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+> Coach Carroll has.. to goI'm more concerned about the coaching staff. I was not entirely impressed with our playbook and the way Stotts handled the skill that we had last season; especially during Memphis. I get it: we were worn out and Memphis just played a better game. But Stotts had the talent, and didn't utilize it to it's strengths.
So what is he going to do with a bunch of unknowns with less skill and experience?
I am weary of this.

Quick ...... turn to Fox news for the real story...Bleacher report said we had the worst starting 5, which we may have, not the best young core for the future which we may also have
It's a matter of entertainment for me. There are lots of different things that are entertaining or interesting. The excitement of rooting for a contending team is one of them.This won't be a long year for me. I am happy to see the team grow. I don't have a lot of expectations in the win department, and it's fine for me if they don't win 20 games so they can add more talent to the mix through the draft lottery.
If they do well, great. If they don't do well, fine, too.


Absolutely. Case in point: most of the crap TV they broadcast these days.Even morbid curiosity qualifies as a kind of interest.![]()
Wasn't our last core of players pretty young too? Just how young must these young flight crew members be? The next core after this will be the glint in the milkman ' s eye!
Well, it seemed we traded Batum to try and keep Aldridge happy. Matthews and Lopez aren't shit without Aldridge on this team, so there is no sense keeping them, especially with Matthews making near max after an Achilles tear.Yeah it's odd we broke up a 54 win core with everyone under 30. I guess if the centerpiece wants to leave it forces your hand.
But Lillards not much younger than our old core; certainly much older than Vonleh. With how much rosters change it'll make me weary of getting too attached to this group too soon. I thought it was neat how LMA and Batum were career Blazers.
How'd you like to stuck with the cap-killing situation the Blazers would have faced going forward had they been able to retain that core at the salaries they got this summer? Aldridge $20M, Lopez $12M, and Wes at $15M, plus Nic at $11M and Dame's new contract starting in 2016 at $20+M? That's pushing $80M for a starting lineup that probably can't get out of the first round with the change left for the rest of the roster even under the new cap next year. Ugh! Can't blame the Blazers for punting on that.
Not a chance. Two all-star games in your first three years almost invariably results in a max extension.I am guessing they would have held off on dame if they had the others back.
Not a chance. Two all-star games in your first three years almost invariably results in a max extension.
I had that thought as well
but I think with the way dame is he would have told them to hold off cause he was coming back no matter what.
they would have made the offer, but then had him tell them he would only take it if it ment they could assure being able to continue putting pieces together without money hindering the process
valid pointDisagree. Dame would get max regardless. Rookies max is smaller than other players. Team would want to lock him up and players don't want to risk injury.
valid point
I still think there would have been at least a little push back from dame
Regardless if he took it now or took it next summer, he was still on his rookie scale. It wouldn't matter either wayI had that thought as well
but I think with the way dame is he would have told them to hold off cause he was coming back no matter what.
they would have made the offer, but then had him tell them he would only take it if it ment they could assure being able to continue putting pieces together without money hindering the process
I'm more concerned about the coaching staff. I was not entirely impressed with our playbook and the way Stotts handled the skill that we had last season; especially during Memphis. I get it: we were worn out and Memphis just played a better game. But Stotts had the talent, and didn't utilize it to it's strengths.
So what is he going to do with a bunch of unknowns with less skill and experience?
I am weary of this.
