Ruzious wrote:TheSecretWeapon wrote:According to my newfangled "Real Trade Value" toy, Beal and Gortat would be too much to trade for Kevin Love -- at least as Love has performed this season. And that's without accounting for salaries.
Good. Then we can add Webster and Shumpert to the deal. And we don't have to keep Shumpert for more than a season
(hence the term Shumpadump).
The Wizards need to see if anyone wants Webster--assuming Martell wants out.
My thoughts: Trade this coach first, because guys right now are stressed. Don't assume the real trade values of any Wizard is what it appears.
If I were coach of the Wizards, K would rest John Wall 3 games. I would rest Nene about the same. I would give Pierce 7 games to have fun.
I would start Sessions and Webster at G. I would tell Beal for three games he might only get spot minutes off the bench.
I would bring Rasual Butler and Otto Porter in my office and ask them who should be starting at SF with Pierce out?
I would start Seraphin and Gortat at PF and C, and I would ask Gooden and Blair how do they want to split minutes at 4 and 5?
Bottom line: Organizations need to stay fresh. People need motivation and hope. Complacency must never be tolerated. Every one of the players and coaches are INCREDIBLY BLESSED TO HAVE JOBS!
I have coached youth and taught and been an AF officer. I do think before I got fired, I would open some eyes and get trade values higher. Each and every player needs to be treated with RESPECT. But at the same time they need not get too full of themselves. Replace employees like McDonald's does if necessary.
Trade thread point: Wittman's system and preferences have certain players way low.
As a coach I would call out Shaquille O'Neal. He's killing Otto Porter because IMO Shaq is a hater. I would say that Shaq wouldn't care if McGee or Otto Porter commit suicide. I would say guys like Shaq ruin families and **** friends wives. Lay off my player big black a hole.
But then again that would be too direct.
