guest81 wrote:winforlose wrote:guest81 wrote:
1. They haven't squandered Ant. Quite the opposite. He's had a better team built around him than most superstars
2. Nobody knew the 2nd apron was coming. Kind of silly to think that they had some insider knowledge of something that was in negotiation.
3. Yes he does have a plan post Mike. His name is Dillingham.
1. I didn’t say the did. I said they could. If they dump Ant in a bad trade that would be worse. Again you are following what I am saying. I didn’t say it is already worse, I said it could get worse.
2. Everyone knew something was going to happen. Owners were pissed about the super spenders. I am not saying they knew the specifics, but they knew something punitive was coming. You don’t make the Gobert trade unless you plan to be a super spender too. If you knew the KAT was gonna need to be moved, you should never make the Gobert trade.
3. Dilly wasn’t a realistic likelihood in 2022/23 season. He had no way to know he would eventually be able to trade a 7 year future pick and 6 year future swap for a high lottery pick. A pick he seems to have blown. That means he missed on Moore and Dilly. If you call Minott and Miller misses that means TSJ and Clarke are the only hits in his tenure so far.
How has he blown the pick? Weird how we can call a 19 year a bust already.
To be honest having to play Rob while DDV was injured last year probably cost us 3 or 4 wins.
He's a pretty negative player on the court right now.
You expect a lot more from an 8th overall pick than he has shown so far.
If Rob Dillingham was a stock that stock would be underwater right now but I wouldnt call it a distressed asset quite yet.
But if we are counting on him to play regular minutes and he doesnt play well he's going to drag down our entire portfolio.
I think after the debacle we saw against OKC bringing in a steady 3rd PG is paramount.
And Rob is still going to need a bridge after Mike retires.
Tyus Jones would be great.