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I wouldn’t be surprised if next season we only return Frank, Jrue, Okafor, and Williams. Everyone else is expendable.
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I wouldn’t be surprised if next season we only return Frank, Jrue, Okafor, and Williams. Everyone else is expendable.
I wouldn’t be surprised if next season we only return Frank, Jrue, Okafor, and Williams. Everyone else is expendable.
I would like to keep Randle.
AGREED!!! I'd add Payton to that too if he could get healthy. We should have a host of new players once AD is moved and we can sort out which holes to fill at that point.
Me too, but he can void his contract after this year and I don't think he he's going to stay.
I think his lack of defense is by design because the Gentry couldn't care less about defense. He seems content with allowing teams to average 150 points per game as long as we can score 151. That is the reason why he has failed to produce wins.R
Randle has indicated that he wants to stay but not at his current salary. If he ever decides to play defense he and Jah would be great
This is her baby, and she seems to want to prove that she was right to overpay for an NBA franchise.
Pels will still look at external candidates.
they better
Demps traded Robin Lopez, still a valuable load-bearing center who could’ve done Davis’s dirty work, for the right to sign Tyreke Evans. That ripped open a hole in the middle, which Demps sought to fill first by trading a first-round pick for Omer Asik, and then by spending a combined $80 million to retain Asik and Alexis Ajinca—not the best use of resources with the league on the verge of a pace-and-space boom. During the 2016 salary cap spike, Demps spent New Orleans’s tax refund on Solomon Hill, who has never even grasped at the hem of being productive enough to justify his $52 million dea
All the while, Demps allowed the players he’d imported who still retained value around the league—guys like Eric Gordon, Ryan Anderson, and Al-Farouq Aminu—to walk in free agency for nothing, rather than finding ways to flip them for young talent or draft capital. That the Pelicans wasted Davis’s first six seasons in New Orleans can be traced, in large part, back to Demps’s inability to build a sustainably competitive roster around him. You can certainly quibble with how Davis has handled his attempt to leave town. The why, though, is pretty understandable.
NBA source tells me:
Feeling is Alvin Gentry is doing well given circumstances and players are responding.
But next GM will have compete control regarding head coach.
As I reported two days ago, even if not HC, Alvin could remain as consultant/analyst.