
Little by little, the stories will come out and everyone will realize he earned every bit of that punch.🤜🏽
Bob Myers basically said it without saying it. Look up the ESPN episode where they talk about Harden's situation, it's just a few days old.
When he was asked what he would do in a similar situation, he implied that he's been there before and the Superstar's opinion is more important than his own. He also insinuated that he's asked Steph if Draymond needed to go, but Steph said "I prefer Draymond".
It would take too long to fully explain, but if you hear him articulate it, he was probably talking about the Jordan Poole situation.
Never dummy😅
Punching people because you don't like them or they hurt your feelings is what children do. You sound like an abusive psychopath defending Draymond. Regardless, Poole may sink but Karma is coming for the Warriors too. Their ring days are done.
@@lalapo9094give it a few years
@@NewWorldDreams47gotta link?
It seems like everyone that plays with him wants to punch him
A annoying person
Poole looked at his stats like any casual in a debate 😂.
I do hope that he can turn it around because he really had a great opportunity in GS.
A+ talent F- mentality
C+ talent
More like B- Talent .. He was okay but not THAT good
Wizard fans now seeing why he didnt get that freedom. 😂
I swear I seen him wave off Curry just to miss a deep three. Who takes a shot over passing it to the best shooter in NBA history 🤨
That is exactly why he had to go. People in his ear making him think he was on Steph’s level. Bro you don’t wave off a pass to a wide open Steph. That makes you look like the dumbest man in basketball.
i think that was the game that steph threw his mouthpiece out of frustration,he was thrown out,,good think the last shot on overtime was made by jordan poole on the last second
Jeremy Lin did it to Kobe lol
@@StephGaming.Lin at least made the shot though.
If he was smart he would’ve played his role & took over in the future. Social media got to his head.
poole's role was like ginobili, a solid sixthman that will takeover with 2nd roster while the starters rest. he's great, quick, and can create his own shot. but he doesn't have to create his own shot everytime he had the ball, for some reason he can't understand this
it got to his head that whats happen
I Miss Jordan Poole😢 I wish the warriors will get him back please❤❤❤
Y they dont play the part where iggy says he’d purposely fall down so he doesn’t have to play defense. Thats all u had to hear to know what iggy really thought of him
If Jordan had been patient, Steph Would’ve gave him the keys in 2-3 seasons, he’ll still have a great career though. I also think Jordan knew the shoes he would have to fill once he was given the franchise, not to mention the shoes already being 3 sizes to big
Now he can be the guy on a dead end team, at least he got a bag
Look what happened when he left...BOMBED
Jordan poole wanted the attention, he wanted to be the man, he wanted to be the guy they all talked about like curry, im not mad at poole but u gotta play ya role
So basically he wanted the freedom of Steph with horrible shooting efficiency 😂😂
STEPH HAS THE WORST GTFOH
😂😅
Forget shooting efficiency, he doesn't have Steph's tenure. In some cases seniority means a lot. JP is good be he is not Curry good, that takes time
Know Your Role
He knew it 💍
The long term plan was Poole, Kuminga, Moody, as the big three… now Poole lost his chance
They ain’t winning shit though wym? It’s over after Steph leaves
I like to think that's the second reason 👊😂
Jordan Poole didn’t understand how much easier his opportunity to score was because of the spacing provided by playing with two of the best shooters of all time, if not having to be guarded by the other team’s best defender, and for playing many minutes against second teams. Take all three factors away and he’s going to find it’s much harder to score. And even harder to be a top scorer and still win games - at most, he’s probably destined for “empty stats” / “meaningless” scoring
He wanted the attention of all the Baddies. Great, now you have less competition on the Wizards.
He's in Washington right now showing why
you can't blame the guy, the kid have to work your up , some time you have to wait for your time to shine, long as your on a team that win championship he have to wait for his time
Have you noticed these guys? Once they get that large contract, the inconsistencies start to show.
