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One has a track record of producing championships and D'Antoni's does not. Also, look at how many players the Suns went through before and after Raja. Raja was a rare bird that could play on both ends. The problem with D'Antoni's system is you have to assume those players are a dime a dozen and that you can get your hands on them.
D'Antoni proved time and time again both here and in New York that when push comes to shove...he picks offense. Good luck with that Lakers.
I think someone mentioned it earlier. What kind of power does D'Antoni have? If they can prevent him from strip mining this roster that can only help.
I agree with much of the above especially the text in bold. DA can be his his own worst enemy. He needs a strong GM to control player personnel moves. I still think a championship can be won with his system, however, until it is done there will be a difference of opinion. I will stick with my opinion that SSOL was one of the most exciting offensive schemes I have seen although the Lakers of old could really crank it up.