Discussing Other Teams' Moves - Part 8

[gambitx777]

Thibbs is really a relic of the past I don't think he can survive in today's NBA.

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[Rafael122]

Thibbs is really a relic of the past I don't think he can survive in today's NBA.

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The irony is that I believe he took a year off after he got fired from Minnesota and he went around the league and I think college as well to gain more knowledge and in the end, he still did the same thing he was always doing.

[closg00]

Thibbs is really a relic of the past I don't think he can survive in today's NBA.

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The irony is that I believe he took a year off after he got fired from Minnesota and he went around the league and I think college as well to gain more knowledge and in the end, he still did the same thing he was always doing.

[gambitx777]

Thibbs to Maryland lol calling it now

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[Chocolate City Jordanaire]

Thibbs is really a relic of the past I don't think he can survive in today's NBA.

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The irony is that I believe he took a year off after he got fired from Minnesota and he went around the league and I think college as well to gain more knowledge and in the end, he still did the same thing he was always doing.

It reminds me of Ted Leonsis' extensive league-wide search for the best executive to replace GMEG.

He ended up choosing Tommy Sheppard, Ernie Grunfeld 2.0.

[payitforward]

It's the old dog new tricks problem.....

[closg00]

Loving this Beal Headline, and the comments.
https://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/280692/Suns-Coach-Candidates-Were-Asked-How-They-Would-Utilize-Bradley-Beal

[AFM]

Loving this Beal Headline, and the comments.
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Wrong link…

[closg00]

Loving this Beal Headline, and the comments.
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Wrong link…

Thx, fixed.

[Kanyewest]

https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/45493117/how-rick-carlisle-impacts-tyrese-haliburton-indiana-pacers

HALIBURTON COULD HAVE been a Dallas Maverick.

The Mavericks had Haliburton as the No.1 player on their 2020 draft board, based in large part on Voulgaris' analytics models. Sources told ESPN that the Mavericks dangled their two selections, No. 18 and No. 31, as well as their sometimes starter and sometimes sixth-man guard Jalen Brunson, to every team until Haliburton went off the board at No. 12 to the Sacramento Kings.

"We tried like hell to get him and move up, we just couldn't do it," Carlisle said before the start of the Finals. "When I tell you that Mark Cuban tried everything. When Mark puts his mind to something, he can usually figure something out."

The Mavericks never found a suitor, but Carlisle remained a fan of Haliburton's game from afar through the start of the point guard's career.

Going into training camp for the 2022-23 season, Carlisle told Haliburton he didn't want to call plays anymore. Carlisle was handing the offense over to Haliburton, who was 22 years old at the time. He remembered seeing his young point guard's eyes light up.

"I was surprised," Haliburton recalled after practice on Tuesday. "Because I know what the conversation around coach [Carlisle] was, especially from point guards."

[closg00]

There isn’t an off season thread, so I’ll drop this here.

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