What are the Sixers and Bucks front offices even doing?
You could not take fully advantage of the Nets superteam being injured because your coaches are completely being outcoached and coaching like it is the 90s.
People in general overestimate a team Championship window, even a Superstar like Giannis that isn't injury prone can suffer a freak injury out of nowhere so you have to take full advantage of your Superstar right now, not next year or the year after.
The Sixers are completely botching Joel Embiid's championship window for refusing to move on from Ben Simmons and Doc Rivers this offseason. Your 7ft center is playing like a guard, not because he wants too, but because he is being forced too and he is on the 76ers since 2014. This is mind-blowing.
Both coaches have awful rotations that already cost them games this year and completely gassing out their own players having to play unnecessary games for not being 100% ready out there. If it was not for money they would have been fired already, so it is basically money that is stopping a billionaire owner from giving their franchise a championship? I don't get it. Just fire them tomorrow, you have good GM's and there are a lot of good X's and O's coaches that will actually make an impact in the game and help your Superstar players thrive.
Now he's an x-boxer.
Because it is filled with common thenth.
They don't order anything, because between the three of them they don't have a dollar to their name.
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it was a wisk he was willing to take
Shit on him all you want, but numbers don't lie. The Bucks have been dead since 2001, and after JKidd things looked bleak. Here they are, three years later, about to face the Suns in the Finals.
> ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski reported on ABC's NBA Countdown on Sunday that Budenholzer has gone a long way to ensuring his future for the organization after reaching the Eastern Conference Finals (h/t RealGM):
> "Mike Budenholzer knew coming into this season that his future in Milwaukee would be judged by his postseason performance. He's gone through Miami and now he's gone through the Brooklyn Nets into the Eastern Conference Finals. I'm told that has gone a long way in securing Mike Budenholzer's future in Milwaukee. He has one year left on his contract."
> Budenholzer, 51, has served as Milwaukee's head coach for the past three seasons, leading the team to a 162-65 record, three playoff appearances, two No. 1 seeds and two conference finals. He previously spent five seasons as the head coach of the Atlanta Hawks (213-197).
So... how we feeling about this? If I was a Bucks fan, I would not be happy at all with this report, especially with coaches like Carlisle and MDA out there
