Do you? Rebuilding teams never acquire guys with contracts like Okafor and Ariza in the first place.
Crawford isn't an asset either. Dude is a chucker who directly contributed to Beal's crappy start to the season. He's Jason Terry's asshole little brother. Most rebuilding teams are happy to be rid of guys like him without having to take on any baggage to get rid of him.
I never agreed with taking on the Okafor and Ariza contracts--I definitely preferred tanking.
And it wasn't so much about trying to move Crawford on his own, I understand the value there is small, but we're inevitably going to have to make some trades next season due to Ariza and Okafor being on the open market, and including Jordan might have added some value to those deals. There's no way that you can't get SOMETHING of value in a package deal for two expirings next season.
I was more concerned with the apparent lack of patience and control our coaching/front office showed. Can this coaching staff not put a lock on one malcontent?
DY_nasty said:
you were shitting allll over beal at the start of the season too
crazy because he's done more for wall than anyone else in that entire organization
I'm not going to feel bad about having concerns about him the first few months. He was historically bad and afraid of the ball--that on top of the fact that we drafted a guy primarily for shooting when his percentages were bad in college. There was zero evidence to support that he'd all of a sudden be Ray Allen in the pros.
Luckily he proved me wrong.