Chad34 wrote:doesn't feel like anyone won this game. at least lopez hit some threes
Kind of feels like the Bucks won it.
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Chad34 wrote:doesn't feel like anyone won this game. at least lopez hit some threes
rilamann wrote:Feels like the 137th time Giannis has missed a triple double by 1 assist.
Baddy Chuck wrote:I can't believe John Hammond is still employed by an NBA team.
humanrefutation wrote:John Hammond is the perfect GM for a team chasing the 8th seed. It's got to be part of his elevator pitch for a GM job.
1. I drafted Giannis.
2. I can get you the 8th seed.
leroyjw10 wrote:Aaron Gordon has to be one of the most overrated players in the NBA. What does he do other than dunk?
trwi7 wrote:We all wish we could suck as bad at our jobs as John Hammond and still be able to keep them.
emunney wrote:humanrefutation wrote:John Hammond is the perfect GM for a team chasing the 8th seed. It's got to be part of his elevator pitch for a GM job.
1. I drafted Giannis.
2. I can get you the 8th seed.
Who wants to be in the playoffs the same number of times as if entropy itself was the GM?
Baddy Chuck wrote:I can't believe John Hammond is still employed by an NBA team.
Coach Carter wrote:This year is a wash and most of us know it.
leroyjw10 wrote:Aaron Gordon has to be one of the most overrated players in the NBA. What does he do other than dunk?
Coach Carter wrote:This year is a wash and most of us know it.
jschligs wrote:trwi7 wrote:We all wish we could suck as bad at our jobs as John Hammond and still be able to keep them.
I’m doing my best John Hammond impersonation at work and so far so good
awd4cy wrote:Something about watching the Magic that always seems so boring to me. Great win overall though!
Coach Carter wrote:This year is a wash and most of us know it.
humanrefutation wrote:emunney wrote:humanrefutation wrote:John Hammond is the perfect GM for a team chasing the 8th seed. It's got to be part of his elevator pitch for a GM job.
1. I drafted Giannis.
2. I can get you the 8th seed.
Who wants to be in the playoffs the same number of times as if entropy itself was the GM?
His ceiling as a GM is low. But his floor is eh, okay?
If you're a team that just cares about getting by, he's a safe choice that won't completely blunder you into the abyss. And maybe, just maybe, he can catch lightning in the bottle (drafting Giannis, the FTD run). But you don't hire him if you have the stomach for the risk of failure that comes with ambition, IMO.
I got so tired of it during his tenure I know Kohl mandated mediocrity as a floor, but it was draining to watch a GM continue to just barely meet that low bar.
LittleRooster wrote:humanrefutation wrote:emunney wrote:
Who wants to be in the playoffs the same number of times as if entropy itself was the GM?
His ceiling as a GM is low. But his floor is eh, okay?
If you're a team that just cares about getting by, he's a safe choice that won't completely blunder you into the abyss. And maybe, just maybe, he can catch lightning in the bottle (drafting Giannis, the FTD run). But you don't hire him if you have the stomach for the risk of failure that comes with ambition, IMO.
I got so tired of it during his tenure I know Kohl mandated mediocrity as a floor, but it was draining to watch a GM continue to just barely meet that low bar.
I used to think this. But then I saw Horst/Bud/Giannis turn into Wolf/Holmgren/Favre and now I never want to go back to random pieces assembled with no vision or foresight. (Even though I think the Horst/Wolf comparison is somewhat insulting to Wolf on the whole.)
I think, however, that’s a huge compliment to Bud for instilling a championship culture/vision and Giannis for being his superstar self and being one of the most driven human beings around
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Pachinko_ wrote:LittleRooster wrote:humanrefutation wrote:
His ceiling as a GM is low. But his floor is eh, okay?
If you're a team that just cares about getting by, he's a safe choice that won't completely blunder you into the abyss. And maybe, just maybe, he can catch lightning in the bottle (drafting Giannis, the FTD run). But you don't hire him if you have the stomach for the risk of failure that comes with ambition, IMO.
I got so tired of it during his tenure I know Kohl mandated mediocrity as a floor, but it was draining to watch a GM continue to just barely meet that low bar.
I used to think this. But then I saw Horst/Bud/Giannis turn into Wolf/Holmgren/Favre and now I never want to go back to random pieces assembled with no vision or foresight. (Even though I think the Horst/Wolf comparison is somewhat insulting to Wolf on the whole.)
I think, however, that’s a huge compliment to Bud for instilling a championship culture/vision and Giannis for being his superstar self and being one of the most driven human beings around
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It's amazing how the Horst/Bud/Giannis triangle is able to attract pretty much whichever player they want (within cap space limits) and then make them play great together. That's why it doesn't bother me if we're getting older, how many young guys we have, how much we paid Khris, if we have draft picks, whatever. As long as these 3 are around we will forever be a 60-70 win team and a contender. They are the only ones that matter.