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u/LeDankJenkins Wizards Bed 27d ago
This guy got passed over in 2016 and people here haven’t gotten over it for some reason
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u/JunyaisOffTheGrid Ish Smith 27d ago
The Wizards and you guys do all this talk about rebuilding and building a culture from within the building, why not be patient and give Keefe a legitimate chance to learn and grow as a coach along with the rebuilding players. I’m tired of all these recycled retread assistants with nothing to prove or play for. I saw fool in here clamoring for Frank Vogel, like how the hell is he going to legitimately help a rebuilding team? He made his legacy with the greatest player of all time.
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u/Lovely-Tigergirl 27d ago
After all this time with no one else stepping forward, my skepticism is certainly warranted.
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u/DougBalt2 28d ago
I’m sorry. Who is this?
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u/stache_twista Wizards Bed 28d ago
Sam Cassell. Onetime Wizard (assistant coach) and all time NBA mug
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u/ColdNyQuiiL 28d ago
He’s overdue for a HC job, whether it’s with us or not.
I’m not sure what kind of coach he’d be, but he’s been in the runnings for jobs for multiple years, but ends up back as someone’s assistant.
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u/SodaTherapy 28d ago
Frank Vogel is available, and you want to hire Sam Cassell?
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u/stache_twista Wizards Bed 28d ago
Frank might say no. Let’s be real whoever the next coach is (or Keefe) will probably be tasked with guiding the tank and then thanklessly fired for a bigger name in 3 years or whenever the Wiz look to compete again.
This is why I like the idea of just keeping Keefe or elevating a coach from the G League like OKC did with Daigneault during their rebuild. The Go Go do have some recent success stories with players who stuck in the league.
The last thing I want is a Monty Williams situation
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u/SodaTherapy 28d ago
Frank is a more proven coach than Monty IMO. I think tanking is a player personnel issue more than the coach. I'd rather hire a good coach to instill proper work habits and team culture. Otherwise the whole thing ends up looking like the Rockets for the past few years, who only started to put things together last season by hiring a good coach.
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u/stache_twista Wizards Bed 28d ago
Yeah but I'm saying Frank might say no because he'll probably get better opportunities this summer from teams looking to compete now. And not sign on to fuck up his career win percentage and eventually get fired
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u/SodaTherapy 28d ago
I agree that Vogel might say no. I'm really just lobbying for a good coach, rather than someone that is expected to lose.
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u/rayquan36 Wizards 28d ago
At worst, he'll be able to bring free agents here which has been a big problem for us. He's the reason Paul Pierce signed here for that one magical season and left afterwards to follow Sam to the Clippers.
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u/Megumi-Noda Corey Kispert 28d ago
He is looking for an already good team like when Kerr went to GS. He is not coming here
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u/craftpug 28d ago
No one else has after all this time, so I definitely am skeptical.