stormi wrote:Wait, Brandon Twigram's shooting 45% from 3 on 5+ attempts while also averaging 5 assists per game???
Get him here NEOW
Not enough all star games. NEXT!
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stormi wrote:Wait, Brandon Twigram's shooting 45% from 3 on 5+ attempts while also averaging 5 assists per game???
Get him here NEOW
DCasey91 wrote:Yeah let the desperate fishes circle over a flawed product closer to do or die time. Induce a bidding war, take highest offer. Win win
Morey knows what he is doing. He loves extracting max value good or bad as the outcome.
Last year, Ingram, Lillard, Fox, Brown was a no go now it’s like well what do we know.
Remember fool’s gold can still look like gold to someone.
Yes Ben has crapped his own value but even still we are in a good position. Idea scenario was always to shutup and suit up, play well, get an All Star nod and get traded. Win for us and win for Ben. But that would be a logical approach which Ben and Ben’s camp isn’t accustom to.
Next ten games for all teams will be very very interesting.
Tomjas wrote:DCasey91 wrote:Yeah let the desperate fishes circle over a flawed product closer to do or die time. Induce a bidding war, take highest offer. Win win
Morey knows what he is doing. He loves extracting max value good or bad as the outcome.
Last year, Ingram, Lillard, Fox, Brown was a no go now it’s like well what do we know.
Remember fool’s gold can still look like gold to someone.
Yes Ben has crapped his own value but even still we are in a good position. Idea scenario was always to shutup and suit up, play well, get an All Star nod and get traded. Win for us and win for Ben. But that would be a logical approach which Ben and Ben’s camp isn’t accustom to.
Next ten games for all teams will be very very interesting.
Morey has a proven track record of losing in situations like this (see Chris Paul)
I was in Europe, and so I was six or seven hours ahead of them. So I’m talking at 2, 3, 4 in the morning. And we just decided to do it. They ran different statistics by me.
My basketball ops [operations] got maybe a little weak at the end, and I just said, ‘We’re doing this. We are going to make the change. We’re going to go after it and roll the dice. We’re going to find that 5 percent.’
The one thing I believe you do in business, and you do in basketball, is you never sit still. You always keep it exciting. Not only is it exciting that we’re a better team, but it’s exciting for the fans. I owe it to them to give them the best opportunity to win a championship every year.
Tomjas wrote:DCasey91 wrote:Yeah let the desperate fishes circle over a flawed product closer to do or die time. Induce a bidding war, take highest offer. Win win
Morey knows what he is doing. He loves extracting max value good or bad as the outcome.
Last year, Ingram, Lillard, Fox, Brown was a no go now it’s like well what do we know.
Remember fool’s gold can still look like gold to someone.
Yes Ben has crapped his own value but even still we are in a good position. Idea scenario was always to shutup and suit up, play well, get an All Star nod and get traded. Win for us and win for Ben. But that would be a logical approach which Ben and Ben’s camp isn’t accustom to.
Next ten games for all teams will be very very interesting.
Morey has a proven track record of losing in situations like this (see Chris Paul)
How exactly are the Sixers helping Simmons trade value by leaking stuff designed to make him look bad?
I think a likely scenario is that teams want to make sure that Simmons can play so Morey is trying to force Ben to do so
He won’t so emotions have taken over
That rarely works out for the best
DCasey91 wrote:Tomjas wrote:DCasey91 wrote:Yeah let the desperate fishes circle over a flawed product closer to do or die time. Induce a bidding war, take highest offer. Win win
Morey knows what he is doing. He loves extracting max value good or bad as the outcome.
Last year, Ingram, Lillard, Fox, Brown was a no go now it’s like well what do we know.
Remember fool’s gold can still look like gold to someone.
Yes Ben has crapped his own value but even still we are in a good position. Idea scenario was always to shutup and suit up, play well, get an All Star nod and get traded. Win for us and win for Ben. But that would be a logical approach which Ben and Ben’s camp isn’t accustom to.
Next ten games for all teams will be very very interesting.
Morey has a proven track record of losing in situations like this (see Chris Paul)
How exactly are the Sixers helping Simmons trade value by leaking stuff designed to make him look bad?
