Sure Magic, I'll give you Knight if you give us the pick this year if it falls in the top three. If it doesn't, it still goes to the Sixers, so no biggie.
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Lakers are smart...going into full development (tank) mode. Suns could learn a thing or two. I guess they're content to be stuck in mediocrity for eternity. #acceleratetheprocess #operationtradethevets
specialsauce wrote:Lakers are smart...going into full development (tank) mode. Suns could learn a thing or two. I guess they're content to be stuck in mediocrity for eternity. #acceleratetheprocess #operationtradethevets
Magic trades Lou Will less than 24 hours after he's in charge and McD's had Knight for 2 years now and still nothing.
There's just different ways teams do things and that's why the Lakers have 16 championships while the Suns have 0.
You need to create a vision and stick with it. No pussyfootin around like the Suns have been doing for the last few years. Either you want to win or you want to grow. Trying to do both at the same time is not feasible unless you've created a winning product first like the spurs. Then you can develop players within the system during sustained success
specialsauce wrote:Lakers are smart...going into full development (tank) mode. Suns could learn a thing or two. I guess they're content to be stuck in mediocrity for eternity. #acceleratetheprocess #operationtradethevets
Magic trades Lou Will less than 24 hours after he's in charge and McD's had Knight for 2 years now and still nothing.
There's just different ways teams do things and that's why the Lakers have 16 championships while the Suns have 0.
To be fair, Lou is playing so much better than Knight is, there isn't a real comparison to be made.
Apples and oranges. Knight is considered a starter (or was, at least) on a max deal for 4 more years while Lou is making half the money and his deal is up after next season. And he also knows and has embraced his role as a scoring guard off the bench.