Not gonna lie, that article doesn’t make me feel great about Jones long term. Seems like he works in our current win now state, but not someone I want at the helm for a rebuild.
I like a GM that says "If you aren't trying to win now, you are trying to lose." But you still need to plan to win tomorrow. If the Warriors said "I don't see Poole being able to play an explicit role on our team this season" before that draft, and decided not to take him, they probably wouldn't have won another championship this season.
Right, he was necessary after the McD era where we were just grabbing whatever asset we can, but it seems we’ve over corrected.
Lots of talk on Twitter about it, outside of the Cam pick, hard to see how we’ve succeeded in the draft. Traded a pick in the CP3 deal, traded one for Shamet, and drafted Jalen Smith. So 2 hits(if you count the cp3 trade) and 2 misses, one of them a colossal miss.
Not gonna lie, that article doesn’t make me feel great about Jones long term. Seems like he works in our current win now state, but not someone I want at the helm for a rebuild.
I agree. I never thought Jones was any sort of special talent anyway, but this further makes me dread the inevitable rebuild after he sells the future and we stink.
Not gonna lie, that article doesn’t make me feel great about Jones long term. Seems like he works in our current win now state, but not someone I want at the helm for a rebuild.
I agree. I never thought Jones was any sort of special talent anyway, but this further makes me dread the inevitable rebuild after he sells the future and we stink.
Lots of teams sell their future to win now. Let's just hope we achieve that. I will take the win now and the decade of crap if that is what it costs. I mean we just spent a decade of awfulness without winning anything...
Not gonna lie, that article doesn’t make me feel great about Jones long term. Seems like he works in our current win now state, but not someone I want at the helm for a rebuild.
I agree. I never thought Jones was any sort of special talent anyway, but this further makes me dread the inevitable rebuild after he sells the future and we stink.
Lots of teams sell their future to win now. Let's just hope we achieve that. I will take the win now and the decade of crap if that is what it costs. I mean we just spent a decade of awfulness without winning anything...
Given his track record of selling for win now parts, I am not enthusiastic at the idea of doing so with him in charge.
Not gonna lie, that article doesn’t make me feel great about Jones long term. Seems like he works in our current win now state, but not someone I want at the helm for a rebuild.
I agree. I never thought Jones was any sort of special talent anyway, but this further makes me dread the inevitable rebuild after he sells the future and we stink.
Lots of teams sell their future to win now. Let's just hope we achieve that. I will take the win now and the decade of crap if that is what it costs. I mean we just spent a decade of awfulness without winning anything...
Given his track record of selling for win now parts, I am not enthusiastic at the idea of doing so with him in charge.
His biggest bet was getting Chris Paul. That took us from missing the playoffs to winning the first two games of the NBA Finals.
Knicks strike me as a team to always swing and miss on Win Now models. It all comes down to your decisions whether signing and trading or building through the draft. I’d love to see Monty use more Coach Pop’s player development model. His teams always seemed to be resilient to injuries and maintaining a high level of play no matter who was available.
Book was the most NBA ready player given his jumpshot and our need for better shooting. I’d like to think JJ just doesn’t put much stock into explaining himself in interviews because this quote comes off as dumb. I’m hoping it’s just smoke screen.
Not gonna lie, that article doesn’t make me feel great about Jones long term. Seems like he works in our current win now state, but not someone I want at the helm for a rebuild.
I agree. I never thought Jones was any sort of special talent anyway, but this further makes me dread the inevitable rebuild after he sells the future and we stink.
Lots of teams sell their future to win now. Let's just hope we achieve that. I will take the win now and the decade of crap if that is what it costs. I mean we just spent a decade of awfulness without winning anything...
Given his track record of selling for win now parts, I am not enthusiastic at the idea of doing so with him in charge.
His biggest bet was getting Chris Paul. That took us from missing the playoffs to winning the first two games of the NBA Finals.
Paul forced his way here though, we'll never really know what Jones did there.
Excellent, we don't need good players. I'm not an Ayton guy but if they move him for just bit players I'm gonna be a perturbed. Collins I can live with, he's pretty good, Brogdon would be part of a bigger package.
Jones talked about the Miami model for success…the big difference with Miami is they’ve continually found diamond in the rough players…Duncan Robinson, Max Strus, Gabe Vincent. Their player development is top notch…we need to be at that point if we’re gonna pass on the draft.
Honestly feels like we’re just going to do a straight forward deal with Det, ATL or Indy.
Ayton for Grant and a future protected 1st
for Capela and a future protected 1st
for Turner and a future protected 1st
I have serious low expectations any for Ayton S&T right now. At least this whole thing will be over real soon.
IDK. Downgrading Ayton for less $ seems needless when there might be a way to get a better deal. I doubt Capela can play in the 4th of a tight playoff game in the WC. Grant plus a pick would be ok enough. Still, i think something bigger is brewing (knocks on wood).
The Capela deal would be awful unless we have someone else we are lining up for him. He isn't a good basketball player. The difference between Collins at ~24M vs Capela at 20M is huge.
