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Reassessment time: Your confidence in Morey right now?

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What is your confidence in Morey this summer?

I'm very confident in Morey. I still think he's good. I expect him to have a good offseason
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21%
I'm still hanging in there somewhat confident in Morey, but he needs to have a big offseason
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13%
I'm in wait and see mode. I'm not for or against him right now. I'm in limbo with him
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23%
I've lost confidence in Morey. I won't rule out a good summer, but I don't expect it
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19%
I'm completely out on Morey. He's not as good as we thought, I have no faith in him
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24%
 
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Reassessment time: Your confidence in Morey right now? 

Post#1 » by FireMorey » Sun Jun 18, 2023 6:03 pm

Which option best describes your opinion on Morey right now?

And I'm curious what your opinion of him was when he was hired and how much it has changed since then.
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Post#2 » by 76ciology » Sun Jun 18, 2023 6:51 pm

Top duo
Possibly one of the best 3rd and 4th guy
Top 7 in depth as per analytics
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We were the vegas favorites to win it when we were up 3-2

Sometimes.. or i mean.. most times.. players just have to deliver.
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Re: Reassessment time: Your confidence in Morey right now? 

Post#3 » by Embiid P » Sun Jun 18, 2023 7:15 pm

Wait and see. This offseason and direction of the team ultimately hinges on the Harden decision.
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Re: Reassessment time: Your confidence in Morey right now? 

Post#4 » by Arsenal » Sun Jun 18, 2023 7:40 pm

76ciology wrote:Top duo
Possibly one of the best 3rd and 4th guy
Top 7 in depth as per analytics
Spoiler:
Read on Twitter

We were the vegas favorites to win it when we were up 3-2

Sometimes.. or i mean.. most times.. players just have to deliver.


If we had Nurse instead of Glenn we win the Boston series. It's that simple. Coaching matters.
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Re: Reassessment time: Your confidence in Morey right now? 

Post#5 » by Skates » Sun Jun 18, 2023 8:24 pm

Check back with me in a month or two, reserving judgment till then.
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Post#6 » by youngcrev » Sun Jun 18, 2023 8:40 pm

I still have plenty of confidence in Morey. That doesn't equate to me thinking he'll be able to get the job done though. I think he'll continue to put them in position to have a chance.
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Post#7 » by Mik317 » Sun Jun 18, 2023 9:40 pm

**** em lol


until he does something that isn't just getting someone he knows from his rocket days....he is a bitch ass **** to me.
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Re: Reassessment time: Your confidence in Morey right now? 

Post#8 » by Iverson Armband » Sun Jun 18, 2023 10:51 pm

Arsenal wrote:
76ciology wrote:Top duo
Possibly one of the best 3rd and 4th guy
Top 7 in depth as per analytics
Spoiler:
Read on Twitter

We were the vegas favorites to win it when we were up 3-2

Sometimes.. or i mean.. most times.. players just have to deliver.


If we had Nurse instead of Glenn we win the Boston series. It's that simple. Coaching matters.

You can’t say that with Harden and Embiids’s track record. They are notorious losers.
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Re: Reassessment time: Your confidence in Morey right now? 

Post#9 » by UptownPhilly » Mon Jun 19, 2023 1:38 am

2nd option. I like the Nurse signing, his first coach hire as President. I liked the Jalen McDaniels trade.

I hated the PJ Tucker signing.

Liked the Simmons for Harden trade, but have grown sour on Harden.

I expect him to do everything to resign Harden.

The deciding factor for me will be what he does with Tobias. He must go at all costs. His return could, or lack of one, could be make or break for me.

I also don’t like that he traded all of our picks this year. He still has time to fix that though.

I’ll give him this season to believe that he can still field a winner.
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Post#10 » by the_process » Mon Jun 19, 2023 1:31 pm

Morey absolutely needs to prove he isn't washed this offseason. We'll even score it, make it all subjectively analytical.

Having a cohesive plan now is an improvement. Whether it works is extremely doubtful, but at least there's a vision.


Coaching hire - Nurse is an excellent hire. 5/5

Harden situation - Goading Harden to opt in was impressive, but shortsighted. Not trading him when he asked out fits with Daryl being both a gambler and a weirdo. And it's going to backfire because Harden doesn't think he can torch his future value because he thinks he's still the best player in the league. 1/5

Harris trade - This might not happen since the plan is now '24 FA. But running back the exact same team as last year is dumb. Would it kill someone to change up something about this team? Why do you want an unwatchable product? You can't turn Tobias into bench depth and a shooter at the 4? Come on now Daryl. 2/5

Resigning youngsters to reasonable deals - Youngsters meaning McDaniels and Reed. Also Petrusev wants to come over. McDaniels walked over a 2/9 contract, which is idiotic as you need cheap depth to pay for your stars AND they desperately need wings. And then Morey re-signs Harrell, who had miraculously opted out, to essentially fill Reed's spot. And then matches a slightly above value deal for Reed, based on what I feel was fan pressure, even though it puts them in the tax and removes full max cap space next summer. Petrusev is signed though? 2/5

Backup PG - Need another ballhandler. Beverley and Melton are not PGs. This does not appear to be any type of priority to be addressed. 0/5

We'll revisit this and fill it in as the offseason progresses. As of August 16th, Morey should lose his job.
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Re: Reassessment time: Your confidence in Morey right now? 

