Tuesday, December 15th, 2009 at 9:00 am | 29 responses
Carlisle: Something About Hard Work, Sex
The Dallas Mavericks’ head coach has probably never said a single interesting thing to the press before, and the one time he decides to do so, no one can understand what he’s talking about: “Rick Carlisle offered an eloquent addition to The Official Basketball Dictionary And Sex-Education Manual when the coach described his Mavs’ penchant for making a difficult victory (like Monday’s 94-90 win over the Hornets) out of what should’ve been easy (Dallas was up 21 early but committed a mind-numbing 23 turnovers). ‘We need,’ said the coach of the 18-7 Mavericks, ‘to not always make hard work out of sex.”‘
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He’s trying to say that sex should be easy and comfortable. Not difficult like the way the Mavericks played.
Imagine how the press felt hearing that analogy haha.
Btw, it would totally be appropriate for me to point out right now this “blowing big leads”. Change the ‘e’ in leads to an ‘o’.
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