aligator wrote:StMikes31 wrote:DG88 wrote:Here are Grange's thoughts about what Masai could do
http://pmd.fan590.com/audio_on_demand-3 ... erview.mp3Notable stuff
-Grange believes that Masai will look to tank for the draft next year
-Masai is looking to build assets
-Would probably try to get into this years draft
All signs are pointing to the re-build and building through the draft. FINALLY
Actually, all the signs are pointing in exactly the opposite direction including words from TL which will become obvious tomorrow. Substantial change- yes, tank - not an effing chance.
All those favouring tank should be ashamed- it is not only totally distasteful but it never works.....now if u are lucky that is a different story.
I don't what you have been reading/hearing but all signs from TL indicate that he wants to re-build....
"I guess I don't think that we're 'right there,'" Leiweke said. "I don't think we're a piece away. I think we have work to do.
To me that sounds like the core is being broken up and will re-build. We have 'work' to do. I doubt that means add a back up PG and just trading Bargs.
"We need someone who is extremely rational when it comes to the roster and reaching conclusions as to who is going to work and who is not going to work (Demar-Gay?)," Leiweke said. "Sometimes you have to find a new set of eyes and a new opinion in order to judge a roster. Not be personal about a player because you chose him or you used the first pick in the first round to pick a player (Bargs). Sometimes it's easier for a guy coming in that doesn't have that loyalty and doesn't have that burden of being the guy that made that decision. You reach a better conclusion at times about who needs to stay and who needs to go."
"First and foremost, we have to figure out a way to win, how to win consistently and how to win long term. I referred to it earlier today as being a 7/11 – good enough to maybe be in the seventh or eighth spot and make the playoffs, but never good enough to win."
The core constructed the way it is is a 7/11 team therefore changes are on the horizon.
We need to do a pretty good job on decisions on trades in the organization within the next year or two.
We need to find someone who has experience and a track record and the knownledge on drafting and development
And a re-build doesn't necessarily mean a tank. I think we will take a step back though this year, that's for sure.