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I can't say I have much of a clue where this team in heading but it doesn't look like it moving up into contention soon, which makes Goran a bad fit time-wise, IMO. I don't know if McD & Company would have viewed it that way so I think its fortuitous that Goran is forcing his way out. (He did leave us with little time to maneuver however.) Its unfortunate, albeit understandable, that he doesn't want to go to Houston because they might have given up Terrence Jones or maybe even Jones and Capela to get him.
Another serendipity of Goran's actions might be greatly increased playing time for our young guys since making the playoffs appears to be considerably less likely now. If IT is collateral damage, I won't be upset because I believe that Ennis will prove to be our best PG and IT would probably block his progress.
It is a sad state affairs when we have to depend on this kind of thing to get our coaches pointed in the right direction - and, of course, it may not do that.
I have no idea which way we'll go. I'd like us to focus more on the future rather than try to make the playoffs but I don't know what they'll do. I figure even with Goran's announcement that there's a better than 50/50 shot he'll still be here at the end of the season. And I'm not entirely convinced he won't be here next season too. If Goran stays they may not feel comfortable abandoning the playoff hunt just yet. I could see them moving a few pieces in the hopes of adding some front court help. But I don't see us moving into contention in the near future either.
Steve