Ok, thanks for the condescention.
To your first part, follow me closely. I'm not sure if you're purposely coming on here being deceitful or you simply don't know any better. But with apologies to Lenny Wilkins, Karl is the winningest coach in Sonics history by victories, winning percentage, every possible metric. He had seasons of 64 wins, 63 wins and that 61-win season that got him fired. And yes, those are not the two best seasons in team history; they're the THREE best seasons in team history, including the move to Oklahoma City.
But maybe you don't watch the NBA. So I'll go to my NFL example. Try to follow it closely. Marty led the Chargers to a 14-2 record after a 9-win campaign the year before. And not only are the 14 wins a team-record, but the 23 wins over a two year span are the best two-year span in Chargers history. That was the metric you wanted, right?
Again, I'm not here to tell anybody whether they should or shouldn't be mad about Petke's firing, should or shouldn't protest, or jump ship to the Cosmos or NYCFC, or what they should feel or think. I'm not going to disrespect a grown person by telling them what they should do with their hard-earned money. And for the record I've known Mike for 17 years, think the world of him and feel that he was treated in shoddy fashion. But I'd appreciate it if you didn't come on here and lie about statistics or facts that I give that are perfectly valid, because I covered both of them and know my numbers to be accurate.
Ok, thanks for the condescention.
To your first part, follow me closely. I'm not sure if you're purposely coming on here being deceitful or you simply don't know any better. But with apologies to Lenny Wilkins, Karl is the winningest coach in Sonics history by victories, winning percentage, every possible metric. He had seasons of 64 wins, 63 wins and that 61-win season that got him fired. And yes, those are not the two best seasons in team history; they're the THREE best seasons in team history, including the move to Oklahoma City.
But maybe you don't watch the NBA. So I'll go to my NFL example. Try to follow it closely. Marty led the Chargers to a 14-2 record after a 9-win campaign the year before. And not only are the 14 wins a team-record, but the 23 wins over a two year span are the best two-year span in Chargers history. That was the metric you wanted, right?
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