I think a likely scenario is that teams want to make sure that Simmons can play so Morey is trying to force Ben to do so
He won’t so emotions have taken over
That rarely works out for the best
Tomjas take the sheets off over your eyes. Ben and Ben’s camp have done it to themselves. They got a nice dose of reality and can’t handle it.
Don’t strongarm a multi billion dollar organization, alienate the group and disrespect your peers that you’ve played with in quick succession in public.
Positive side it’s galvanized the group.
Why do you think Ben is getting fines and they haven’t kicked up a fuss about it? Because if it goes through the Sixers and the NBA he’ll get found out. The timing is bogus.
Ben has a fallout legal loop and aim straight at Rich Paul and there’s a fair chance of that happening. On a sinking boat it’s collateral and damage, damage control. If Noel is suing and Ben has a higher standing then watch out in the future.
Put two and two together not that hard. There’s a thing called fraudulence. Both sides are losing (no winners in war for laments terms) but Ben has zero leverage, it’s up to them to put down the charade and grown up.
Some point the buck stops with absurd over entitlement. A snake is a snake but keep biting it it’ll kill you and move on because it’s always more powerful in the end (Business over not a highest end individual because he doesn’t have authoritative power).
So coaches are idiots and have no input on personnel and GMs are not idiots. Got it.Negrodamus wrote:zaz102 wrote:So teams gave Simmons a free all star pass due to his reputation whereas Brown and Ingram did not make it because they do not have the reputation. Yet these same teams would have no interest for trading for the player that has a better reputation with them? Not sure I follow.Negrodamus wrote:
Because he became an allstar in his second year while playing with an incredible cast. Was probably his best all around season. He then followed it up with a slightly worse season once Jimmy and Redick left, but maintained similar stats and made it on reputation. Last year was purely on reputation. All of this is null anyway: what matters is your ability in the playoffs. The Warriors aren't going to Draymond Green to produce some offense when the team goes cold in a playoff game. The Celtics, Pelicans, and Kings will go to their suggested stars for points. That can't be measured in all star games.
I get that Ingram and Brown can be more of go to players, but they haven't exactly led their teams to much success. Bostons had some stacked teams as well. Ingram played with LeBron. They haven't been playing on crappy teams either.
Again, I don't think they are trading them now, but if Pelicans decide they need a change or Bostons in fighting continues leading to a collapse, I would certainly monitor those situations. Maybe Sixers throw is some extra incentive as well. Doesn't need to be one for one.
Well when you use a nebulous word like "teams", then it might be hard to get. The players, coaches, media members and fans, people who see "triple double" and get excited, vote for the player. The front office (ie the GM, analytics department, owners, etc) make personnel decisions.
Tomjas wrote:DCasey91 wrote:Tomjas wrote:
Morey has a proven track record of losing in situations like this (see Chris Paul)
How exactly are the Sixers helping Simmons trade value by leaking stuff designed to make him look bad?
I think a likely scenario is that teams want to make sure that Simmons can play so Morey is trying to force Ben to do so
He won’t so emotions have taken over
That rarely works out for the best
Tomjas take the sheets off over your eyes. Ben and Ben’s camp have done it to themselves. They got a nice dose of reality and can’t handle it.
Don’t strongarm a multi billion dollar organization, alienate the group and disrespect your peers that you’ve played with in quick succession in public.
Positive side it’s galvanized the group.
Why do you think Ben is getting fines and they haven’t kicked up a fuss about it? Because if it goes through the Sixers and the NBA he’ll get found out. The timing is bogus.
Ben has a fallout legal loop and aim straight at Rich Paul and there’s a fair chance of that happening. On a sinking boat it’s collateral and damage, damage control. If Noel is suing and Ben has a higher standing then watch out in the future.
Put two and two together not that hard. There’s a thing called fraudulence. Both sides are losing (no winners in war for laments terms) but Ben has zero leverage, it’s up to them to put down the charade and grown up.
Some point the buck stops with absurd over entitlement. A snake is a snake but keep biting it it’ll kill you and move on because it’s always more powerful in the end (Business over not a highest end individual because he doesn’t have authoritative power).
I have been the CEO of a much bigger organisation than the Sixers
If I had allowed a situation like this to develop then I would have been canned and I would have deserved it
The Sixers are imposing the biggest fines in history in an attempt to get someone to play for them
Can you not understand how absurd that is?
