As usual, readers are smarter than the author. It is the Pistons who just set a consecutive loss record, not the Wizards. The newsletter regrets the error. And thanks to those who pointed it out.
Rebuilding can be painful to an organization and its fans (see SF Giants). The Warriors have depth at all the positions except center. Keep Kaminga, Podz, & Moody, Jackson-Davis. Place Wiggens on the 2nd unit and perhaps trade him. As painful as this might be don't resign Klay unless you can for a significant reduction in salary. Green is bringing down his team with his lack of emotional judgement. Trade him now and get a player for the future. Kerr's weakness at time is his loyality (Bochy had this issue too) to his veterans. His future success depends on his ability to develop his young stars and intiate the rebuilding process. Small ball worked (4 championships) but it's time to big and athletic (see OKC, Minnesota & Houston). We are waisting Curry's golden years! Difficult and painful decisions need to be made!
As usual, readers are smarter than the author. It is the Pistons who just set a consecutive loss record, not the Wizards. The newsletter regrets the error. And thanks to those who pointed it out.
Rebuilding can be painful to an organization and its fans (see SF Giants). The Warriors have depth at all the positions except center. Keep Kaminga, Podz, & Moody, Jackson-Davis. Place Wiggens on the 2nd unit and perhaps trade him. As painful as this might be don't resign Klay unless you can for a significant reduction in salary. Green is bringing down his team with his lack of emotional judgement. Trade him now and get a player for the future. Kerr's weakness at time is his loyality (Bochy had this issue too) to his veterans. His future success depends on his ability to develop his young stars and intiate the rebuilding process. Small ball worked (4 championships) but it's time to big and athletic (see OKC, Minnesota & Houston). We are waisting Curry's golden years! Difficult and painful decisions need to be made!