Walt Cronkite wrote:KembaWalker wrote:The main reason the overly positive sentiments fail to me is that they don’t ever even address my issues
My issues with this ownership group
1. They are undercapitalized. I don’t believe there is any evidence they have the money to really compete other than scrounging up enough to take MJs controlling share. They aren’t wealthy like that. It’s an inconvenient truth that isn’t going away
2. The GM and coach hires are just old friends from the owner in Atlanta - I don’t believe it’s a coincidence that our GM and coach worked for Schnall in Atlanta all at the same time and that’s why they are in these jobs now. I believe this is more likely than them objectively being the best guys for the job. To me, this isn’t majorly different than MJ hiring Buzz Peterson or Mitch Kupchak, his UNC buddies. It’s the same thing, and it’s a bad look
3. Lees coaching has sucked so far. I don’t think this is controversial so I’m not going to expound on it a ton. Everyone knows we are playing brain dead basketball this season
4. Peterson has done nothing to impress me so far. Salaun sucks as an 6th pick and will suck for a long time. I don’t care about hoarding second round picks. Until he does something good, I’m not gonna give him some kind of credit.
5. The medical staff still sucks. This should be obvious again. No it’s not normal to have a guy finish a game and find out afterward that he’s got a season ending injury out of nowhere. These guys are still trash
1. At what point are they properly capitalized. define it. make it tangible.
2. We know that you don't trust the atlanta connection. Time will tell if it is stoogism or not. How long are you willing to give the FO/Coach to show improvement? What is improvement? You don't have to be patient, you don't have to be fair, but how can we have a discussion if there is nothing to discuss because you have decided they are bad, no discussion?
3. I think the team has looked pretty good lately... they just had 73 points at half time in a win on the road at the end of a road trip.
4. We know you are unimpressed by Peterson. Do you think it was reasonable for him to wait until after players signed in the offseason became trade eligible before making a move? What was an acceptable haul for Richardson, the board black sheep? Is it fair to wait until the trade deadline to evaluate his first trade deadline or should we be calling him a failure now because he hasn't made a trade deadline trade yet??
5. I'm not a doctor or a medical staff guy. Not worth arguing about if you think the staff is responsible for Brandon Miller's injury.
A lot of conjecture coming from the guy that claims he wants to talk about tangible things...
1. i don't understand what putting a $ on it does for you or me. we both know they are on the low end of NBA net worth, maybe the lowest or down there with A-Rod and his financier that can't even legally close out their sale
2. again, again again for the 100th time, time doesnt matter, if they do some good stuff eventually doesnt matter. thats not what i criticized. Mitch Kupchak did some good stuff. we still criticized his hire as an MJ stooge. I'm being consistent, you aren't.
3. why am i even arguing with someone whos falling to one half game sample sizes, maybe i do need a real hobby
4. i didnt call him a failure, i said he hasnt done anything to impress me and im not going to credit him for doing nothing. he's done some bad stuff and some nothing stuff. i said he's a hawk connection. you're strawmanning
5. ok then, we won't argue. you can believe the consistently bizarre health outcomes of our players and their injury management is normal. i dont care