


I mean, not really. I’m mostly chalking up the loss to injuries which is just part of the game. I guess I can remember shit happens, where even though I thought I had the deepest team - I can still be sidelined by injuries. I also probably looked past the bucks thinking the finals was in reach.Eazy P wrote:Last season didn't go as planned for you team. What lessons did you learn from last season that you will use this upcoming season to ensure you make the finals this season?

I wanted to be two deep at both spots, so I am happy with it. It probably depends on where Hakeem winds up, and me choosing between three men. If it’s Center, Laimbeer probably moves to the bench. If it’s PF then Hot Rod. Either way, I think Dawkins will be a bench guy unless I look to really shake it up.JNR wrote:GWR: The frontcourt is crowded with Hakeem, Laimbeer, Dawkins and Hot Rod. Are you planning on splitting up their minutes a little more evenly in the regular season or do you think you'll trade one to free up minutes?

In order to Buck that trend, I need to just mail some Taylor’s Farm lettuce to Quail’s house and hope he eats some before we play.Darth Vegito wrote:MotherBucker...it's all about the Bucks isn't it. 3 of the last 4 years you've been eliminated from the playoffs by the Bucks.
How do you finally get over the hump that is the big ol' