blazerkor
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I totally agree with you that injuries are a good excuse and that's a big problem for this team. I just don't think you win a championship with your top two highest paid players and minute getters being defensive liabilities on the perimeter and also not complementary on offense. I don't think a coach that basically lets his players do whatever the fuck they want and just asks them to get better without anything behind it is going to win a championship.Saying “injuries are not an excuse” is literally the dumbest. There is a roster. It has players. Some better than others. Take 2/3/4 top players out. The team isn’t as good. If it IS as good, you need to get rid of those 2/3/4 guys, immediately. The warriors won 3 titles then lost KD Klay Steph and Draymond with injuries or free agency. Guess what! They had the worst record in the NBA! Why?
So while injuries are a great excuse for losing they make it necessary for management to use critical thinking and theory instead of evidence when making decisions. I don't think the concepts of Stotts needing to be moved on and CJ being a bad fit are abstract to the point that the injuries and the losses that result from the injuries are enough to excuse Neil's lack of action and bad judgment.
I'm really glad that if everything goes right, we will have a chance to play around a third of the season and the playoffs with Dame, CJ, DJJ, RoCo, Nurk, Gary, Enes, Hoodie and Melo. That should definitively tell us where this franchise is and if major moves need to be made. I am hoping for speedy recoveries, no more injuries and actually that I'm wrong and we do contend for a title with this team.
