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They said the same thing about Gentry. Dude ain't moving anywhere :lol:
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Shammit: Sources: I am told the Pelicans will be parting ways with Hall of Famer, Swin Cash. Cash served as the Senior Vice President of Basketball Operations


Swin gone. That's a good move. No one will ever know what she does. :lol:
Not sure how I feel about this since they are mostly scouts for the team and we've done a good job overall in recent years. I guess they'll continue purge everyone with close ties with Griff.
If they trade Zion, I would love for them to go after Queen.

Davion Mitchell has impressed me alot since he got to Miami. Would love to take a flyer on him this summer.

John Collins will probably opt out this summer to seek a longer contract. I wouldn't mind going after him in a sign and trade with Utah as well. He would fit very nicely with Missi.
:lol: like who? Seriously, the only guy on his coaching staff with skins on the wall is Borrego. He probably not making a lateral move unless they want him out.
His length will prevent him from playing 3 effectively. His swing skill is going to be his handles. If he can get his handles varied and tight enough to dribble drive consistently, he is going to be star. That's the only thing keeping his athleticism bottled up when he's on the floor.

If he was 6'8, he's probably a lock for 3.


Outside of Hayes, I don't see anything wrong with his picks. They're actually pretty good.
I think Green will now have a big input on the roster construction. The one thing that never aligned in the Griffin era was philosophy when it came to the roster. Dumars, Weaver, and Green tend to like the same type of profiles in players.
This gives you a good idea of what types of prospects they tend to lean towards. Won't be too much different than before except we won't take defensive deficient guys like Hawkins. Just hope he doesn't draft another Killian Hayes type. :lol:
I think this effectively pushes Graham's role down the heirarchy as a decision maker towards more an assistant GM role.
I wish he could have explained what this "standard" is. Pretty underwhelming presser.
He pretty much confirmed he doesn't care for analytics. :lol:
Grubb goes straight to the point.
This is going to be a really important presser. It could reel you back in if they do it right. :lol:

They really need to lay out a transparent black and white plan and answer every question about the direction of the team while presenting an identity moving forward.
This probably all played out closer to the deadline when the move was presented to ownership.

As far as Ingram goes, there's really no choice. The damage was aleady done. He wanted a fresh start somewhere else by that point.
Dumars is a straight shooter. I'm not really worried about his pressers. We'll have a good idea what he's planning once we hear from him. That's his strong suit and he doesn't shy away from answering tough questions.
It won't really matter who's the coach anymore. Once they get rid of Williamson, they don't have to make a BI/Z combo work if they both are gone.

The team won't have enough talent to compete in the West. They'll turn into Brooklyn West.
In the end, Atlanta still can't play any defense.

re: Willie Green

Posted by supe12sta12z on 4/18/25 at 12:10 am
All these alters coming out of the woodwork to troll. :lol: