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His FA signings is not an actual accomplishment since FOR REAL the X Good Player chose to play for the Bucks for the MINIMUM for X Reasons, not for any imaginary Horst skill. Bucks are the perfect team for anyone who has the balls to bet on himself on minimum and get paid after. Beasley is an example. GTJ and Delon are here for this opportunity, so its not really Horst doing something, probably players agent choose the Bucks as an opportunity to revive players chances for big money.
And for his "big splahes" Jrue and Dame ... he just threw his best assets on the table and again the other team picked Horst's offer.
Bucks need a realgm.
And for his "big splahes" Jrue and Dame ... he just threw his best assets on the table and again the other team picked Horst's offer.
Bucks need a realgm.
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So fortis csn i assume with your hprst sucks garbage that evrn if the bucks win a chip it will be because of the players n nothing horst did this off season with no momey to spend yes?
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Daver wrote:So fortis csn i assume with your hprst sucks garbage that evrn if the bucks win a chip it will be because of the players n nothing horst did this off season with no momey to spend yes?
Yes. I edited my last post explaining.
Its the opportunity to get big money , it has nothing to do with Horst skills.
Big money opportunity and ring chasers.... sign the minimum,
" IT REQUIRES NO SKILL TO OFFER THE MINIMUM OR THE MAXIMUM "
That is a small piece of wisdom by Fotis St (the realgm guru)
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braindazer wrote:I know the bucks don't have the draft picks for quite a while. But can't they still buy first round draft picks second around draft picks? Or doesn't anyone sell them anymore? Just curious
As a second apron team they cannot send cash in trades iirc.
Do it for Chuck
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I know it was something obvious that was overlooking but if they get out from underneath the apron I would like to see them invest in some first round picks
it's always funny............... TILL I GET HURT!!!!
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AJ Green seems like a pretty great 2-way get for Horst.
Locked him up for 3 years too.
If GTJ walks next season (not impossible we come up with a Bobby arrangement) then Green has a year to develop enough to seize the long term starting spot.
Dairy Bird appears ready to be a solid part of the rotation either way.
Locked him up for 3 years too.
If GTJ walks next season (not impossible we come up with a Bobby arrangement) then Green has a year to develop enough to seize the long term starting spot.
Dairy Bird appears ready to be a solid part of the rotation either way.
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ShootingtheJ wrote:Turk Nowitzki wrote:Hm, we appeared to be full up on our two ways with Umude, Rollins and Galloway so someone has to go. Not sure who it would be between Rollins and Galloway.
Not sure? Rollins is really good, Galloway was bad on a bad G League team, and then couldn't get minutes on a bad summer league team.
Horst is really bad. A bunch of interesting young centers still available, instead we grab a bad, too old for development big with no range or athletism.
Yes I am not sure since they appeared to be intrigued by Galloway as a project guy. Apologies for not possessing your level of unbridled arrogant certainty when it comes to personnel moves.
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ReasonablySober wrote:
Last played in the NBA in 2021, when he played six (6) minutes.
Ah, another A(zne)J(s). Horts do have a type. (The type is guys named AJ)
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Bruno 33 and 17 against Japan, is he two years away still 
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This dude was fun for the little run he got. Wish we'd seen him more in SL, glad the Bucks are bringing him in for the Herd.
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HE Green has shown flashes but it's a bit premature to call him a success. This the year for him.raferfenix wrote:AJ Green seems like a pretty great 2-way get for Horst.
Locked him up for 3 years too.
If GTJ walks next season (not impossible we come up with a Bobby arrangement) then Green has a year to develop enough to seize the long term starting spot.
Dairy Bird appears ready to be a solid part of the rotation either way.
Ride the tank
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Fotis St wrote:Daver wrote:So fortis csn i assume with your hprst sucks garbage that evrn if the bucks win a chip it will be because of the players n nothing horst did this off season with no momey to spend yes?
Yes. I edited my last post explaining.
Its the opportunity to get big money , it has nothing to do with Horst skills.
Big money opportunity and ring chasers.... sign the minimum,
" IT REQUIRES NO SKILL TO OFFER THE MINIMUM OR THE MAXIMUM "
That is a small piece of wisdom by Fotis St (the realgm guru)
Leaving the starting 2 spot open for guys who want the visibility of that spot is a strategic choice. Where you choose to spend and what you believe you can do without spending... optimizing resource allocation is the job.
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msiris wrote:HE Green has shown flashes but it's a bit premature to call him a success. This the year for him.raferfenix wrote:AJ Green seems like a pretty great 2-way get for Horst.
Locked him up for 3 years too.
If GTJ walks next season (not impossible we come up with a Bobby arrangement) then Green has a year to develop enough to seize the long term starting spot.
