He was right about Luka and he deserves credit for that. Beyond that, can anyone tell me what he has done specifically to keep his job for so long? Does he have dirt on the Cubes? This offseason we downgraded at shooting guard and made no other moves. We've made no effort to gain back any draft capital lost in the trade for KP signaling that we're just going to back to not giving a **** about the draft. He signed KP to a massive deal before he ever played here, also signed this deal as soon as free agency started negating the cap space we had that offseason to sign some B/C level players because we all know good and damn well no star is ever going to sign here in free agency. What am I missing? Does he get credit for Dirk or his Dad because that was also 20+ years ago. Are we happy to hit on like 2 out of 20+ draft picks in Josh Howard and Jalen Brunson? People credit his international scouting yet besides an obvious lottery talent like Luka he's brought in... Maxi Kleber and Salah Mejri

Our current roster is Luka, an inefficient 7'3 often injured guy who thinks he's Steph Curry making all star salary, three really good role players in Kleber, THJ and Brunson and 12 borderline end of bench guys.
What am I missing here? Does one good move in drafting Luka make up for years and years of other poor decisions? Do we think he is a mastermind because he wanted to draft Giannis? If he really wanted him that bad why didn't he convince Cuban to simply free up the 600k in cap space we gained by trading down by attaching a 2nd rounder to a player with high salary and taking him anyways at pick 13? I realize he hasn't done anything OVERTLY stupid but how does being consistenly average to below average at your job get you this many years as GM?
Sorry, long rant I know and maybe I'm off base. Can anyone defend this guy? Does anyone expect Luka to stick around given the ineptness of the front office because I sure dont.