That always happened everywhere in life lol it's bcs the hunger isn't there no more, another ex: comedians ain't that funny once they become successful
@@regalhunt8496that's fascinating tbh
They traded him cause he was throwing games at the end. There was difference in how he first played and how he played at the end. His behavior at the end pointed out he didn’t want to be there anymore. I watched when him and Wiggins were doing great and I loved the two being on the warriors but towards the end before he got traded , all the games I watched it look like he was throwing and I couldn’t wait for him to be traded. Wiggins had personal issues and it showed in his performance and it still effecting him now. Pool looked like he just didn’t want to be there anymore and wanted out so he forced his way out with his poor performance which I think was him just throwing the game based on the misses and decisions he was making in the end when he played.
He's not throwing those games.. He's just trying too hard to prove that "he's that guy"..
Base on his wizard games guess his "throwing games" got carried over huh? The dude averaging 12ppg in 31min while shooting 21% from 3
He didn't throw games. He just threw bricks. All his teammates just kept telling him, toss up them shots, eventually they will fall. He learned the absolute wrong lesson as a result.
Imagine having to spend every day in close contact with a guy who had knocked you out, and to make matters worse, the team never had his back, siding with the thug instead.
Wiggs was also psychologically affected. He feels unsafe around Draymond who is the kind of person who could explode any second.
@kelleyeidem667 while that's true, he became even worst on the wizards. He didn't become better once he was "free". Dude actually played better when he was afraid than he does now.
Every player is a role player. Some players just have bigger, broader roles. Jordan Poole needs to learn what his is and try to be good at that.
He should’ve played his role like he did that championship year some of these young guys don’t know they get caught up on right now instead of 5 years from now the team will be yours but just wait until the big three of that Warriors is retired, but until then he should’ve been asking them for help guidance and learn from them get that work ethic
This is simply the old guard not wanting to sit at the bench to be the 6th man for the young guys. Andre knows better.
who the old guard tho, Steph? I get it if it’s klay, but last season he score good points for the warriors but sucks at defense, other teams figured him out and he became kinda useless during the playoff, hes not at steph or luka level where they offense heavily outweigh the lackluster defense.
During the playoff, steph carried the game against the kings and during the series against the lakers, he got totally shutdown offensively. myb there’s a world where he could grow in the warriors after sometime, but it’s actually better for him to not be in the warriors like he is now. He could grow faster there.
The only downside is that as for championship, dc probably not gonna make it.
Huh? You talking about klay? Who fits perfectly in their system???
If Poole is the best player on a team do they win a chip?? My guess is no... Idc who else os around him. If jes clearly the best they dont get a chip... I still feel like if they paid him 20 or close to and Draymind didmt do that bullshit he will still be with them.
Huh bad take
@@jimmyvega3735they couldn't play Poole 20 Mil. Somebody would've paid him more. That was Poole first big contract.
Now i understand why Draymond Green knocked him out. He was getting too big for his boots.
Nah he jus likes hurting the team
That's not what happened
Wasn't it more like a sucker punch? Draymond is a PAB.
Too big?? He was an up and coming player, got more bag than Donkey green, and green got in his feelings.
Green was also the reason KD left. It's always been him at the center of every warriors controversy. He clearly needs to take anger management classes.
@@shami-kebabYou can let him borrow your face. 😂 🤜🏽
He wanted his own role, if you’re good enough Go get it. All pros should want this
He just wanted to be like others so he acted cool and took advantage of his own movement on court, he didn’t listen and started downgrading. (Got cocky and for that traded.) and he was like “no we don’t need that I got it.
he is in for some rude awakening
Jordan Poole got what he wants and now he's seeing it differently for sure... Its hard to be the guy and at the same time your winning
It’s sad because he was a beast with the warriors, he’s barely noticed on the wizards. That took a turn for the worse I hope he does better in the future it’s unfortunate because the warriors team was fantastic until they started making all these trades
Lol I Gouda last response was so camera trained but his facial expression after jj said he was a nuisance was hilarious
I’ve never tried Gouda cheese. How does it taste compared to cheddar, mozzarella, American cheese? 🧀
Sometimes it’s a team that makes a player.
Ask yourself.
- Would Draymond start on any other team? Probably not he Just fits well in the Warriors system.
- probably it was the same for Poole. The Warriors system made him look better than he was.
Boy was a baller i can't lie
All true. He was the 2 nd and at times best scorer. He can’t rap his head around his current situation.