Post#11 » by Zumramania » Mon Jun 19, 2023 4:14 pm

Iverson Armband wrote:
Arsenal wrote:
76ciology wrote:Top duo
Possibly one of the best 3rd and 4th guy
Top 7 in depth as per analytics
Spoiler:
Read on Twitter

We were the vegas favorites to win it when we were up 3-2

Sometimes.. or i mean.. most times.. players just have to deliver.


If we had Nurse instead of Glenn we win the Boston series. It's that simple. Coaching matters.

You can’t say that with Harden and Embiids’s track record. They are notorious losers.



Doc Rivers is a bigger loser than Harden and Embiid combined. Brett Brown is better and more adaptable than him.
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Re: Reassessment time: Your confidence in Morey right now? 

Post#12 » by Arsenal » Mon Jun 19, 2023 4:38 pm

Zumramania wrote:
Iverson Armband wrote:
Arsenal wrote:
If we had Nurse instead of Glenn we win the Boston series. It's that simple. Coaching matters.

You can’t say that with Harden and Embiids’s track record. They are notorious losers.



Doc Rivers is a bigger loser than Harden and Embiid combined. Brett Brown is better and more adaptable than him.


Looking back on it, we'd have been better off with Brett coaching instead of Glenn. However Brett burned bridges with his atrocious GMing, which was even worse than Collars, so he had to go.
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Post#13 » by Jailblazers7 » Mon Jun 19, 2023 5:45 pm

I think his moves on the margins have been good but passing on 10 years of Haliburton in favor of a few years of old Harden is a franchise changing mistake. I’m not super confident in him but also not afraid he’ll do something terribly stupid at this point.
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Re: Reassessment time: Your confidence in Morey right now? 

Post#14 » by Iverson Armband » Mon Jun 19, 2023 5:49 pm

Zumramania wrote:
Iverson Armband wrote:
Arsenal wrote:
If we had Nurse instead of Glenn we win the Boston series. It's that simple. Coaching matters.

You can’t say that with Harden and Embiids’s track record. They are notorious losers.



Doc Rivers is a bigger loser than Harden and Embiid combined. Brett Brown is better and more adaptable than him.

I’m not here to defend Doc, but he has a ring. So no.
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Re: Reassessment time: Your confidence in Morey right now? 

Post#15 » by SixersFanInNY » Mon Jun 19, 2023 8:06 pm

I think he is decent, but far from the top. He hasnt made any terrible decisions, chief of which would have been a max contract to a non-max player (Beal, 5/max for Harden, etc).

But at the same time, he seems to want midgetball which I dont think is the right approach for the Sixers, not to mention that 2 of the last 3 champions have kind of been twin towers. The Sixers used to be one of the tallest teams, though part of their downsizing is unavoidable due to the SImmons situation. I also dont think collecting aging Houston retreads is the way to go.
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Post#16 » by NYSixersFan » Mon Jun 19, 2023 8:31 pm

He's a complete fraud. No confidence whatsoever. Re-signing Harden will be the final nail in the coffin for him and this "process".
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Post#17 » by TorturedFan76 » Mon Jun 19, 2023 11:33 pm

I have been very down on Morey for the past 2 years. But I dont mind giving him a chance with Rivers gone, because I think Glen had way too much power and likely vetoed a lot of Morey's potential moves.
Im still pretty down on him regardless, but Im willing to see what he can do this summer.
Its option 4 for me.
With the understanding that he has no assets left to do anything to major, I just want to see smart moves. Mainly want to see them start trying to rebuild the stockpile of assets because we need to be ready for the end of the Embiid era when that comes- likely not too far from now.
What I expect is just seeing him sign more washed up vets that are his guys, and not really worrying about obtaining any future assets. We will continue to tread water as faux contenders.
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Re: Reassessment time: Your confidence in Morey right now? 

Post#18 » by rocketsfan100 » Mon Jun 19, 2023 11:54 pm

Morey by the looks of it got harden back on a 2 year deal under the max and his final grade will depend on what he does with Tobias
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Re: Reassessment time: Your confidence in Morey right now? 

Post#19 » by ExplosionsInDaSky » Tue Jun 20, 2023 2:38 am

I realize the Lakers were gifted their return by the league when they traded Westbrook, but it did happen nonetheless and I give mad props to the Lakers GM for that move. That trade not only got the Lakers to the playoffs, but it got them to the Western Conference Finals.

If we can land something similar as they did for Tobias Harris, then I will have all the faith restored in Morey as our GM. After the Tucker signing, I was pretty upset with him for giving him that kind of money. Aside from the Tucker signing, I have mostly had an all-around applause for the moves Morey has made. I think he'll make another decent one this summer, but how I feel about him going forward will be largely determined by how he handles the Tobias Harris situation. All the signs point to him being moved in the off-season, but it may not be as easy as we think.

I think Morey's strength lies in the under-the-radar moves he tends to make. George Niang, D'Anthony Melton. There's been one good one every offseason. I'd like to see another one this summer while also finding a way to keep Niang and Melton on this team.
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Re: Reassessment time: Your confidence in Morey right now? 

Post#20 » by 76ciology » Tue Jun 20, 2023 3:16 am

The only complain I have with Morey is this.

"This gives us 0.8, this gives us 0.9, this gives us 1.2. Why don’t we do the 1.2 every time? Why do we do the 0.8s and 0.9s?" Mike D'Antoni, Daryl Morey and James Harden explain the Houston Rockets

I think he need to learn that without chaos and unpredictability that number goes down because teams eventually gets used to playing it.

It’s OK if we have Michael Jordan or Jokic, but our alphas are inferiors and wouldnt be able to push it through whenever whatever.
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