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glennathan wrote:Would like to see what the consensus is about this.
What if we hear from Hennigan tomorrow in the press conference that he will be keeping Twardzik and Foyle on board because he feels it is best for the team.
Do you all start to flame Hennigan??
The Effect wrote:I still dont get the point of that article. If i was dwight id be pissed too
Seriously why does it seem like the writers in the orlando area actually hate the magic?
DJRajX wrote:@arsenal6106:
As promised, here is the updated page count and thread links/creators/parts for the OP of this part:
arsenal6106 wrote:Haven't seen this posted yet.JoshuaBRobbins
Hennigan, Martins and the DeVoses already have talked about potential coaching candidates extensively.
"I want to wait and see what's actually on the table," he said. "I'm open and excited. I'm looking at every possibility right now. It sounds like there are a number of teams that are interested."
Some insiders believe Nash will first consider the Mavericks, his former team, and the Nets, if Deron Williams doesn't re-sign. The Heat are also a possibility.
OrlandO wrote:Not sure if this was posted earlier...YaBoyR, on 20 June 2012 - 03:47 PM, said:
You know who just finished reading 'Dwightmare' and he's not happy with whats in it, "whole bunch of lies"
He also said Dwight didn't mention wanting out when they talked today. Take it for what it's worth.
The Real Dalic wrote:The Effect wrote:I still dont get the point of that article. If i was dwight id be pissed too
Seriously why does it seem like the writers in the orlando area actually hate the magic?
Didn't Jemele Hill get to ESPN by hating on us?
“When we began this process, we clearly stated we had several primary goals in our attempt to identify a new general manager, starting with an individual that had operated within a championship organization,” Martins told the Orlando Sentinel. “Secondly, [we wanted] someone who had a strategic focus and had the ability to develop a long-term strategic personnel plan for sustainability for success. And we believe we’ve found the individual who fits that profile perfectly in Rob Hennigan. Rob has operated in two of the most successful organizations in our league over the last decade, having his initial experience in what could be characterized as one of the most sustainable organizations for success with the San Antonio Spurs.
“We felt that a majority of the individuals that we interviewed and focused on fit the criteria. As we went through that process, we felt that Rob set himself apart from the other finalists with his vision, with his approach towards process and procedure, his detailed plan for building a successful basketball operation and a strong focus on innovation in so many parts of the basketball operation. Whether it be a holistic approach towards player development or the utilization of analytics in the decision-making process of player personnel, Rob brings a great deal of innovation to the role. And we feel that it will allow us to build a basketball operation that will be sustainable in its success for a long period of time.”
arsenal6106 wrote:Great, quick read.
Questions and answers about Rob Hennigan’s hiring
Here are some tidbits:“When we began this process, we clearly stated we had several primary goals in our attempt to identify a new general manager, starting with an individual that had operated within a championship organization,” Martins told the Orlando Sentinel. “Secondly, [we wanted] someone who had a strategic focus and had the ability to develop a long-term strategic personnel plan for sustainability for success. And we believe we’ve found the individual who fits that profile perfectly in Rob Hennigan. Rob has operated in two of the most successful organizations in our league over the last decade, having his initial experience in what could be characterized as one of the most sustainable organizations for success with the San Antonio Spurs.
“We felt that a majority of the individuals that we interviewed and focused on fit the criteria. As we went through that process, we felt that Rob set himself apart from the other finalists with his vision, with his approach towards process and procedure, his detailed plan for building a successful basketball operation and a strong focus on innovation in so many parts of the basketball operation. Whether it be a holistic approach towards player development or the utilization of analytics in the decision-making process of player personnel, Rob brings a great deal of innovation to the role. And we feel that it will allow us to build a basketball operation that will be sustainable in its success for a long period of time.”
I love the bolded part.
http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/sports ... iring.html
magicfan4life88 wrote:Has anyone seen the new hefty bag commercials from ziplock? They are testing the strength of the bag vs a world strongest man who happens to be named Brian shaw....coincidence??? I think not.....LMBO
I'm joking but it gave me a feeling that we are getting Brian shaw as HC , call me crazy but what if we sign him? Then what? LOL
MagicStarwipe wrote:Now that that's taken care of, let's go back to a variation on these jerseys
MagicStarwipe wrote:Now that that's taken care of, let's go back to a variation on these jerseys
magicfan4life88 wrote:Has anyone seen the new hefty bag commercials from ziplock? They are testing the strength of the bag vs a world strongest man who happens to be named Brian shaw....coincidence??? I think not.....LMBO
I'm joking but it gave me a feeling that we are getting Brian shaw as HC , call me crazy but what if we sign him? Then what? LOL
MagicTownBaller wrote:magicfan4life88 wrote:Has anyone seen the new hefty bag commercials from ziplock? They are testing the strength of the bag vs a world strongest man who happens to be named Brian shaw....coincidence??? I think not.....LMBO
I'm joking but it gave me a feeling that we are getting Brian shaw as HC , call me crazy but what if we sign him? Then what? LOL
I was going to post about this awhile ago lol.
cedric76 wrote:our New GM know how to draft lets see how he does
http://games.espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachi ... Id=7gbawoa
2012-13 salary
rondo 11
JJ 6
Pierce 16
BBD 6.4
JR 5.8
Duhon 3.7
Q 2.6
Ryan
Earl 1.25
Harper 0.7
bradley 1.6
3 rookies 4
Total 59.05
with salary cap estimated to be 60M$ we can easily make things happen
moving JR for TPE and not exercicing option on JJ put us 10M$ under the cap
Rondo
bradley
Pierce
BBD
EC
+3 drafts picks
+10 M$ under the cap
I think we d be heading in right direction
AhaAha wrote:cedric76 wrote:our New GM know how to draft lets see how he does
http://games.espn.go.com/nba/tradeMachi ... Id=7gbawoa
2012-13 salary
rondo 11
JJ 6
Pierce 16
BBD 6.4
JR 5.8
Duhon 3.7
Q 2.6
Ryan
Earl 1.25
Harper 0.7
bradley 1.6
3 rookies 4
Total 59.05
with salary cap estimated to be 60M$ we can easily make things happen
moving JR for TPE and not exercicing option on JJ put us 10M$ under the cap
Rondo
bradley
Pierce
BBD
EC
+3 drafts picks
+10 M$ under the cap
I think we d be heading in right direction
How about signing Kevin Garnett and Ray Allen and change our colors to green and white.
