Lead Pastor at Rockharbor |Sr Fellow @barnagroup |Trained Theologian (DThM @durham_uni) |Author: What’s A Christian, Anyway? +8|Co-host:Resilient Pastor Podcast
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Joined April 2008
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Adam, my theory on my Brazile fits so well with the starters is that AG is no longer a PF; his game (jumpshooting, 3s) and his age make him more of a SF. Brazile plays more like a PF, and it works.
This is exactly what needs to happen. It gives the starting unit a legitimate shot-blocker and rebounder, sincere neither Jokic nor AG can expend the energy on that any more. And when Cam is healthy, run him at the 2 instead of CB for better spacing and shooting. We need length right now for defense and rebounding.
Bench unit can be: Tyus, CB, Demar, Spencer, and Bagwell.
If David Adelman can’t see that the problem in his starting unit is the lack of a shot block and athletic rim runner (sorry, that ain’t AG anymore), then we need a new coach. Trevon Brazile should be starting. Plain and simple.
Almost took out this lady— who walked out of the kitchen with a plate of pizza right as I did the Jokic pass!
Controversial tweet: I thought the trailer for “Magician’s Nephew” looked awesome. It was fantastical (like the book) but in a very 90s/electric way…which is the trending aesthetic of the moment. Those pining for a timeless, classic, BBC epic will definitely be disappointed. But I think it looks creative and fresh.
Mistake to pull Yamamoto. Bullpen couldn't carry that many innings.
Also, we have to go find our bats.
And if Ohtani could magically get healthy.
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An excerpt from our conversation with @gpackiam. Full episode is available now.
Great play by the 49ers on that Kittle TD. Well-timed with our blitz. BUT…there was totally a block in the back not called that pancaked a guy who could’ve tackled Kittle for a short gain.
It’s officially the most wonderful time of the year— playoff baseball, football season, and NBA preseason. Go Dodgers, Broncos, and Nuggets!
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An excerpt from our conversation with Glenn Packiam on the 12-step tradition applied to spiritual formation.
Sometimes you don’t know what you don’t know; but sometimes the system is designed so that you don’t know.
Some leaders set objectives, give people room to execute, and stay above the fray of how things are carried out. That approach may keep a leader from becoming controlling. It may even keep a leader’s hands clean. But it does not reliably carry a leader’s values through an organization.