closg00 wrote:PIF, dunno if you already saw your work re-posted here:
https://www.theringer.com/nba/2019/4/2/18292767/ernie-grunfeld-fired-washington-wizards-gm
Classic. Goes to show that people in the media do pay attention to this board.
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closg00 wrote:PIF, dunno if you already saw your work re-posted here:
https://www.theringer.com/nba/2019/4/2/18292767/ernie-grunfeld-fired-washington-wizards-gm
closg00 wrote:PIF, dunno if you already saw your work re-posted here:
https://www.theringer.com/nba/2019/4/2/18292767/ernie-grunfeld-fired-washington-wizards-gm
tontoz wrote:closg00 wrote:PIF, dunno if you already saw your work re-posted here:
https://www.theringer.com/nba/2019/4/2/18292767/ernie-grunfeld-fired-washington-wizards-gm
Classic. Goes to show that people in the media do pay attention to this board.
payitforward wrote:Wouldn't have done this, except you challenged me Monte...
[WARNING: The following embarrassingly effusive praise for the signing of Andrew Nicholson should be read with caution - montestewart]
viewtopic.php?f=35&t=1414029&hilit=Andrew+Nicholson&start=1520 -- how does one do this kind of link? [like this Re: 2016 Offseason Thread -- Not (just) #KD2DC ]Spoiler:
One person pointed out in several posts that Nicholson had been unremittingly terrible & had been let go by the team that drafted him in R1 -- 3 years later. A lot of people made it clear to that person how wrong he was. Just as they have made clear to him in the last few weeks how wrong he is in his draft strategy. Now... maybe the fact that he wasn't wrong back then is what gives him some confidence that he isn't wrong now -- what do you think? & who do you think that person is, btw?
Dat also criticized the signing repeatedly. So did nate.
montestewart wrote:gambitx777 wrote:Can we all just agree we did not make the worst deals this offseason.! I mean there were much worse deals than ours out there!
Great Pickup Lines #127: "Well, you're not the ugliest girl in the bar."
montestewart wrote:keynote wrote:80sballboy wrote:Ted's Take
https://tedstake.monumentalsportsnetwork.com/2016/07/08/a-very-productive-off-season-my-perspectiveWe entered free agency prepared to execute the plan that we conceived, developed and refined during a three-year period and based on an anticipation of where the NBA salary cap might land. While we came close, we weren’t able to land an additional star player to our lineup. So we then moved swiftly and smartly to execute the remaining parts of our plan and add to our returning core. We were prepared and executed according to plan based on how we modeled multiple scenarios.
If this counts as executing "according to the plan," I gotta start questioning the plan.
He very subtly acknowledges failing to land Durant or Horford while defining (after the fact) the remainder of their offseason acquisition plan, which coincidentally matches to the letter what they did. Except for landing the superstar they had been planning for, saving for, hoping for, depending on, the offseason was a smashing success, and they are geniuses.
Ted's 'Stake
payitforward wrote:tontoz wrote:closg00 wrote:PIF, dunno if you already saw your work re-posted here:
https://www.theringer.com/nba/2019/4/2/18292767/ernie-grunfeld-fired-washington-wizards-gm
Classic. Goes to show that people in the media do pay attention to this board.
Nah... I paid him off!
FAH1223 wrote:Well, Tommy did run the draft in an un-Grunfeldian fashion
What was Grunfeldian was locking into a pick
queridiculo wrote:FAH1223 wrote:Well, Tommy did run the draft in an un-Grunfeldian fashion
What was Grunfeldian was locking into a pick
Wait, doesn't it seem like that's precisely what Sheppard did, lock into that pick?