MagicMatic wrote:pepe1991 wrote:So , 2 years into new front office and we are yet to see first player that they draft/sign who is actually good at playing basketball.
#Evaluate
#flattened out
#TeamOctopus
The problem is that you simply can’t afford to field an entire team of inconsistent 3rd options with an offense predicated around a Center who would have been more effective in 1999.
Even knowing that, they never managed to address acquiring a guard or wing via draft that could possibly alleviate the necessity to run such an archaic offense. If this roster isn’t different next year and they resign these same exact players I won’t be watching. It’s not worth wasting more years watching what 90% of this board knows doesn’t and hasn’t worked for years.
“Pushing for the playoffs” because “it’s about time” and “the fans deserve it” is hilarious to me considering the core hasn’t changed and the work hasn’t been put into building this roster AT ALL to deserve different results for this current management.
Meh, i wrote big post and just delited it. I feel like people here put more free time, will and heart into Magic potential rebuild/revam than Hennigan,Weltman,Martins and Hammond ever did.
Whole story short: you don't start your rebuild by not moving anybody, making zero moves, acting all smart in media , talking how draft flattened out just to whole world figures that you passed on guy like Kuzma who would be ,by far your second best player.
You don't draft 2 players with similar skillet and identical problems.
You don't draft player that plays same position as current guy ,and re-sign current guy on highest salary on a team, on 4 years.
Also you don't stock pile bigs like you did with Bucks, wasting all the money to the point where you have to play Tony Snell for years because he is closest thing to guard you can afford.
I hated Hammond as choice for Gm, hate it even more with every new day.
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