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I don’t think anyone is arguing that point. I think what we’re saying is that fans trot it out like they know what it means and they don’t. Obviously the room culture is great, you don’t have to be in there to know that or to know MOS has done a great job of that. Just listen to the guys speak and it’s obvious. But we don’t know the inner workings of it. -
FIFO as a term is irrelevant. However, the culture that MOS has set up in his dressing room is by far the best in the league. If the players want to call it FIFO..so be it. They endorse it, and MOS, because it's real, tangible, and above the norm. -
He's in shape and a beast...he doesn't have game wind yet....he basically jumped in with a few practices under his belt and still dominated...just wait till game 2 and three onward -
By blue85gold · Posted
McGhee isn’t even on the active roster so we’ve avoided that to start the season at least -
There are other great rooms in the league..they just don't ballyhoo FIFO It's not uncommon whatsoever for teams to self police and internally be reason a player gets ousted...People think MOS invented and created that...far from true...he's part of it...but also man in charge of vision Miller and Walter's set forth with
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