Ugh. Over and over again, this just feels like "this is how bad teams stay bad." I mean, we have one of the best players in the NBA, and a roster that, talent wise, can compete with anybody on any given night. Yet, somehow, we fire our coach after our best start in a decade. Our best player (arguably top 5 in the NBA) doesn't make the all star squad, and we're looking at another lost season. Our front office says they want to emulate the Spurs, yet we forgo their (the Spurs) defensive intensity entirely and let bad teams put up huge numbers against us. Why? We have the best offensive post player in the NBA and we want to run!? We should be slowing the game down and playing bully ball with opponents. Right now, we're wasting Demarcus Cousins. He's the best thing to happen to this franchise since Chris Webber. The front office needs to wake up and understand that pretty jump-shooting teams don't win championships. Big, athletic, grin-it-out teams win championships, and we just happen to have the perfect centerpiece for that (and Rudy Gay is not a bad second option in that scenario). I'm afraid that our central offices' myopia will condemn our franchise to another decade of irrelevance. Note to Vivek: We have the best post player in the NBA. Slow the game down, play defense, and let him dominate.