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Hornets pick up option for Cho, will be GM next season. Just shoot me now.

nctarheel0619

By nctarheel0619,
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I'm not sure what happened with Cho.  In his first few seasons he seemed to have things going in the right direction. I'm not sure what changed after our playoff series with Miami.  It just seems like the abstract has taken over, and I don't see any relevant strategy in his decisions anymore.  Which tells me, he's not good at evaluating talent.  It doesn't take a great scout to understand that Kevin Durant is good (Cho's claim to fame). 

Either way I"m looking forward to seeing something other then low level lateral swaps with bad cap implications.

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I'm not sure what happened with Cho.  In his first few seasons he seemed to have things going in the right direction. I'm not sure what changed after our playoff series with Miami.  It just seems like the abstract has taken over, and I don't see any relevant strategy in his decisions anymore.  Which tells me, he's not good at evaluating talent.  It doesn't take a great scout to understand that Kevin Durant is good (Cho's claim to fame). 
Either way I"m looking forward to seeing something other then low level lateral swaps with bad cap implications.

Cho has been one of the worst general managers in the league. He has made decent trades from time to time but his drafting mistakes cannot be overlooked.

The 48 win team was a flawed construction job, he built it with numerous expiring contracts, an absolutely inexcusable offense.

Cho must go!


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