Well, there you go with your faulty premises, again. There's no rational reason to conflate having "inside" knowledge with being actually knowledgeable about basketball. David Kahn has nearly twenty years of "inside" basketball knowledge, and he might be "real world" smart, but he's a ****ing idiot when it comes to basketball. Kevin McHale, Isiah Thomas, Michael Jordan, Ernie Grunfeld... I could give myself a cramp typing names of all the people who have years and years of experience and "inside" knowledge who are very bad at their jobs, and have shown no evidence at all that they're particularly knowledgeable about basketball.
D'Alessandro having "inside" knowledge proves that he has access to information that the rest of us don't; that's it. If he's bad at processing and interpreting that data, which is my contention, then he is not, in fact, smarter about basketball than the rest of us.
D'Alessandro having "inside" knowledge proves that he has access to information that the rest of us don't; that's it. If he's bad at processing and interpreting that data, which is my contention, then he is not, in fact, smarter about basketball than the rest of us.
Pete has done a solid job as a GM, whether anyone wants to admit it. He found us one of the best back up PGs in the nba and signed him to a good contract.. Ramon Sessions, but he's stunk it up for our team. He was better thanCollison as a backup last year.
The only terrible move that Pete has done was fire Malone.
I bet most people hated the acquisition of a chucking Rudy Gay.
Pete is a decent GM.
I'm not protecting him, I'm just pointing the obvious goods he's done as our GM. Since a lot of people like to act like he's done nothing.