Mavrelous wrote:Fire this guy, enough us enough
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I'm 100% with Kidd on this statement. He has no clue what to do. He doesn't coach, he is just a (clueless) observer.
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Mavrelous wrote:Fire this guy, enough us enough
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Teffer10 wrote:BliscoSantos wrote:Mavs have holes in their roster(frontcourt obviously) and they also have a coaching problem..RC wasn't poveš by the Players cause he's oldschool,Kidd came in (he's a Players coach) and motivated them and they overachieved last season...the problem is the front office thought they are closer to contending than they actually were...they get outrebounded every single game,teams fighred out they can Play on the inside cause the big Men suck and the only way they win games is if they're shooting the lights out...they're to one dimensional...offseason needs to be drastic,this team needs a rebuild...Luka, Green, Hardy and Kai(if they get capable big Man) can stay,everybody Else can go...i don't care if you're a Nice Guy,good locker room Guy, you need some basketball skills also
Completely agree!
I'd be fine with keeping Wood as well but put him back at PF where he belongs.
I personally think we already lost Kyrie so now we are without a few trade pieces and 3 draft picks.
If Brunson didn't want to play 2nd fiddle to Luka, I don't know why Cuban would think Kyrie would.
Maverick41 wrote:Teffer10 wrote:The Kyrie move made absolutely no sense if they weren't planning to address the other major existing problems and also the problems created by the Kyrie trade.
Agreed. Same problem as last year. Nico fixes one problem but creates another in the process.
But I do think the problem with rebounding goes beyond just replacing Powell with a good rebounding C. The problem is that our entire front court from SF to C is undersized.
THJ/Green/Bullock/Holiday are all undersized as a 3 or 4
Powell/Wood/Maxi are all undersized as a 5
That's 7 key players that a good chunk of the time they play are overmatched physically. This problem is clearly exacerbated in situations where teams have multiple bigs that switch because then Luka and Kyrie can't play them off the floor. See today's matchup with Vanderbilt/AD or last playoff series with Green/Looney as samples.
kacey ring wrote:Archx wrote:I swear Mavs always find a way to break every record in the most negative way.
According to some here, this shouldn’t be surprising….
ejs78 wrote:I'm a huge Green guy.
Well done.Cappy_Smurf wrote:ejs78 wrote:I'm a huge Green guy.
Noted.
Will be careful not to make you mad.
Teffer10 wrote:leolozon wrote:You all mean the center problem that the team had last year and that was the #1 priority of the front office in the off season?
It’s like they took a step backward by trying to take a step forward.
Still, there was no reason to lose that game up 27points. The team was weak mentally and Luka looked like a poor leader. He certainly has more maturing to do.
But that should have drastically changed with trading for Kyrie.
This isn't a young team full of recent draft picks and rookies, it is loaded with veterans.
Green has been demoted to the bench and limited role/minutes, and Hardy isn't even considered now.
You're right, there is no excuse for this team to lose being up by that many points.
Absinthe wrote:This fan base is delusional. Carlisle was constantly thrown under the bus and now the fan base has turned on Kidd. The top rebounder in this game for the Mavs was Kyrie Irving. Not Powell. Not Luka. Not Wood. Irving. A point guard. Justin Holiday played 28 minutes and had ZERO rebounds. Pat Riley or Phil Jackson couldn’t make this team rebound. It’s strictly a personnel issue. Blame the front office.
leolozon wrote:Teffer10 wrote:leolozon wrote:You all mean the center problem that the team had last year and that was the #1 priority of the front office in the off season?
It’s like they took a step backward by trying to take a step forward.
Still, there was no reason to lose that game up 27points. The team was weak mentally and Luka looked like a poor leader. He certainly has more maturing to do.
But that should have drastically changed with trading for Kyrie.
This isn't a young team full of recent draft picks and rookies, it is loaded with veterans.
Green has been demoted to the bench and limited role/minutes, and Hardy isn't even considered now.
You're right, there is no excuse for this team to lose being up by that many points.
It should have, but I think that, with Kidd, the team has the equivalent of the inmates running the asylum.
It doesn’t help that the team always seem to be looking for what they just traded.
We have Curry, we lack defense, let’s trade for Richardson. We now lack 3pt shooting… We’ll have to find more 3pt shooting.
We have KP, we lack ballhandlers, let’s trade for Dinwiddie. We now lack a center, let’s get Wood and McGee…. Not a solution.
We have a PG, we lost him for nothing, let’s trade for Kyrie. We now lack defense even more…
The team is never just adding something without creating deficiencies.
