Elgin Baylor

[superjohn]

Sounds to me like his pay perfectly matched his performance! How is getting underpaid a setup for failure. Had he been good at his job he would have a. been paid more by Clips or b. had the chance to work elsewhere for more money

Money follows results..

You clearly have no idea how Sterling operated the Clippers, there was no way for Baylor to be successful. The guy wouldn't pay people on time, he sabotaged the hiring of coaches, he wanted his coach to also be his trainer etc. You should read about it and educate yourself.

 

[mauconnfan]

You clearly have no idea how Sterling operated the Clippers, there was no way for Baylor to be successful. The guy wouldn't pay people on time, he sabotaged the hiring of coaches, he wanted his coach to also be his trainer etc. You should read about it and educate yourself.

And you clearly know everything that happened inside the organization during his tenure because you were so close. Funny ……someone throws out an opinion and its ALL WRONG but you are so right.

Maybe Elgin Baylor was a proud man and if it was ALL bad he would have left well before his 22 years? Maybe he had no where else to go because no one else wanted him because he picked awful players and wasn't a very good GM? A combination of what you say and what NJHusky says is probably true but NO you have all of these answers not him!

This place has reared its ugly face after a fun run with the Huskies. Can we get back to fn normal……...