I have yet in the retina that nailed mate Rudy Fernandez in the Olympic final in Beijing before the very nose of Dwight Howard, the most intimidating player of world basketball. This and other actions against professionals in the U.S. team in a match of such great impact, they got the whole world to be dazzled by the talent, explosiveness, youth and the audacity of Rudy.
But curiously, the one that should be, showed no great enthusiasm. Nate McMillan, assistant coach and close U.S. coach Rudy in Portland Trail Blazers seemed more worried than excited. His remarks after the game made me think that he worried about the arrival of a rookie so bold and bright enough to threaten the balance of egos on his team and their settled convictions on the hierarchy that should govern it. Where most saw a joyful opportunity he perceived a threat uncomfortable!
After a promising beginning in Portland, Rudy flame was dying slowly through endless minutes on the bench and lack of options when I was on the court. When after two years in the playoffs for the title star of the team injured and Rudy is the owner for a replacement, seems not the same. Ramon very well explained in his column Trecet Rudy 's wrong? : A player cheerful, brilliant physicist, entrepreneur in his actions, with great confidence in its possibilities, being precisely the opposite in minutes is in court. Had to use a qualifier, would in my opinion the languid .
happens in sports, in organizations and in life. A guarantee fee is mediocre sure that everything that can shine or stand out in your environment runs languishing frustrated and self-esteem. The mediocre continually reinforces their beliefs that destroying all I could question them. definitely begets mediocrity mediocrity. Cancer organizations, teams and society.
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