Get rid of everything and start from scratch. It seems to have done wonders for Houston. Lets do the same. Start with getting a real head coach.
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Get rid of everything and start from scratch. It seems to have done wonders for Houston. Lets do the same. Start with getting a real head coach.
If you blow it up, whatever coach you get won't be there by the time you're competitive. I'm not against blowing it all up. I don't think there's much chance we do that though.
No need to blow it up when you're a lottery team already haha.
The West is so brutal. Can't see this poorly constructed roster making it to the post season.
Have a clunky year, let Joe figure out who's staying and who's going. Hire a coach that fits with the guys you're building around.
Blow it up for what? to get the 7th pick next year lol. im past 50 yrs old man, i'd like to see a conference finals before i die lol
The problem is we suck at tanking. We have really lucked into the top pick of the lottery twice and I doubt we will get a 3rd number one pick. Griffin doesn't work here anymore
The Dallas Mavericks are the favorites to land Herb Jones, per @BovadaOfficial
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Dumars “Everyone is replaceable”????
https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/z...rs-per-report/
There are no untouchables in New Orleans," O'Connor wrote in his latest NBA Mock Draft. "League sources say the Pelicans are gauging the market for everyone on their roster. They very well could end up keeping their core pieces, but it appears the Pelicans are looking into taking different paths this summer depending on what opportunities become available."
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Shams doubled down this morning on some unreal trades he is hearing. Still gave no mentions other than Brunson could get moved to get Giannis to Knicks
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We don't have the competent ownership/front office/coaching staff to make a blowup work. We're not content to bottom out for a few years and collect assets and develop players. If circumstances beyond our control lead to a bad season/top draft pick, we get one halfway decent player and then immediately push all of our chips in for a run at the 6-10 seed.
It's a bit odd to point to Houston as a way to rebuild when they lucked into 4 straight years with a top 4 pick during a time when even the best odds only have a 52% chance to get a top 4 pick from the lottery.
Pelicans have had a top 4 pick only 3 times in their history. And all of them were far enough apart that they never played together. Like Houston recently, OKC also had 3 straight years of a top 4 pick. Imagine if CP3 and AD's timelines were together. AD one year after lucking into the #1 pick and then CP3 at the #4 pick the next year. That would have been a better team than the one OKC put together after lucking into Durant one year and then getting Westbrook the following (and then Harden the year after with another top 3 pick).
Carlisle is about to do what Pop did by winning two titles with massive underdogs but with two different teams. Coaching does make a massive difference. No doubt about it. I can't blame everything on the players we have had these past few years. It starts from the top. Until we start getting decisions right we won't compete. I'm not going to judge Dumars prematurely, but it isn't one that inspires me with confidence. Let's hope for the best. At least he didn't hire Gentry yet.
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