Another hire by this franchise that seemed stupid when it was made and has proved to be a failure -- but everyone who saw it coming was derided as a presumptous hater.
Now on to the next train wreck of a GM. I really doubt a good GM would show interest knowing they'd have to deal with an owner like Sarver.
I think Ryan McDonough has generally done a good job as the Suns GM since his hire. He did not have any previous experience as a GM although he worked for the Celtics for ten years as a director for international scouting and as an assistant general manager. IMO, he would like to complete the job he started with the Suns.
Another hire by this franchise that seemed stupid when it was made and has proved to be a failure -- but everyone who saw it coming was derided as a presumptous hater.
No. We just disagreed. Again, I think Babby was an effective negotiator, which is what he does. He has no business being a talent evaluator, and I am not sure he ever was.
It is really hard to evaluate Babby in his role because we do not really know what the particular responsibilities were behind the scenes.
Anyway. Time to move on.
Not that hard. Saver wanted a more business like approach to running operations verses a guy focused on basketball at the top. According to Sarver he said he felt it was a trend that was going to happen in the NBA.
"I think as the system changes it's going to be more and more important to be able to have a really good, firm understanding of what I call the business side of basketball."
I honestly think Sarver thought bringing in an agent was going to give him a leg up on bringing people here like free agents because Lon knew what made them tick. We have been miserable at it.
He was wrong.