Sean Highkin
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I think – I mean I'm with you. If you had told me that on March 3rd when we're recording this, they would be closer to the play-in than they were to any realistic chance at landing Cooper flag, which was absolutely their goal going into the season, was to be with the Charlottes and the Washingtons and the Utahs. Like that was their plan going in. Yeah.
I think – I mean I'm with you. If you had told me that on March 3rd when we're recording this, they would be closer to the play-in than they were to any realistic chance at landing Cooper flag, which was absolutely their goal going into the season, was to be with the Charlottes and the Washingtons and the Utahs. Like that was their plan going in. Yeah.
I think – I mean I'm with you. If you had told me that on March 3rd when we're recording this, they would be closer to the play-in than they were to any realistic chance at landing Cooper flag, which was absolutely their goal going into the season, was to be with the Charlottes and the Washingtons and the Utahs. Like that was their plan going in. Yeah.
They just have too many good basketball players, I think, to be able to do that. And it's not just, you know, some of the veterans that a lot of people think they should have traded at the deadline, like the Anthony Simonses and the Jeremy Grants.
They just have too many good basketball players, I think, to be able to do that. And it's not just, you know, some of the veterans that a lot of people think they should have traded at the deadline, like the Anthony Simonses and the Jeremy Grants.
They just have too many good basketball players, I think, to be able to do that. And it's not just, you know, some of the veterans that a lot of people think they should have traded at the deadline, like the Anthony Simonses and the Jeremy Grants.
It's a lot of their young guys that are the guys that they're building around long term, whether that's, you know, Denny Avdia, who they traded for over the summer, or Tumani Kamara, or...
It's a lot of their young guys that are the guys that they're building around long term, whether that's, you know, Denny Avdia, who they traded for over the summer, or Tumani Kamara, or...
It's a lot of their young guys that are the guys that they're building around long term, whether that's, you know, Denny Avdia, who they traded for over the summer, or Tumani Kamara, or...
scoot henderson who's really started to put it together the last couple of months after what was a pretty rough rookie season and first part of this season he started to really i think turn a corner in a way that i i know people in the organization think he's made some real steps and then you know the shade and sharp thing has been kind of up and down but he's been playing really well on this road trip so it's the young guys that are driving a lot of these wins
scoot henderson who's really started to put it together the last couple of months after what was a pretty rough rookie season and first part of this season he started to really i think turn a corner in a way that i i know people in the organization think he's made some real steps and then you know the shade and sharp thing has been kind of up and down but he's been playing really well on this road trip so it's the young guys that are driving a lot of these wins
scoot henderson who's really started to put it together the last couple of months after what was a pretty rough rookie season and first part of this season he started to really i think turn a corner in a way that i i know people in the organization think he's made some real steps and then you know the shade and sharp thing has been kind of up and down but he's been playing really well on this road trip so it's the young guys that are driving a lot of these wins
And I think that's the thing that the organization is looking at and saying, you know, this is really encouraging that like it's not just they're winning a bunch of games because they have some veterans who are probably not going to be here long term. But yeah. And so it's messing with their lottery odds. It's not really that type of thing going on.
And I think that's the thing that the organization is looking at and saying, you know, this is really encouraging that like it's not just they're winning a bunch of games because they have some veterans who are probably not going to be here long term. But yeah. And so it's messing with their lottery odds. It's not really that type of thing going on.
And I think that's the thing that the organization is looking at and saying, you know, this is really encouraging that like it's not just they're winning a bunch of games because they have some veterans who are probably not going to be here long term. But yeah. And so it's messing with their lottery odds. It's not really that type of thing going on.
Yes, exactly. And also, you know, a move that they made last summer that I think a lot of people saw as pretty risky, which was that trade for Denny Obdia, which you don't really see teams that are
Yes, exactly. And also, you know, a move that they made last summer that I think a lot of people saw as pretty risky, which was that trade for Denny Obdia, which you don't really see teams that are
Yes, exactly. And also, you know, a move that they made last summer that I think a lot of people saw as pretty risky, which was that trade for Denny Obdia, which you don't really see teams that are
in the category of rebuilding teams right give up draft capital to bring somebody in but they looked at avdia as somebody who a you know he's on a really good contract for what you know for whatever that's worked but also somebody that they felt like positionally fits with the other young guy that they've had is young enough he's just turned 24 earlier this year and skill wise like they felt like there was still some upside there like maybe eventually there's even like some fringe all-star upside there and they brought him in and that move has worked out about as well as they could have hoped for it i think
in the category of rebuilding teams right give up draft capital to bring somebody in but they looked at avdia as somebody who a you know he's on a really good contract for what you know for whatever that's worked but also somebody that they felt like positionally fits with the other young guy that they've had is young enough he's just turned 24 earlier this year and skill wise like they felt like there was still some upside there like maybe eventually there's even like some fringe all-star upside there and they brought him in and that move has worked out about as well as they could have hoped for it i think