Chris Webber Clowns Incompetent GM David Kahn

We've been calling Kahn an idiot for quite some time (and that was before his annual "Pay a Bucks backup point guard 16 million dollars" signing of Luke Ridnour). We won't even get into the whole trading your best player away for nothing Al Jefferson/Utah deal. Hear the genius first hand in this video discuss his Wolves vision and compare Darko Milicic to Chris Webber. Then hear Webber put Kahn in his place.

http://www.nba.com/2010/news/07/23/kahn.fine/index.html?ls=iref:nbahpt2

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[djangosdawson5]

man how can you say Kahn is doing a bad job? His players get breakfast and lunch now. Those are like the two most important meals for winning basketball games. Kahn knows this. Rubio heard about the tapas and got his ass on a plane. Beasly is loving the choclate chip pancakes covered in funions. The only problem is Love, cutting in line and pushing people to make sure he gets 10 of both the sausage patties and the waffle sticks.

[mrmonk1002]

Best part is C-Webb's sarcastic "good luck" at the end

[JSqAuD14]

@ojoe629 **top 5 big in the entire league.

[JSqAuD14]

@ojoe629 Comment was taken out of context. Webber did in fact move around early in his career no matter the circumstance. Webber fully developed his game & state of mind in Sacramento. On the Kings, he turned it up another notch and became the player that basketball fans grew to love. It wasn't a complete day to night effect going to Sacramento but it sure as hell flipped the light switch on. He matured and took the game more seriously becoming a top 5.

[ojoe629]

@JSqAuD14 It's still a poor comparison. Webber was Rookie of the Year at Golden State - they didn't give up on him because he was ineffective, he wanted to leave. He went to Washington, averaged 20 and 10 (with 4+ assists) in four seasons, and made the All-Star team. What "took off" in Sacramento was the quality of the team around him, not the quality of his play. He was at his best in Sacramento, but it wasn't all that much better than what he'd shown in Golden State or Washington.

[JosephCurrency]

I think the most embarrassing part of this video is the play on the court. I know it's a summer league game, but still, this is AWFUL!

[IVEGOTBIGD33]

Am i the only one who noticed the annoying little kid butting in the interview?

[ColtinNotChicken]

They WERE better this year...by 2 fucking games!They ended up with a worse record than a team that lost 26 games in a row!At least the team has a good coach now

[dshizznit39]

I love Webb's "good luck" at the end. I love it.

[CBRYDR]

@indiefan23 Agreed...C-webb arrogantly jumped to conclusions. Even though Kahn used C-webb's career in analogical manner, by no means was he trying to compare C-webbs success / career to that of Darko's. Kahn is right that most players need time to develop and that opportunity to "prove themselves". C-webb wasn't what we know him for until he went to Sactown

[indiefan23]

@indiefan23 Secondly, it's absurd to think Khan meant they were the same quality of players. It's obvious they are not. Webber's career totally took off once he came to Sac and he became a top 5 player in the league cuz he found a great situation. Darko's career could take off in a similar way in Minny, where by Darko has the tools to become a solid NBA player and maybe even a solid starter is they create a great situation for him. It's literally what he said before Web took it out of context.

[indiefan23]

@ColdJ3 Webber went to a whole other level with Sac though and that's his point. Khan was 'never' comparing their quality. He stated that 'maybe he could develop into our starting center'. I think Khan knows that Webber was amazing before Sac. Their 'situation' compares because like Khan said and like Webber agreed with, all it takes is a good situation and people who believe in you for your career to change which WAS like Webber.