Revived wrote:It’s crazy when fans who don’t manage NBA teams for a living actually know more than NBA team managers who do the job for a living.
It was a consensus among most fans that we needed a trade for a defensive backup big man two years. Of course the Bucks series exposed that.
It was a consensus among most fans last year that we needed to trade for a secondary ball handler/shot creator. Of course the Mavs series exposed that.
It’s not good when fans are better at identifying weaknesses on the team than the people who get paid several millions and have more resources and time allocated to figure out things like this.
Fans also have zero consequences of making up some random trade. GoK comes up with a trade every hr with zero consequences, zero financial implications and zero impact to anything in real life.
What I'm saying is, it cost a fan literally nothing to come up with 1000 trades. A GM can't keep calling Team B's GM with random trades throughout the day because real life professional relationships is a factor. Like you can say yeah fans have been calling for this trade and that trade to address this and that weakness and we would have a perfect team now but of those handful of pretty good and realistic trades, there's another thousand BS trade ideas that will guarantee some GM's won't ever deal with us again.
Not saying you're wrong in that we can identify weaknesses and what we need to address it but backseat GM'ing is easy. It's easy to criticise when you have no real skin in the game and "RealGM" is your hobby not your day job