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Furthermore, it’s basically what Trajan was brought in for. Something tells me the quality of our draft picks would not materially change if Griff was fired and Trajan and the rest of the staff remained. So the argument doesn’t exactly hold a ton of weight with me.

You can't have it both ways. He can't get all of the blame for all of the bad stuff and none of the credit for the good stuff.

He's at the top. He should get credit for things that go well and blame for things that go poorly.

A lot of Griffin's basketball moves have been ok (last year was mostly a disaster).

Its obvious that he's not connecting with people on a personal level and that he's sort of a con artist/used car salesman.

He wants to be Ted Lasso but Ted Lasso actually cares about people.

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Posted by Bronc

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Posted on 9/24/21 at 3:25 pm to Fun Bunch

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You can't have it both ways. He can't get all of the blame for all of the bad stuff and none of the credit for the good stuff.

I guess you intentionally skipped the entire opening part where I gave him a trending positive rating for our drafts?

That part you decided to quote was more speaking to the general question of, should Griff keep his job? And while I’m not ready to hand him his papers yet, if I’m questioning what happens to our draft picks going forward if Trajan stays on as GM and we bring in a new POBO, I don’t think anything changes. Unless you want to make the case in defense of Griff’s stellar ability to evaluate talent?

Outside of the AD trade he’s largely spun his wheels or lost most trades/FA moves.

I mean the results speak for themselves, two fired coaches, two losing seasons. To go with a appreciable depletion of assets due to that mismanagement.

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