Nowak008 wrote:Ever since DB became a mod he has become an optimist. Coincidence I think not.
He used to be much more fun before he became Reasonable.........
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Nowak008 wrote:Ever since DB became a mod he has become an optimist. Coincidence I think not.
trwi7 wrote:ElPeregrino wrote: If Zanik is so great and Horst is so terrible, why doesn't LED (who certainly knows more about both of these guys than any of us), see it that way?
Well two of them wanted Zanik. Edens wanted a big name but didn't want to pay the price to bring one here and since Edens is governor and can overrule, they ended up with Horst. So nobody wanted Horst initially, hence why he was never a candidate until like a day before he was announced as the hire.
ElPeregrino wrote:trwi7 wrote:ElPeregrino wrote: If Zanik is so great and Horst is so terrible, why doesn't LED (who certainly knows more about both of these guys than any of us), see it that way?
Well two of them wanted Zanik. Edens wanted a big name but didn't want to pay the price to bring one here and since Edens is governor and can overrule, they ended up with Horst. So nobody wanted Horst initially, hence why he was never a candidate until like a day before he was announced as the hire.
If Edens is so cheap, why was he okay bringing in Zanik as assistant GM and giving him a contract that paid him equal to a GM's salary? It's more likely that he saw Zanik work for a year and realized that Horst was simply better.
Zanik, McKinney and Gilmartin weren’t the only ones fired by the Bucks in recent weeks. Two members of the Bucks public relations department – Mark Rosenberg, the director of communications, and Erika Johnson, public relations coordinator, have been dismissed.
Besides the aforementioned firings, sources said some Bucks employees have been asked or had to take pay reductions.
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ElPeregrino wrote:trwi7 wrote:ElPeregrino wrote: If Zanik is so great and Horst is so terrible, why doesn't LED (who certainly knows more about both of these guys than any of us), see it that way?
Well two of them wanted Zanik. Edens wanted a big name but didn't want to pay the price to bring one here and since Edens is governor and can overrule, they ended up with Horst. So nobody wanted Horst initially, hence why he was never a candidate until like a day before he was announced as the hire.
If Edens is so cheap, why was he okay bringing in Zanik as assistant GM and giving him a contract that paid him equal to a GM's salary? It's more likely that he saw Zanik work for a year and realized that Horst was simply better.
smauss wrote:I'm curious if folks believe our roster is better than last year and why or why not?
crkone wrote:ElPeregrino wrote:trwi7 wrote:
Well two of them wanted Zanik. Edens wanted a big name but didn't want to pay the price to bring one here and since Edens is governor and can overrule, they ended up with Horst. So nobody wanted Horst initially, hence why he was never a candidate until like a day before he was announced as the hire.
If Edens is so cheap, why was he okay bringing in Zanik as assistant GM and giving him a contract that paid him equal to a GM's salary? It's more likely that he saw Zanik work for a year and realized that Horst was simply better.
Probably stemming from this:
http://woelfelspressbox.com/2017/06/bucks-continue-their-purge/Zanik, McKinney and Gilmartin weren’t the only ones fired by the Bucks in recent weeks. Two members of the Bucks public relations department – Mark Rosenberg, the director of communications, and Erika Johnson, public relations coordinator, have been dismissed.
Besides the aforementioned firings, sources said some Bucks employees have been asked or had to take pay reductions.
KidA24 wrote:ElPeregrino wrote:trwi7 wrote:
Well two of them wanted Zanik. Edens wanted a big name but didn't want to pay the price to bring one here and since Edens is governor and can overrule, they ended up with Horst. So nobody wanted Horst initially, hence why he was never a candidate until like a day before he was announced as the hire.
If Edens is so cheap, why was he okay bringing in Zanik as assistant GM and giving him a contract that paid him equal to a GM's salary? It's more likely that he saw Zanik work for a year and realized that Horst was simply better.
Then why wasn't Horst part of the interview process?
ElPeregrino wrote:KidA24 wrote:ElPeregrino wrote:If Edens is so cheap, why was he okay bringing in Zanik as assistant GM and giving him a contract that paid him equal to a GM's salary? It's more likely that he saw Zanik work for a year and realized that Horst was simply better.
Then why wasn't Horst part of the interview process?
It was reported that they made the decision to name him GM before ever interviewing him. It seems like they knew what they had in Horst without an interview.
ElPeregrino wrote:KidA24 wrote:ElPeregrino wrote:If Edens is so cheap, why was he okay bringing in Zanik as assistant GM and giving him a contract that paid him equal to a GM's salary? It's more likely that he saw Zanik work for a year and realized that Horst was simply better.
Then why wasn't Horst part of the interview process?
It was reported that they made the decision to name him GM before ever interviewing him. It seems like they knew what they had in Horst without an interview.
ElPeregrino wrote:If Edens is so cheap, why was he okay bringing in Zanik as assistant GM and giving him a contract that paid him equal to a GM's salary?
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Wooderson wrote:ElPeregrino wrote:KidA24 wrote:
Then why wasn't Horst part of the interview process?
It was reported that they made the decision to name him GM before ever interviewing him. It seems like they knew what they had in Horst without an interview.
Then why have this whole horst and pony show prior to naming him? These guys care about optics and likely knew the fallout from how it all went down. Really doesn't make much sense.
KidA24 wrote:ElPeregrino wrote:KidA24 wrote:
Then why wasn't Horst part of the interview process?
It was reported that they made the decision to name him GM before ever interviewing him. It seems like they knew what they had in Horst without an interview.
"They knew he was better than Zanik"
They then didn't interview Horst and had Zanik as one of the two finalists for the job.
Your logic is failing me.
Baddy Chuck wrote:ElPeregrino wrote:If Edens is so cheap, why was he okay bringing in Zanik as assistant GM and giving him a contract that paid him equal to a GM's salary?
Because I would assume on that hiring he had the support and checkbooks from a couple other billionaires (with a b) who wanted Zanik in that spot all along, all the way up until Edens vetoed it.