in-limbo wrote:Hell, I think I might be in the top 325.
i am number 1
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in-limbo wrote:Hell, I think I might be in the top 325.
Nyce_1 wrote:I never knew so many people were so easily swindled, lol. I thought it was clearly seen as a joke to play along with TDJacksonville & j-ragg on MasterGMer
Nyce_1 wrote:VGOSWAMI wrote:Nyce_1 wrote:Anyone concerned that we're hiring these no-name/no-experience assistants to sit the bench with our new-to-coaching...coach? Normally, when a first-time coach is hired, he fills out his staff with veteran assistants; not in this case.
More losses = higher pick
Don't ask questions, just roll with it lol.
I'm not complaining for the losses, but how are we to develop our talent when the staff is just as new as they are to the NBA.

Nyce_1 wrote:VGOSWAMI wrote:Nyce_1 wrote:Anyone concerned that we're hiring these no-name/no-experience assistants to sit the bench with our new-to-coaching...coach? Normally, when a first-time coach is hired, he fills out his staff with veteran assistants; not in this case.
More losses = higher pick
Don't ask questions, just roll with it lol.
I'm not complaining for the losses, but how are we to develop our talent when the staff is just as new as they are to the NBA.
tiderulz wrote:Nyce_1 wrote:VGOSWAMI wrote:More losses = higher pick
Don't ask questions, just roll with it lol.
I'm not complaining for the losses, but how are we to develop our talent when the staff is just as new as they are to the NBA.
well, more development is done in college than pro's anyways, not a bad thing.
VGOSWAMI wrote:Nyce_1 wrote:VGOSWAMI wrote:More losses = higher pick
Don't ask questions, just roll with it lol.
I'm not complaining for the losses, but how are we to develop our talent when the staff is just as new as they are to the NBA.
Gunning spent the last 4 seasons with the Rockets and wasn't James Borrego, who has experience with the Spurs, expected to be assistants?
I understand your concern. I initially didn't like the idea of Rob Murphy being assistant and then was relieved to learn he'd be a scout. We need some NBA experience on the staff.
tiderulz wrote:well, more development is done in college than pro's anyways, not a bad thing.
VGOSWAMI wrote:Gunning spent the last 4 seasons with the Rockets and wasn't James Borrego, who has experience with the Spurs, expected to be assistants?
I understand your concern. I initially didn't like the idea of Rob Murphy being assistant and then was relieved to learn he'd be a scout. We need some NBA experience on the staff.

Nyce_1 wrote:tiderulz wrote:well, more development is done in college than pro's anyways, not a bad thing.
I think just as much development is needed when coming into the pros; it's another beast. Of course, I have minimal bball playing experience, but I'd think it'd be helpful to have experience assistants teaching the youngsters and aiding in their development. Maybe that's why we're trying to keep some vets around?VGOSWAMI wrote:Gunning spent the last 4 seasons with the Rockets and wasn't James Borrego, who has experience with the Spurs, expected to be assistants?
I understand your concern. I initially didn't like the idea of Rob Murphy being assistant and then was relieved to learn he'd be a scout. We need some NBA experience on the staff.
Gunning did spend 4 years with the Rockets but last year was the only year he was an assistant. As for Borrego, those 7 yrs with the Spurs are great on a resume, but his only NBA coaching experience came with the Hornets the last 2 seasons.
Again, Rob & Vaughn know more than me and I trust their judgement, but it's just weird that so far (if the Borrego hire is true), our 3 coaches (1HC 2 assts) have combined for 5 yrs spent as NBA assistants...TOTAL.
VGOSWAMI wrote:All valid points.
glove1989 wrote:VGOSWAMI wrote:All valid points.
From what little I know (coworkers brother is an assistant) a lot of the development with the players is done by assistants. The head coach and the main assistant are game planners and the the rest of the assistants are given 3-4 players that they are in charge of. This is where a lot of individual development takes place. So perhaps our theory is if we have a bunch of lower assistants who are used to individual development this is the best method? I don't know the mindset just stating what I take it as.

glove1989 wrote:VGOSWAMI wrote:All valid points.
From what little I know (coworkers brother is an assistant) a lot of the development with the players is done by assistants. The head coach and the main assistant are game planners and the the rest of the assistants are given 3-4 players that they are in charge of. This is where a lot of individual development takes place. So perhaps our theory is if we have a bunch of lower assistants who are used to individual development this is the best method? I don't know the mindset just stating what I take it as.

VGOSWAMI wrote:Anyone know how many draft picks we have in 2013?

MagicTownBaller wrote:VGOSWAMI wrote:Anyone know how many draft picks we have in 2013?
I think only one. Cleveland has our second rounder.
VGOSWAMI wrote:MagicTownBaller wrote:VGOSWAMI wrote:Anyone know how many draft picks we have in 2013?
I think only one. Cleveland has our second rounder.
That's what I thought. Got to think that Rob will try to nab one more.


Zmill wrote:Anyone else feel like this year getting drunk and watching the games will turn more into self-loathing than trash talk?
blue and white wrote:Is anyone else concerned as currently constructed this team wont be that bad? dont get me wrong were not a contender but with all the vets and hustle players on this team i can see us over achieving and ruining our draft pick and ending up around the 10-13 seed. i will be so mad if weve done this howard trade to suck and we end up not sucking enough. you want to pick 1-3 and if you in late lottery your just spinning your wheels and going no where fast