He didn’t win us a game in the finals that’s cap. He played a great game in the close out game but was a lot less effective as we went up the ladder. Still one of my favorite players just a bit immature
TheY gave up 20 ppg for draymon triple single
Inconsistent 20ppg
Uh, you mean the dude who revolutionized position-less basketball and switching defense?! Draymond contributes much more than what you see on a stat sheet.
Draymond is a top 10 defender of All Time. His work speaks for itself.
@@NewWorldDreams47 He can't do anything to Wembanyama, or Jokic when Murray is healthy.
@@T1Oracle that makes no sense dude. For 1, no NBA player in history can guard every player. And 2, he's already gotten stops against Jokic and Murray. So idk what you're trying to say.
It's fine if you don't like dude because of x reasons. But to diminish his achievements because of personal bias is actually despicable. Just say you don't like him instead of lying about how good/valuable he is.
Jordan Poole has a bright future in the NBA
Jordan Poole would have been an absolute beast if he got the chance to stay with GSW a few more years… they should have traded Draymond instead of pool… Draymond literally costs the GSW so many games and even a finals
U free now
You have to be somewhere we’re your appreciated … it’s not personal it’s business
He was literally what the warriors needed too, i have to imagine not everyone on the team wants he go
He’s good for the baddies
Andre putting lipstick on a pig! He can't play defense worth a lick, his shot-selection can be highly questionable at times because he doesn't understand game situations like great players do, and he doesn't understand the importance of the team concept!
But Klay's not better than him but he's on the bench cuz Klay's history. Seems like bullshit to me
What's really sad is the warriors are going to realize they really needed him. They need a score like him and it was a big mistake that they traded him
Exactly curry can’t do it himself
No they won’t realize that . Revisit this comment at the end of the year
No way..
@@Antonio_bandana0u812bro warriors are getting bounced out the first round if they even make it
Who they get in return?
Shining example of American youth
A Kobe in the making
No
not in a million years. Kobe was a god on both ends of the court with the mental fortitude no one compares to. Poole is a kid compared to Kobe.
Wtf kind of disrespect is that? Don't you ever.
Glad your opinion is in the minority
Stop.
He was a key player in the road to the 2022 chip. Only reason he got traded was to keep the trio at GS together. All the other nonsense about his play was bullshit because as a first option he might not be the best but as a 3rd/4th option he was great.
Jp was great on the warriors and we need him rn even tho he is hella inconsistent and his last season with them proved that
But if he stayed then he would be the leader of the team after the trio fade out
Jordan Poole learned the hard way that the Warriors made him who he was
We’re seeing this season why he was traded. I was happy as fuck when we traded him and am getting happier by the day.
They are almost .500 so what are you talking about.
@@chesterhiggens dafuq are you talking about? The wizards are 2-9 and Jordan Poole is playing like shit. Again, I'm happy as fuck and happier by the day that we traded him away.
Well now he's a wizard harry.
At least he didn't pull a Tracy McGrady like on the Raptors before the job was finished.
He was only second because klay was hurt abd at the same time work for it like everyone else on the team !
Confident is important for any athletes , but that having too much it means overrating Jordan himself as Iggy said in this footage. JP seems to quite to achieve Championship now, he seems to prone to prove what he himself skillful player is.
I could see jp coming back to the dubs one day he might be the new dlo
Jordan was young and impatient. He was more interested in being the Star instead of being a team. He is good and I like him. He could have learned even more and stepped into that role. I do wish him success. He just has to control his ego.
Jordan could’ve been the next leader/superstar on a legendary championship like Tim Duncan or Kawhi if he waited his turn … but now he’s failing as the number one option on a below mediocre team . Ambition + Talent + Patience = Success. You can only substitute talent in this equation and still get the same outcome . But it can only be replaced by hard work ,but not regular hard , working harder than everyone else is the only way .
This is the reason why iguodala is a 4 time champ and a finals mvp. When Kerr made him a 6th man and started Barnes, iguodala accepted the role and pushed the team to their first championship together.
