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I'd like to see little-to-no jameer Nelson from here on out

SoCalNuggsFan wrote:I'd like to see little-to-no jameer Nelson from here on out

I doubt we get a youth movement until we are mathematically eliminated.

MidMountain wrote:

SoCalNuggsFan wrote:I'd like to see little-to-no jameer Nelson from here on out

I doubt we get a youth movement until we are mathematically eliminated.

I doubt we get a youth movement simply because Malone believes in trying to win every game and he believes the veterans are the key to winning each game. <sigh>

Can anyone give me any reason why Malone decided to change his starting lineup? Again? This is near the end of his second year with the same players in all key positions and he still can't figure out what he wants?

NuggetsWY wrote:Can anyone give me any reason why Malone decided to change his starting lineup? Again? This is near the end of his second year with the same players in all key positions and he still can't figure out what he wants?

I think the reason is he can't rally his troops to be motivated for every game, this is Malone's problem and inability tbh.

I don't know what can the Denver front office do right now, are we going to give up on Malone who is not able to lead his troop, or are we going to trade those so-called 'problematic' players, or BOTH.

What you guys think?

kinggnik87 wrote:

NuggetsWY wrote:Can anyone give me any reason why Malone decided to change his starting lineup? Again? This is near the end of his second year with the same players in all key positions and he still can't figure out what he wants?

I think the reason is he can't rally his troops to be motivated for every game, this is Malone's problem and inability tbh.

I don't know what can the Denver front office do right now, are we going to give up on Malone who is not able to lead his troop, or are we going to trade those so-called 'problematic' players, or BOTH.

What you guys think?

"Out with the old, in with the new" and either the coach gets on board with that or he's gone - that's my opinion.
Our ownership & GM love Malone because his price is cheap and like Karl, he gets results using mid-level veterans.

NuggetsWY wrote:

kinggnik87 wrote:

NuggetsWY wrote:Can anyone give me any reason why Malone decided to change his starting lineup? Again? This is near the end of his second year with the same players in all key positions and he still can't figure out what he wants?

I think the reason is he can't rally his troops to be motivated for every game, this is Malone's problem and inability tbh.

I don't know what can the Denver front office do right now, are we going to give up on Malone who is not able to lead his troop, or are we going to trade those so-called 'problematic' players, or BOTH.

What you guys think?

"Out with the old, in with the new" and either the coach gets on board with that or he's gone - that's my opinion.
Our ownership & GM love Malone because his price is cheap and like Karl, he gets results using mid-level veterans.

You can't say "like Karl"....Karl always made the playoffs, never was under .500 here

Malone quote after this game: “I think we have some guys on this team who are starting to feel a little sorry for themselves.”
I can understand why they might feel that way. I feel sorry for them just having to watch them deal with Malone.

any reason Barton wasn't listed as an active member?

Perhaps he is one of the troublemakers. Who knows