Dairy Bird appears ready to be a solid part of the rotation either way.
for an undrafted signing he's already an A+ just cuz he gave us some good minutes last year
which 99% of undrafted guys will never do for a contender
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I don’t know if it has been discussed. Coach Spanoulis in the Greek NT has convinced Giannis this summer that the ball should be in the hands of the PGs. Obviously it doesn’t help that random Euroleague players get that mission, but it’s a beauty watching Giannis playing within his full strengths and not acting like a PG or running through people.
If Spanoulis convinced Giannis to let the ball to Calathes and become patient in offence, I guess Doc can convince him let Dame run the show and have better shot selection. FWIW Giannis played full time at C in the last win against Australia. At this stage of his career he seems more locked than ever to do whatever it takes to win.
I’m sure Bucks are watching this. Giannis looks 100% committed to a different approach this summer. I would love to see some continuity in that with Milwaukee next season.
If Spanoulis convinced Giannis to let the ball to Calathes and become patient in offence, I guess Doc can convince him let Dame run the show and have better shot selection. FWIW Giannis played full time at C in the last win against Australia. At this stage of his career he seems more locked than ever to do whatever it takes to win.
I’m sure Bucks are watching this. Giannis looks 100% committed to a different approach this summer. I would love to see some continuity in that with Milwaukee next season.
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Honestly, I think the big difference for Greece is that they are playing more like the Bucks, if anything. More face-ups in the corners or at the elbow, post-ups, back-cuts, and the occasional screen when on-ball for Giannis.
Giannis is playing patiently offensively, and making good decisions, but it’s not like they are playing him all that differently than the bucks - they are using Giannis more as a screener, but this also has highlighted some of the issues of your best player being the screener and roller - it’s hard to scale up usage as a roller, and you’ll go through long bouts of the ball not touching your best players hand.
You have to mix it up with Giannis, and that absolutely includes times when he has the ball on the perimeter.
Giannis is playing patiently offensively, and making good decisions, but it’s not like they are playing him all that differently than the bucks - they are using Giannis more as a screener, but this also has highlighted some of the issues of your best player being the screener and roller - it’s hard to scale up usage as a roller, and you’ll go through long bouts of the ball not touching your best players hand.
You have to mix it up with Giannis, and that absolutely includes times when he has the ball on the perimeter.
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slos wrote:I don’t know if it has been discussed. Coach Spanoulis in the Greek NT has convinced Giannis this summer that the ball should be in the hands of the PGs. Obviously it doesn’t help that random Euroleague players get that mission, but it’s a beauty watching Giannis playing within his full strengths and not acting like a PG or running through people.
If Spanoulis convinced Giannis to let the ball to Calathes and become patient in offence, I guess Doc can convince him let Dame run the show and have better shot selection. FWIW Giannis played full time at C in the last win against Australia. At this stage of his career he seems more locked than ever to do whatever it takes to win.
I’m sure Bucks are watching this. Giannis looks 100% committed to a different approach this summer. I would love to see some continuity in that with Milwaukee next season.
Giannis is the most effective pick and roll ball handler in the world. Not using him this way only proves that Spanoulis is a moron. Giannis is the most effective scorer ever, but the misuse by Spanoulis helped Australia hold Giannis to just 5 2nd half points, which has Greece needing help to stay alive.
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emunney wrote:Fotis St wrote:Daver wrote:So fortis csn i assume with your hprst sucks garbage that evrn if the bucks win a chip it will be because of the players n nothing horst did this off season with no momey to spend yes?
Yes. I edited my last post explaining.
Its the opportunity to get big money , it has nothing to do with Horst skills.
Big money opportunity and ring chasers.... sign the minimum,
" IT REQUIRES NO SKILL TO OFFER THE MINIMUM OR THE MAXIMUM "
That is a small piece of wisdom by Fotis St (the realgm guru)
Leaving the starting 2 spot open for guys who want the visibility of that spot is a strategic choice. Where you choose to spend and what you believe you can do without spending... optimizing resource allocation is the job.
I would love Horst to think as smart as you just did here ... but unfortunately ... the starting 2 spot is open cause they messed up the Bogdanovic trade. I honestly wish Horst was as smart as you. You made the best case possible for signing FAs at starting SG.
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Shoot, Move, and Communicate...
Countless waze, we pass the daze...
A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men.
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Countless waze, we pass the daze...
A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men.
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raferfenix wrote:AJ Green seems like a pretty great 2-way get for Horst.
Locked him up for 3 years too.
If GTJ walks next season (not impossible we come up with a Bobby arrangement) then Green has a year to develop enough to seize the long term starting spot.
Dairy Bird appears ready to be a solid part of the rotation either way.
I assumed there is a near 0% chance GTJ comes back after 1 season because we can only give him like a 10% raise over the vet minimum we are giving him this upcoming year.







