CROklahoma wrote:Wait, BD is still the coach ? Thunder organization still hasn't fired him ? I thought I was gonna read that first when i wake up here in Europe ...
Whose fault is it that the players ain't buyin in ?
Whose fault is it that the players aren't put in a different situation than the one where they showed they can't perform their best ?
That idiot was talking about how he likes to put his players in discomfort situations, is this one of those discomforts ?
Yeah, great job ...
There is no other solution than firing Donovan.
They cant tank unless WB gets injured for season. They cant trade him either.
Melo wont be easy to trade. You probably wont get any good piece for him.
PG's contract expiring. He doesnt have much value either.
So trading those players doesnt make much sense. It might not possible to cut salary through trade too. So even financially there isnt much reasons to do it. On top of all, Presti and upper management wouldnt want to take the lost.
After all Presti give some young players to acquire those 2 stars.
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Trade scenarios are unlikely. Owners wont want to miss playoffs with that payroll. GM wont want to take a loss in his WIN-NOW plan.
There is no other solution than firing BD.I do believe he is one to blame. Even if you think he is a decent coach you gotta admit that its not working. Blame players for lack of effort. Blame GM to put a bad fit team together. At the end of the day, changing players/gm isnt viable option.
Sooner or later they need to fire him.
Maybe they force him to change whole defensive scheme and some part of offensive scheme, rotations.
I think losing those easy games always related to coaching issues.Thunder always need to do things in harder ways.
Players would get motivated if coach lift their game up to another level. Player would give more effort if they see the return of their effort. Good coach would get wins in those Dallas-Sacremento games without 3 stars of us.