Jeremy Tache

Someone went off on him in the locker room.

Hey, man, you know what this place is?

Do you know what we do here?

Who are you to say I'm not coming off the bench?

Andre Iguodala.

who was an all-star, came off the bench for us.

Who the hell are you?

That's the type of locker room they are.

They don't suffer the kind of the immaturities of fools.

They will let you know immediately.

And so what they're doing here, I'm not even certain,

I'm not saying they're wrong.

I'm not holding them accountable.

The thing is, the only reason why we're talking about it here and why it's relevant to us is because that part of Jimmy, which can be useful at times but other times destructive,

was at the end of the time here just destructive right it was no longer useful i think that the valid criticism of jimmy is when he does identify that guy he does very little actually mend the fences and it doesn't seem like there's really a path for the person that he's isolated in that way to work themselves back into the good graces and then the juxtaposition of why we're talking about it specifically now is when you hear wiggins and norm powell and all these guys talk and it's like oh this is this feels amazing but

On some level, Jeremy, you know why it feels amazing?

Because they appreciate it.

In a way that some other locker rooms, if you tried doing this kumbaya stuff, it would be taken for granted.

And that's the problem.

You're always balancing, hey, we want people accountable, but also we don't want it to feel like a prison.