mixum said:
dont worry kiss darius....nash still will be fired this summer unless we make the playoffs or come damn close.
how do you figure? no one on the team has said they think they should be competing for the playoffs, so what good would firing him do, if they don't make the playoffs?
I think we will go in a new direction now that some pieces SEEM to be in place. With tah said, SO FAR AND I STRESS THAT 6 games in....NASH has done OK but I think its more Nate being a coach rtaher then nash getting players, considering we have no SG at all and no backup to zach which we badly needed last night vs the bUlls!
Had we had a legit 2 guard and a backup PF in teh last 3 games....they would have been 10-15 point wins instead of nailbiters!
Nash needs to make abig time trade that bebefits this franchise IMO for him to stay while teh young guys improve.
if they can get one, good. But it all depends on who they "can" get, and what it would cost them.
But to say that he'll be fired if they don't make the playoffs (when on one in the team has said that they expect to) is laughable. At best.
Not only that, but replacing him with a new GM (who knows who it'd be) doesn't mean that A: they'll change the MO of the team and B: they'll be any better.
Say they replace the GM with a new guy..who's to say he doesn't want to have a team built all by himself? How about we actually wait till the end of the season and see how the team progressed (or didn't) before we start making outlandish statements like he'll be fired if they don't make the playoffs. If they're basing his continuing employment with the team on that, they're setting themselves up for another change, which could in theory, put them back a couple years.
What happens if the team wins 35+ games this year, but doesn't make the playoffs. Does he get fired because of that unrealistic standard, and not get rewarded for putting a team on the floor (including the coach) who exceeded most peoples expectations? Seems to me, you don't fire a guy in his first real year of having a team he built (well, 13 of the 15 positions).