Exp0sed wrote:FeatheryTouch wrote:Exp0sed wrote:
idk to what extent his team hopping is actually related to his "issues' and some are just down to the crappy situations he was in
7 crappy situations in a row?
Dallas is Wood's 7th NBA team, and none of his previous teams seemed to want to resign him either despite some pretty good numbers, affordable contracts, and his youth at the time.
Every team he has been on looked at him for a year and has said no thanks.
You don't hear many reports of any teams targeting him either.
In other words - red flags galore.
If Wood can't stick anywhere despite his production, there have to be(unreported?) locker room/off-the-court issues.
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by this logic Dallas traded real assets for him after 6 teams in 6 seasons in which he was "problematic"
if 7 is red flag "galore" then so is 6
not like they didn't know that when they trade for him
Dallas FO must be accountable either way
if u trade the some of the very few assets u have to sign an expiring uber problematic player and then let him walk because he's a "problem" - u still suck at ur job and need to get fired
personally I trust what i'm seeing on the court and off
listened to multiple post-game pressers this season where Wood was interiewed
he sounded like a nice, intelligent guy who understands basketball and understands it's a team game
I watched his decisions on the court as well, he played well and totally within the team this season
so what are these so called problems? does he have a really bad breath or something? does he hit on everyone's wives?
either way the Mavs should have done their homework b4 the trade and if they didn't that's on the FO
and again - if he's so cancerous, why are they willing to give him a 2 year extention?
I agree the Mavs front office should be held accountable. The roster they have assembled around Luka is clearly lacking, they botched the Brunson situation, and they have limited assets to upgrade - which is why they had interest/curiosity in Wood in the first place, the trade value for him has always been low despite his production.
Look, I have no specific knowledge of Wood being a bad dude or having off-court issues. He might be a perfectly good person and teammate. I don't mean to besmirch the man's reputation! All I know is that team after team after team has had him in house on an affordable deal, got to see him up close, and then decided let him go even though he was productive and cheap.
NBA teams aren't generally in the business of acquiring young, productive, affordable assets and then saying "no thanks" after one year.
Dallas now finds itself in the same situation as his 6 previous teams and seems unsure what to do with him. Why?
Big men with his stats are typically able to sign lucrative long term contracts.
Something clearly doesn't add up with Wood.
























