No crap.
LOL. Id hope so. "Perry, i want you to be my yes man and agree to everything i say" doesn't sound as pr friendly
Perry’s ideal coach definitely shares a lot of qualities with Doug Christie lmao
Or at very least a fake one
Welp. Maybe it's just me but I heard nothing of substance from Perry. Sounds nice and friendly but that might not be enough.
I feel like Monte and Scott Perry may be comparable in terms of basketball minds, but Monte has nowhere near the mouthpiece and relationships Perry has. Sometimes it’s who you know
He sounds like he can smooch well and his connections should facilitate trades. Hopefully, he hires some smart creative assistants that can do the groundwork. I did not hear any vision backed with possible steps that he can take. Let's see how it goes.To his credit, he comes across as a good communicator,.....which I view as a major part of being a successful GM
He sounds like he can smooch well and his connections should facilitate trades. Hopefully, he hires some smart creative assistants that can do the groundwork. I did not hear any vision backed with possible steps that he can take. Let's see how it goes.
To be fair, you don’t really ever want your GM to be full-throatedly telling his master plan to the entire world at a press conference.Yeah, it wasn't going to be that. Just basically a meet and greet
Monte is obviously a smart guy. But the impression I got is he wasn’t a great communicator, especially externally. And if you can’t communicate well externally, that tells me you will likely have trouble communicating your ideas internally. He said there were things he was against doing. Well if the owner is going in a different direction and overriding him, to me a big part is he didn’t get buy in to his vision and/or he had trouble articulating it.I feel like Monte and Scott Perry may be comparable in terms of basketball minds, but Monte has nowhere near the mouthpiece and relationships Perry has. Sometimes it’s who you know
Monte is obviously a smart guy. But the impression I got is he wasn’t a great communicator, especially externally. And if you can’t communicate well externally, that tells me you will likely have trouble communicating your ideas internally. He said there were things he was against doing. Well if the owner is going in a different direction and overriding him, to me a big part is he didn’t get buy in to his vision and/or he had trouble articulating it.
On Christie: He has a "presence" and he has a "connection" with the players. BUT Perry's phone is ringing off the hook from others interested in the job (and he's taking those calls). My guess: Christie is gone. We should know in about a week according to Perry.
I would be shocked if Christie is gone. Vivek has had him in mind and a prerequisite for the team for years. He's not going to let go of that after a few month interim run with a broken up roster
Another possibility is Perry could bring in his HC and keep Doug on staff
I would be shocked if Christie is gone. Vivek has had him in mind and a prerequisite for the team for years. He's not going to let go of that after a few month interim run with a broken up roster
This isn't necessarily an "either/or" situation. There is a third alternative. At least short term, Perry may want to have DC as coach. What if he wants to take a year to make a bunch of roster moves and isn't keen on trying to tap an outside coach as he does?If Christie isn't gone then it's likely that the GM as lackey to Vivek dynamic continues. If Perry brings in someone else then it's more likely he has some independence and he's not going to be an appendage of Vivek.
Not sure why anyone would think he’d take this job just to be a mouthpiece anyhow. Doesn’t seem like his styleNo crap.
LOL. Id hope so. "Perry, i want you to be my yes man and agree to everything i say" doesn't sound as pr friendly