jayboogieman

His analytics were supposed to help, but if he lets others make the pick or gets overridden then it doesn't matter what the computer says.

Or drafted someone instead of signing Teddy.

I don't know if Cho was solely responsible. Rumors from then were always that MJ and others had a lot of say as well as Cho being more of a yes man than anything else.

Call it apple to oranges if you like. I saw enough people making the comparison or saying this is what Monk was supposed to have been last night that the feeling stuck.

Monk was supposed to have been that too. And like Monk, he fell in the draft. That gives me a bit of a pause instead of being super happy with the pick.

They should have your interest. The Hornets have been much more entertaining than the Panthers the last couple of years.

It was a good draft. The difference between the Mitch and Cho eras is just nuts.

I've been thinking that since last year. JB never seemed to have wanted him on the team and neither did Cliff when he was here.

Why would a first round pick have to compete with a summer league tryout guy? Bouknight will have a roster spot unless he gets traded or quits playing.

Again, going by what he has done, Rhule hasn't done a lot except have a losing record. All the team building, chemistry, player-coach relationships, etc doesn't matter if it doesn't translate into wins. And that is something that is the same ol Panthers so far.

Funny how the records and memories don't.

Why would it be disingenuous? No team gets a reset just because they changed management, owners, or coaches. Sure, judge them on how they do instead of the past if you prefer. But even doing that, was last season not another losing season? Until Rhule and Co start racking up winning seasons and proving otherwise, they are just more of the same.

I wasn't aware that the Panthers had been replaced with a new franchise or that the team's records had been reset because they hired a new GM. The team's history is over 20 years old at this point, not 1 despite the change in management.

Too many years of bad seasons followed by one good season. Considering the team's history, they are about due for a decent to good season.

I wouldn't mind seeing them trade back. The team needs more talent and this could be a sign they are looking at moving on from Graham and/or Monk.

He is the Kwisatz Haderach For the Dune fans.

I'd rather give Carey all the minutes along with the other guy they drafted last year instead of paying any of those guys.

Understandable, but maybe they should give Carey and Richards this coming season to see if one of them can be good enough to take the job. If neither works out, then make a trade or attempt at a free agent.

Name a pro athlete that doesn't

Pass. He's not much of a scorer, he doesn't get boards, or block shots. I'd rather stick with the two young guys the team already has at center and see what they can do than make a trade for another team's castoff. And heck no to Cousins. He's on the downside of his career and still does too much stupid poo.

Would said trade mean we get two 3 & D guys to take the place of the Martin twins? If so, yes!

Haven't heard the interview, but thank goodness that he has the right mindset and is saying the right things. Hopefully they stick to that and let the guys they want to keep develop naturally instead of rushing things like the previous braintrust did with Kemba and Big Al.