Another team has to want what the Mavs have and clearly no one wanted Timmy or Wood. I would have liked another trade too but they didn't have the assets after the Kyrie trade and seeing the price for OG/Bridges was like 4 FRPs the Mavs were kinda priced out. Trading a FRP for Bogdanovic wasn't the answer either.Absinthe wrote:leolozon wrote:Teffer10 wrote:But that should have drastically changed with trading for Kyrie.
This isn't a young team full of recent draft picks and rookies, it is loaded with veterans.
Green has been demoted to the bench and limited role/minutes, and Hardy isn't even considered now.
You're right, there is no excuse for this team to lose being up by that many points.
It should have, but I think that, with Kidd, the team has the equivalent of the inmates running the asylum.
It doesn’t help that the team always seem to be looking for what they just traded.
We have Curry, we lack defense, let’s trade for Richardson. We now lack 3pt shooting… We’ll have to find more 3pt shooting.
We have KP, we lack ballhandlers, let’s trade for Dinwiddie. We now lack a center, let’s get Wood and McGee…. Not a solution.
We have a PG, we lost him for nothing, let’s trade for Kyrie. We now lack defense even more…
The team is never just adding something without creating deficiencies.
If they were going to trade for Kyrie then they should have had another trade lined up for a legitimate post player. Not Morris either. It’s like other people were saying on here, if you’re going to swing for the fences and take a gamble on Kyrie then you might as well go all in and make another trade to go all in. Powell, Wood, and McGee aren’t going to do it. Anyone could have seen this including the coach. This is on the front office.
ejs78 wrote:Another team has to want what the Mavs have and clearly no one wanted Timmy or Wood. I would have liked another trade too but they didn't have the assets after the Kyrie trade and seeing the price for OG/Bridges was like 4 FRPs the Mavs were kinda priced out. Trading a FRP for Bogdanovic wasn't the answer either.Absinthe wrote:leolozon wrote:
It should have, but I think that, with Kidd, the team has the equivalent of the inmates running the asylum.
It doesn’t help that the team always seem to be looking for what they just traded.
We have Curry, we lack defense, let’s trade for Richardson. We now lack 3pt shooting… We’ll have to find more 3pt shooting.
We have KP, we lack ballhandlers, let’s trade for Dinwiddie. We now lack a center, let’s get Wood and McGee…. Not a solution.
We have a PG, we lost him for nothing, let’s trade for Kyrie. We now lack defense even more…
The team is never just adding something without creating deficiencies.
If they were going to trade for Kyrie then they should have had another trade lined up for a legitimate post player. Not Morris either. It’s like other people were saying on here, if you’re going to swing for the fences and take a gamble on Kyrie then you might as well go all in and make another trade to go all in. Powell, Wood, and McGee aren’t going to do it. Anyone could have seen this including the coach. This is on the front office.
If they didn't make this swing for Irving they may have ended up making a move in the summer that costs them more picks that also doesn't improve the team overall. Gonna have to ride this year out and hope this offseason Irving stays and he, Nico, and Kidd all do what they say they can which is attract players.
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Absinthe wrote:Kidd doesn’t make roster decisions.
Darren wrote:Absinthe wrote:Kidd doesn’t make roster decisions.
Not true. Kidd urges the Mavs to sign McGee. And Kidd turns to Powell who always say yes to coach. Also, Kidd doesn't promise Dragic minutes. You really can't say Kidd is not involved. Kidd intentionally turns Luka's buddies and ex-coach into Kidd's camp. There're a lot of politics behind the scene quite noticeable by random fan.
Kidd doesn't play Wood because of this issue. Kidd doesn't play McGee because of IQ issue. Kidd just can't accommodate talented players. Meanwhile, Kidd fails to maintain Luka's diet and alter those ill-advised shot selections.
While something is really uncontrollable, Kidd should bare responsibilities on some issues obviously.
Darren wrote:Absinthe wrote:Kidd doesn’t make roster decisions.
Not true. Kidd urges the Mavs to sign McGee. And Kidd turns to Powell who always say yes to coach. Also, Kidd doesn't promise Dragic minutes. You really can't say Kidd is not involved. Kidd intentionally turns Luka's buddies and ex-coach into Kidd's camp. There're a lot of politics behind the scene quite noticeable by random fan.
Kidd doesn't play Wood because of this issue. Kidd doesn't play McGee because of IQ issue. Kidd just can't accommodate talented players. Meanwhile, Kidd fails to maintain Luka's diet and alter those ill-advised shot selections.
While something is really uncontrollable, Kidd should bare responsibilities on some issues obviously.