Poole didnt have patience... look at young ones now.. TJD been patient and showing his growth in the game.. BP starting to understand his pole that Poole coudlnt do. I think Poole got first reality check against Curry and Warriors. Still got alot to learn.
Kuminga is becoming what Poole should have become for the Warriors...the future.
It's not anything to do with JP's personality per se, it's really that he's young and lacks the maturity needed to carry the second string. Maybe we couldn't really see it before and blamed the punch and the lack of a meaningful response from the Warriors org as the reason JP was traded...but having CP3 out there on the second line shows us exactly what was lacking last season and I'm happy for the change despite losing JP as a franchise player for our team.
I’m a pretty big fan of D. Green, but he’s 100% the reason why J. Poole left the warriors.
Only the second guy I've ever seen force his way onto the wizards. The rest are sane and know thats where careers go to die.
All he had to do was dial it back just a bit
“Jordan Pool”
and now jordan got what he wanted but he wasnt ready for it. he needed to stay under steph and kept working and GS wouldve been his. But he pulled a kyrie and became worse for it
Teams want players that they don’t expect to play so well to accept a lesser role , so they don’t have to pay them what they are actually worth $$$.
It’s all about the money and the person at the top making them moves .
-In my opinion
Poole was selfish. Until he understands it’s not always about him but the team no matter where he goes he won’t be successful. He’s a very talented player that had a good season with a great team. Then last season he got the big head and became a liability rather than an asset. You can’t be a leader if your only about self.
Now he plays behind machine gun Kuzma, both fighting for the most airballs made from beyond the arch.
Warriors took bullets to the chest and managed to recover. I really didnt think there was a team that was willing to take Poole and his contract after his awful final year with the Warriors.
He was much better than CP3 is now. So i understand him.
Bro could of patient and waited for his time to shine now look at him playing for the 3-14 wizards
It wasn't a hindrance to Poole to try harder on defense, rebound better, hustle more, and turn the damn ball over less. Things that would have elevated his game to the next level, and things that are still holding him back in Washington. Selfish player with a bad attitude. Great trade
When that's all you choose to do. While never passing the ball, or playing any defense at all. He then becomes a huge problem. He's a one trick pony. He made himself that way and his teammates will never like him, or respect him. If he doesn't ever look to try and be a complete player.
He should only look to takeover when it's absolutely necessary in the final quarter. Yet still always make the right play first. It's a TEAM GAME. You need other's to play well, so you can play well. If you're trying to do everything ya self. You will only decline in your own skill and everyone hate you.. Look at Haliburton, he's a complete player. All he needs to work on is his defense now and perfecting the little thing's he does all the time. He's loved by everyone, because the way he plays the game. Because he want's to make everyone around him better. While wanting to be the best himself. He does so without hurting the team and still shows he's obviously the best. While still being able to go iso if he had to. While no one would even expect it, or they'd have to be so worried about him doing other thing's. It opens his entire world to absolutely kill teams in so many ways.
Narrator: *”Poole was not, in fact, second on the team in scoring.”* ⛵️
Poole to the Warriors: *You underestimate my power!*
Warriors need him just like he needs the warriors lmao they both not good without eachother
stop it, Iggy...that punch from Draymond sent him packing..
Hindsight now, but he got his opportunity to play a bigger role and realize that he benefitted more from a championship team than him being great. He didnt realize that he was given so much freedom on the court because defenses were not worried about him. The warriors also had good defensive guards and role players to make up for poole's defensive liability. Now that there is no klay and steph to hide behind and defenses focus on him and he has to play defense, he is bringing his new team down. You dont want to hurt a players ego and hinder their growth. He doesnt realize how nice the coaches were in telling him to dial ot back. Nobody was going to say you are great spark off the bench and you arent really meant to be a starter.
He did win them a game plus he was they 2nd best scorer and only in his 20’s same he got traded
I hope he blossoms into a great player elsewhere
He will be great in detroit.
THEY ALL.HELPED POOLE GET THAT ONE RING; THEVE BEEN SCORNED BEFORE YOU AND AFTER YOU; THANKS THAT YOU HAVE A RING, LET IT GO AND MORE ON!
In three or four years he would have taken over as a leader in GS. He JK Moody as starters