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LeBron is just completely controlling the pace of these games. Even if they miss a shot it seems they get a second chance.
I think he has more impact when he isn't sharing the ball with 2 other superstars. I think they could really use Irving this series and moving forward, but they are a better team without Love. LeBron will just waste too much time trying to get him going. A guy like Thompson will play hard and not expect any shots, just get you more shots.
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I can't imagine what players were actually shooting threes against him, so I don't care much about that stat. The stat about screen setting is good stuff though. I'm not a huge Antić fan but I do appreciate some of the "off the stat sheet" things he provides us.
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For all of you cap experts out there, tell me if this is possible? Can we first sign Gasol to a max-ish deal, then go over the cap to sign Millsap (assuming he is on board with this) and then trade Horford to upgrade the SF/SG position?
Horford is my favorite player and I don't want to see him gone, I'm just thinking of ways to improve the team. Gasol/Sap is still a good front court, and it seems DMC is probably a goner.
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I'd love to have him here! His brother would have been a great fit too but we were a little unproven at the time, despite what we all saw in our team. I hope we can find a way to make this work!
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I will lose any faith in this new ownership if they don't bring Ferry back.
I want Ferry back too but keep in mind he might want a fresh start and we wind up with a mutual parting of ways.
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Good 'Burbs (low crime/top schools): Vinings, Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, Kennesaw, Woodstock, Milton, Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Cumming, Buford, Suwanee, Newnan, Peachtree City.
Avoid (higher crime/iffy schools): Douglasville, Chamblee, Doraville, Norcross, Lawrenceville, Stone Mountain, Lithonia, College Park, Jonesboro, Morrow, McDonough, Fairburn.
Somewhere in Between: Marietta, Roswell, Duluth, Gainesville, Tucker, Smyrna, Acworth
I'm probably stepping on some toes with this list. Just trying to answer your question about crime/schools as honestly as possible ;)
Just adding on to this, the somewhere in between categories have good areas. Acworth borders Kennesaw and there is some good housing out there, but it also ventures out into trailer park land. Not that those little guys aren't cozy or anything..
Same can be said for Marietta. Nathan said above, if you find these two cities in Cobb you are probably in a good area. I can't speak much of living in the city but the suburbs offer good housing for very affordable prices. Any search of Cobb, Cherokee and Fulton should yield good results.
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I don't like the idea of Bud calling the shot on players; I think coaches are often to close to players to be objective. First thing he says is I want everyone back.
A GM would say we are going to evaluate the seasons film and figure out how we can get better. I like our team, but we've got to figure out how to get better through all avenues.
I'm not a fan of what it does to the player coach relationship. If Bud has the final say on playing time and who comes and goes he's always the bad guy when an unpopular decision has to be made.
Yeah I agree, it's too much for a guy who is a players coach. A young coach on top of that.
Either way, he HAS to be our coach for a long long time.
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I'm pretty confident when we look at his film and our playoff film they will make a quick decision about him.
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I assume he will be part of our roster next year and I also believe he will spend some time in the D-League. Those D-League stints have been a pretty big part of our player development system for once.
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Somebody said it earlier, but the real goal is to have a GM that Bud wants to work with. Our real priority is to make sure he remains head coach for the next 5 years. I fully support Ferry but who knows what he wants? He might want a fresh start too.
I assume and hope that our new owners are smart enough to make sure we hire a GM that has a similar vision as Bud. Keeping Bud around is all that matters to me.
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Maybe Teague. Scott. Antić. A Draft Pick. Another piece.
To Detroit for Jennings and Monroe? Maybe Detroit bites? Reggie Jackson looks like the guy goin forward there in Detroit and Monroe clearly wants out.
I follow the Pistons somewhat because I'm up here, I'd hate to see Brandon Jennings as a Hawk. Monroe isn't restricted so we can just sign him without worrying about the Pistons matching. Even if you were thinking sign and trade I'm not sure why or how we would do that deal.
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I hate to say it but having both Teague and Dennis is a luxury. It may be time to trade Jeff and stick with the cheaper option . Letting Dennis run the team gets him playoff ready and clears cahs off the books where we can get a bog center in return.
I'm a big Schröder fan but I don't think this is the year we get rid of Teague and let him start. Teague is one of the best bargains in the league and seems to fit more into our "move the ball" offense . Schröder is a great passer and driver, but I don't think he has learned how to run our offense--yet. Being able to make a great pass and knowing when to pass are two separate things.
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I wonder whether Monta Ellis will be a FA this summer. He is high maintenance but he can surely score/
I don't think he is and I'm not sure how I feel about it, but he was a pretty hot name for us during the second summer of Ferry.
