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oyoyer wrote:Harris better have gotten the goddamn frozen envelope for this circus.
I figured Hinkie was gone, so even though it p****s me off, I'll get over it.
Speaking for myself, I will give them the draft and FA and see what they do. I highly doubt Bryan f*****g Colangelo will impress me.
Expecting to be a Hawks fan by next September.
kingofthecourt67 wrote:Hinkie was the face of The Process. There was something romantic about tearing down a mediocre team, starting from scratch, and building up together with a young, innovative GM. We have been robbed of that regardless of who is hired. Hinkie never even got a chance to land the plane because of public perception. That is the sucky part. You can't get cold feet after you've made a commitment to sell fans a garbage product for the sake of future gain. I sat through 10 wins this year because I knew the future was bright.
I don't know that anymore. And it sucks.
"There has been much criticism of our approach. There will be more. A competitive league like the NBA necessitates a zig while our competitors comfortably zag. We often chose not to defend ourselves against much of the criticism, largely in an effort to stay true to the ideal of having the longest view in the room.
"... Given all the changes to our organization, I no longer have the confidence that I can make good decisions on behalf of investors in the Sixers -- you. So I should step down. And I have."
CoreyGallagher wrote:I hope the Cavs don't take Embiid because then we'll take Embiid.
CoreyGallagher wrote:I hope the Cavs don't take Embiid because then we'll take Embiid.
agiaco wrote:Bryan Colangelo's list of transactions and picks:
http://www.basketball-reference.com/executives/colanbr99x.html
CoreyGallagher wrote:Excerpt from 13 page resignation letter."There has been much criticism of our approach. There will be more. A competitive league like the NBA necessitates a zig while our competitors comfortably zag. We often chose not to defend ourselves against much of the criticism, largely in an effort to stay true to the ideal of having the longest view in the room.
"... Given all the changes to our organization, I no longer have the confidence that I can make good decisions on behalf of investors in the Sixers -- you. So I should step down. And I have."
Phila Tough wrote:I read somewhere that Will & Jada are now majority owners of the franchise. Can someone explain the level of authority that would give them to me? Could they influence decisions like this?
CoreyGallagher wrote:I hope the Cavs don't take Embiid because then we'll take Embiid.
Bigballer74 wrote:Phila Tough wrote:I read somewhere that Will & Jada are now majority owners of the franchise. Can someone explain the level of authority that would give them to me? Could they influence decisions like this?
April fools joke,man.
Sixersftw wrote:CoreyGallagher wrote:Excerpt from 13 page resignation letter."There has been much criticism of our approach. There will be more. A competitive league like the NBA necessitates a zig while our competitors comfortably zag. We often chose not to defend ourselves against much of the criticism, largely in an effort to stay true to the ideal of having the longest view in the room.
"... Given all the changes to our organization, I no longer have the confidence that I can make good decisions on behalf of investors in the Sixers -- you. So I should step down. And I have."
Good for him.
snoopdogg88 wrote:i'm literally scared to go on libertyballers right now.
i don't know i can actually do it. lol. it's going to be the apocolypse
SparksFly87 wrote:Towns got boat feet and gets off the ground very slow with a lack of explosiveness . He is a rich mans Henry Sims to me. No thanks .
CoreyGallagher wrote:[tweet]https://twitter.com/WojVerticalNBA/status/717876571122434048[/tweet]
SELL THIS TEAM, I BEG OF YOU!
