Piston Prince wrote:The worst part is the timing of everything. With Drummond and Monroe all we need is a young perimeter star.
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Piston Pete wrote:Back on topic.....Dumars is an idiot.
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Really this is all were all trying to say.
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Piston Prince wrote:The worst part is the timing of everything. With Drummond and Monroe all we need is a young perimeter star.
Piston Pete wrote:Back on topic.....Dumars is an idiot.
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Sheeeeed wrote:Clarity wrote:So a GM is bigger than the next 10 years of our franchise?
Who cares about Dumars, Rich Neuheisal was about to get fired at UCLA & if he woulda burned Brett Hundley's red shirt he could have probably rode it out & kept his job but that wasnt best for the program moving forward.
Yup that's exactly what said.
So what do you expect Dumars to do when Gores puts the pressure? Roll over and quit? I think has too much pride for that. Its better this happens now rather 2-3 years down the line. If Gores let Dumars linger that long, we might another William Clay Ford on our hands.
Piston Prince wrote:I expect Dumars to say "Tom, I understand you want to make the playoffs asap, but let's build this the right way. We have two young franchise caliber big men, a lot of rebuilding teams would trip over themselves for that, lets pump the breaks and allow them to develop organically and hopefully land a star caliber perimeter player to compliment them."
If Dumars-Gores relationship is such that conversation couldn't happen then it's broken beyond repair already.
Piston Prince wrote:Sheeeeed wrote:Clarity wrote:So a GM is bigger than the next 10 years of our franchise?
Who cares about Dumars, Rich Neuheisal was about to get fired at UCLA & if he woulda burned Brett Hundley's red shirt he could have probably rode it out & kept his job but that wasnt best for the program moving forward.
Yup that's exactly what said.
So what do you expect Dumars to do when Gores puts the pressure? Roll over and quit? I think has too much pride for that. Its better this happens now rather 2-3 years down the line. If Gores let Dumars linger that long, we might another William Clay Ford on our hands.
I expect Dumars to say "Tom, I understand you want to make the playoffs asap, but let's build this the right way. We have two young franchise caliber big men, a lot of rebuilding teams would trip over themselves for that, lets pump the breaks and allow them to develop organically and hopefully land a star caliber perimeter player to compliment them."
If Dumars-Gores relationship is such that conversation couldn't happen then it's broken beyond repair already.
Sheeeeed wrote:Piston Prince wrote:Sheeeeed wrote:
Yup that's exactly what said.
So what do you expect Dumars to do when Gores puts the pressure? Roll over and quit? I think has too much pride for that. Its better this happens now rather 2-3 years down the line. If Gores let Dumars linger that long, we might another William Clay Ford on our hands.
I expect Dumars to say "Tom, I understand you want to make the playoffs asap, but let's build this the right way. We have two young franchise caliber big men, a lot of rebuilding teams would trip over themselves for that, lets pump the breaks and allow them to develop organically and hopefully land a star caliber perimeter player to compliment them."
If Dumars-Gores relationship is such that conversation couldn't happen then it's broken beyond repair already.
Yeah except Dumars has never wanted to build a team that way, and never considered this team rebuilding. Hes moves hes made in the last 5 years, and want hes said in the media is proof of that.
Snakebites wrote:
There's plenty of blame to go around. Gores' "playoffs or bust" attitude spurred this whole thing along, but Dumars never had the right attitude to rebuild this team. That's been clearly evident since late 2008 and there were hints of it even before then.
vic wrote:JOE DUMARS CHOSE JOSH SMITH OVER JOSÉ CALDERON!!
http://m.freep.com/Sports/article?a=201 ... 026&f=1233
FIRE JOE