JayBirdHawk

Your copy paste button is wearing thin. Give it a rest bro.

. I don't think those guys are franchise changers. They'll add specific elements to upgrade the team, but not an overall fix.

We have to offer some defensive resistance despite having a great offense. It cannot be bottom of the league bad.

I'm OK trading this Kings pick in the right deal for oncourt upgrade this season.

So we're pretty much bringing back the same roster except adding a draft pick, an injured Bey who is most likely out for the season and where does Bufkin fit in the lineup???? This running it back scenario is a no for me.

Only if they are WILLING to do the hard work and have a singularly focus to put the best possible team on the floor. TPE and MLE gotta be in uniform. Pick a direction, stay the course, and don't be distracted with 'stuff'. Reminder we started the season with them telling us: avoid the play-in, then by the deadline when they made no trades it was 'development' and roster evaluation' (but yet was playing Bogi and Murray a ton of minutes), then at the play-in it was, let's try to win and get into the 8th spot but then they didn't sign Vit to be eligible to play. Say one thing but actions says another. A very confusing, non directional season!

Orlando Magic score 83 points. Their PG play is awful . 5 total assists from their guards??? They need a PG to maximize their bigs.

What if Sac offers us their 2024 pick to end their obligation to us, so they have access to all their future picks? What would be the additional incentive they send us.

For a good result - It requires shrewd moves by the front office with ownerships backing to put a winning product with NBA talent on the floor. We can't be toiling in the playin for the next 3 years.

Top 10 protected in 2026...then 2 2nds: 1 in 2026 and 1 in 2027

What if the Kings realize they'll be in the lottery at #13 anyway and tank a few games to try and keep their pick? What then? We win the draft lottery and it goes straight to SAS.

Good stuff.

If Kings win...there will be a coin flip between them and Miami. Winner of the flip gets #15., loser #16

Haaaaha...you mean this about his offseason work

Onsi's role with GSW was in basketball strategy and team counsel. Assume a similar role with the Hawks. Kyle's role is Assistant GM in charge of player development. He spends a lot of time with our players.

Steve Koonin interview: go to the 4:39PM chapter. https://www.audacy.com/stations/929thegame/shows/show-schedule?action=AUTOPLAY_FULL&actionContentId=101-409

I haven't seen any videos or comments from exit Interviews for De'Andre Hunter or Saddiq Bey.

It was interesting listening to OO's exit interview regarding the defense: - said they tried a lot of stuff over the.course of the season to see what worked and what didn't - said when he came back from.injured toe the first time, the defense was different - had him hedging. First time in his career he's had to hedge. Bruno also indicated Quin changed some of the defensive principles later in the season. -