AleksandarN wrote:G R E Y wrote:More in that group? They're 4TH in a brutal west. If you like that group and think more can be accomplished - highly debatable, but ok, let's follow the thought - then why get rid of Booth? Because he **** you over with big contracts and no picks and iffy drafting. So then how did you end up with Booth? Ah. There's the rub. Who let Connelly walk? Hmm...
You should be happy. The spurs got their next head coach after pop. I can see Malone coaching the spurs next season to be honest
Well Pop has been on year to year since at least 2018 if not earlier, is by many accounts looking great, and has stated directly that he wants to come back to coach for at least next season (he's in the midst of a five-year contract). So our situation is as good as it can be - generational megastar, 1A star, a stockpile of picks, great cap management, and plans for a new arena - and it will have to be waited for.
As for Nuggets, I like and respect Malone. I think he was pushed onto the rails here. I hope the intended jolt has its effect for the current roster, but Booth has put the team in a tight spot. The roster talent is what it is. The cap and picks situations are what they are. There may be a honeymoon boost but Kroenke must see something with this roster others don't so we'll see. I think this shields him from letting Connelly go and from the Booth takeover/long known clashing with Malone which should have been dealt with at the onset.
It's a team that must align its assets and direction quickly so as to assuage Jokic. Good luck.