Boob-No-More
Why you no hire big man coach?
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I said at the time, it was a bad signing for the Raptors. Not becuase I think Hedo sucks. Not because he won't be productive in Toronto's system. But, because you don't commit that kind of money to a player that old unless he's the missing piece that makes you a contender. The Raptors won 33 games last season, Adding Hedo (along with all their other moves), might get them into the 1st round of the play-offs, but they have little chance of getting out of the 1st round and most certainly will not contend for a title.
And, there is a very good chance Bosh will leave next summer and then they are stuck trying to rebuild with their hands tied by Hedo's ridiculous contract.
Sure, he's a decent player, and a great role player on a championship caliber team. But he's not enough to put Toronto over the top. They are still a very weak rebounding, poor defending team (and got worse in both areas by giving up Marion to land Hedo). With their lack of rebounding and poor defense, they are doomed to fail in the post season. Is one and done in the play-offs for a year, followed by four years in the lottery (if Bosh leaves) really worth $53 million?
BNM
I said at the time, it was a bad signing for the Raptors. Not becuase I think Hedo sucks. Not because he won't be productive in Toronto's system. But, because you don't commit that kind of money to a player that old unless he's the missing piece that makes you a contender. The Raptors won 33 games last season, Adding Hedo (along with all their other moves), might get them into the 1st round of the play-offs, but they have little chance of getting out of the 1st round and most certainly will not contend for a title.
And, there is a very good chance Bosh will leave next summer and then they are stuck trying to rebuild with their hands tied by Hedo's ridiculous contract.
Sure, he's a decent player, and a great role player on a championship caliber team. But he's not enough to put Toronto over the top. They are still a very weak rebounding, poor defending team (and got worse in both areas by giving up Marion to land Hedo). With their lack of rebounding and poor defense, they are doomed to fail in the post season. Is one and done in the play-offs for a year, followed by four years in the lottery (if Bosh leaves) really worth $53 million?
BNM