BornStar
Marathon Continues
At first glance you'll say no it the Knicks or the Nets.
However in regards to the pieces you had to what you've achieved is okc the worst decision makers in basketball.
Ive never seen a team have 3 MVPs and let go of 2.
Kevin Durant - MVP
James Harden - MVP(2 time pending)
Russell Westbrook - MVP
Serge Ibaka - 3rd in voting Defensive Player of the year 3 blocks per game
That team broke up faster than cock roaches when you flip the light switch on.
How do you let go of talent that expeditiously.
How can an owner/gm not know how to scout their own players but thecoli can.
Fans can easily spot potential in basketball players I'm assuming the people who been in the industry for years can follow suit.
(You can usually tell the difference between talent and trash
Like this year people knew Luka and Trae Young would at the very least be decent Basketball players.
2 years ago people knew Frank wasn't worth of a Lottery pick.
It's plain and simple.. out in the open.. you watch how the player plays, his tendencies and you make a solid decision from there.)
If you see the potential in a stock investment would you take your money out of it and let it go or would you put more money into the stock?
You let go of a transcendent 7'0" player in KD
And James Harden who was a beast off of the bench on some 6th man status shyt. He would come into the game and take over. Not to mention Ibaka who achieved multiple triple double games from blocks point and rebs. He was a defensive star at the moment.
That team would easily be a dynasty in todays game. Steph Klay and whoever aren't seeing the developed OKC team.
Does the Owner/Gm deserve blame for OKCs lack of success? Is it the owners fault for okc not winning at least 1 Ring?
However in regards to the pieces you had to what you've achieved is okc the worst decision makers in basketball.
Ive never seen a team have 3 MVPs and let go of 2.
Kevin Durant - MVP
James Harden - MVP(2 time pending)
Russell Westbrook - MVP
Serge Ibaka - 3rd in voting Defensive Player of the year 3 blocks per game
That team broke up faster than cock roaches when you flip the light switch on.
How do you let go of talent that expeditiously.
How can an owner/gm not know how to scout their own players but thecoli can.
Fans can easily spot potential in basketball players I'm assuming the people who been in the industry for years can follow suit.
(You can usually tell the difference between talent and trash
Like this year people knew Luka and Trae Young would at the very least be decent Basketball players.
2 years ago people knew Frank wasn't worth of a Lottery pick.
It's plain and simple.. out in the open.. you watch how the player plays, his tendencies and you make a solid decision from there.)
If you see the potential in a stock investment would you take your money out of it and let it go or would you put more money into the stock?
You let go of a transcendent 7'0" player in KD
And James Harden who was a beast off of the bench on some 6th man status shyt. He would come into the game and take over. Not to mention Ibaka who achieved multiple triple double games from blocks point and rebs. He was a defensive star at the moment.
That team would easily be a dynasty in todays game. Steph Klay and whoever aren't seeing the developed OKC team.
Does the Owner/Gm deserve blame for OKCs lack of success? Is it the owners fault for okc not winning at least 1 Ring?