There’s no trust left and once that’s lost, it’s over and it’s been obvious for months
Simmons should have been traded before the draft and those assets used to acquire something else
That was the logical move
Instead, Morey is hoping that someone falls into his lap
“Hope” is not a business strategy
DCasey91 wrote:What’s absurd is falsifying information that can lead to a criminal record. That’s absurd
Which company were you the CEO if you don’t mind sharing? Much bigger would be 10+ Billion. (Why are you on a NBA forum then my guy get lit!)
the_process wrote:Tomjas wrote:DCasey91 wrote:
Tomjas take the sheets off over your eyes. Ben and Ben’s camp have done it to themselves. They got a nice dose of reality and can’t handle it.
Don’t strongarm a multi billion dollar organization, alienate the group and disrespect your peers that you’ve played with in quick succession in public.
Positive side it’s galvanized the group.
Why do you think Ben is getting fines and they haven’t kicked up a fuss about it? Because if it goes through the Sixers and the NBA he’ll get found out. The timing is bogus.
Ben has a fallout legal loop and aim straight at Rich Paul and there’s a fair chance of that happening. On a sinking boat it’s collateral and damage, damage control. If Noel is suing and Ben has a higher standing then watch out in the future.
Put two and two together not that hard. There’s a thing called fraudulence. Both sides are losing (no winners in war for laments terms) but Ben has zero leverage, it’s up to them to put down the charade and grown up.
Some point the buck stops with absurd over entitlement. A snake is a snake but keep biting it it’ll kill you and move on because it’s always more powerful in the end (Business over not a highest end individual because he doesn’t have authoritative power).
I have been the CEO of a much bigger organisation than the Sixers
If I had allowed a situation like this to develop then I would have been canned and I would have deserved it
The Sixers are imposing the biggest fines in history in an attempt to get someone to play for them
Can you not understand how absurd that is?
There’s no trust left and once that’s lost, it’s over and it’s been obvious for months
Simmons should have been traded before the draft and those assets used to acquire something else
That was the logical move
Instead, Morey is hoping that someone falls into his lap
“Hope” is not a business strategy
I actually agree with you on Morey. At least to the extent of he needs to set realistic goals, not pie in the sky BS.
But there's no way you are not either related to Ben or work for Klutch after listening to you for the past 6 months.
zaz102 wrote:So coaches are idiots and have no input on personnel and GMs are not idiots. Got it.Negrodamus wrote:zaz102 wrote:So teams gave Simmons a free all star pass due to his reputation whereas Brown and Ingram did not make it because they do not have the reputation. Yet these same teams would have no interest for trading for the player that has a better reputation with them? Not sure I follow.
I get that Ingram and Brown can be more of go to players, but they haven't exactly led their teams to much success. Bostons had some stacked teams as well. Ingram played with LeBron. They haven't been playing on crappy teams either.
Again, I don't think they are trading them now, but if Pelicans decide they need a change or Bostons in fighting continues leading to a collapse, I would certainly monitor those situations. Maybe Sixers throw is some extra incentive as well. Doesn't need to be one for one.
Well when you use a nebulous word like "teams", then it might be hard to get. The players, coaches, media members and fans, people who see "triple double" and get excited, vote for the player. The front office (ie the GM, analytics department, owners, etc) make personnel decisions.
Tomjas wrote:the_process wrote:Tomjas wrote:
I have been the CEO of a much bigger organisation than the Sixers
If I had allowed a situation like this to develop then I would have been canned and I would have deserved it
The Sixers are imposing the biggest fines in history in an attempt to get someone to play for them
Can you not understand how absurd that is?
There’s no trust left and once that’s lost, it’s over and it’s been obvious for months
Simmons should have been traded before the draft and those assets used to acquire something else
That was the logical move
Instead, Morey is hoping that someone falls into his lap
“Hope” is not a business strategy
I actually agree with you on Morey. At least to the extent of he needs to set realistic goals, not pie in the sky BS.
But there's no way you are not either related to Ben or work for Klutch after listening to you for the past 6 months.
lol
I haven’t defended Simmons
I have criticised the Sixers handling of the situation as the outcome was predictable to anyone that has played sports at even a half reasonable level
Mik317 wrote:it may not get better.
But I doubt it gets worse.
We can trade Ben for marginal players at any time.
Hell doing the trade right now doesn't make much sense from the current team standpoint. Lets see if our own probably marginal talents are more than that.