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As for Shump, I watched him shoot a lot and miss a lot for 3 seasons at GT. In his defense, there were times he was the primary ball handler. So you did have some poor ISO, Paul Hewitt clogged toilet offense jumpers mixed in there. Still though, he missed a lot of wide open looks.
His defense wasn't surprising but between those years and his struggles in NY I was really surprised he shot so well.
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I really can't stand that guy. Honestly, the first thing I thought of was Dellabigdumpa thinking "Surgery?! That isn't what I wanted. You mean he will be able to play again"Saw this recently from the Cleveland.com Cavs beat writer, Chris Haynes:
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Can one of you post the letter for the Squawkers.
Thanks.
Of course. I'm on my phone so I'm not sure if this will turn out well. I added some spacing to make it easier to read and it is missing the Hawks player signatures at the bottom. Anyone that is better at this feel free to post a better version if needed..
True to Atlanta.
When the season started this was our advertising tag line.
While the season unfolded it defined who we became.
Both on and off the court, this was an unprecedented year for our organization. Our vision from the start was to make our city proud and to prove the Hawks were worth Atlantans’ support.
We committed to showing you not only that we love this city, but that we would play hard for it. You made your presence known both at home and away -- all the way to the Eastern Conference Finals. While we fell just short of an NBA championship this year, together we achieved a historic season that we want to celebrate with you -- the fans.
We had the largest increase in attendance in the NBA and sold out Philips Arena 32 of the last 35 games.
We won a franchise-best 60 games, captured the Division Championship for the first time in 21 years and advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time in Atlanta history.
We had four players named to the Eastern Conference All-Star team - the most ever in club history.
We witnessed Mike Budenholzer named NBA Coach of the Year in just his second season at the helm.
We finished the month of January with a perfect 17-0 record, the most wins in an undefeated month in NBA history, earning our entire starting five the Eastern Conference Player of the Month honors.
We achieved record broadcast ratings on both television and radio, including the top 5 most-watched Hawks basketball games in club history.
We created an awe-inspiring and imposing home court environment, with an Eastern Conference-best 35-6 record at home.
We honored our greatest legacy, Dominique Wilkins, and erected a permanent statue to greet fans and players each time they enter the arena to celebrate his many accomplishments and contributions to our franchise.
This year was the foundation. Next month, our new ownership will be introduced, adding their vision and commitment to our city, our organization and our team provides us great opportunity to continue to build and grow.
We will unveil a dynamic, new franchise brand to mark the beginning of the next chapter in our proud history.
We will enter the draft and free agency looking to build on our team’s already successful foundation and basketball culture.
We will continue to build bridges through basketball, whether by constructing and refurbishing courts in Atlanta neighborhoods, providing scholarships to our basketball camps, or surprising and delighting our fans with unique Atlanta Hawks experiences.
Thank you for being true to the Hawks this season and we look forward to continuing to be True to Atlanta,
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I don't know if I posted it, but most people I talked to I said 46-52 wins and barely passing Toronto as the third best team in the East by the end of the season (behind Chicago and Cleveland). I didn't think we would advance past the second round.
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I got the Koonin thank you letter email, it was good stuff. I think it was sent out to season ticket holders and anyone that subscribed to Hawks ticket/general information. Also, thanks LW3 for another informative post!
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I love Millsap but I'm willing to let him walk if that means we can grab a good C and let Horford play PF. I'm not opposed to bringing him back at all, I just believe the easiest and most productive change of our starting 5 is that. You also want to consider using Korver as a 6th man to keep his minutes down.
Plus, this group will continue to improve (with or without Sap). We have Edy coming over, the 15th pick, Schröder has another year under his belt, the players/coaches finally got some good playoff experience, DMC keeps improving, we have new owners and the cap increases soon.
I could keep building on that list too. The season ended poorly but it was a great season and we are trending up.
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Yeah..I love 'Sap but if he isn't hitting shots he is getting manhandled when he drives inside. Not all his fault because he plays with Horf, but I'll take Al.
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Pero was THE biggest problem the Hawks had LAST year and this year.
He is one of the few players I don't defend. I know he did a lot for us that "didn't show up in the stat sheet" but last year vs Indy and the Beal block tell you all you need to know about him.
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So what are you mad about? It's hard to find so many negative things to post about in a season where we overachieved. The Budenholzer era has been pretty successful in Hawks terms (and the majority of NBA teams too). Especially when you think about it and see how we keep improving.
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But Pero was the answer, because " he can spread the floor and do the little things that dont show in the boxscore.........." lmao
I was never a huge Pero fan so I'm not sure how you relate him to what we did this year.
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It was a surprising season. But no it was not a great season
Winning a title would mean it was a great season
So you were planning on us winning the east this year?
Marc Gasol "mentions" ATL in interview
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Man, I saw the thread was growing and didn't expect this lol. Look what you did, Marc Gasol!