rcklsscognition wrote:If I'm Henny I am deciding if its possible to bring in a new leader to lead instead of Dwight and be the go to scorer because as a GM I know he will never lead a team to a ring. Then I have to get rid of BBD. Clashing leadership, no need for the backupPF to be the team's leader. We need that leader but it needs to be our best player. If I can't envision that all happening I move Dwight before the draft.
If Dwight has an ego or is cluelessto his lack of leadership and go to sccoringabilitiies than I worry about being able to sell him on a vision of the future without hurting his ego. How do you say to him, we need a new leader? If you can't do that its hard to get him to extend and hard to keep him.
I'm curious, but what is your idea of a leader?
I think Dwight is fine as a leader. the team doesn't have to have just one voice, leadership can come from multiple places in multiple degrees. the players have said before that Dwight leads them when he's playing happy and inspired. that's what gets them going, and that's what they respond to. he hasn't been happy or inspired, largely due to clashes with management, and possibly due to him not appreciating the players around him, or the fact he has to defer for low percentage shots for the likes of Hedo (who clearly doesn't give a **** that he's on a basketball court), Richardson (who's clearly lost a step), Jameer (who pouted at the start of the season because his feelings were hurt), and Ryan Anderson (who refuses to play defense if his shots aren't falling).
Hennigan is all about player development, and Dwight has a lot of unharnessed ability. you develop Dwight, you give him some more opportunities, and you give him quality help and you'll get the best leadership from Dwight that you can hope for - inspired basketball.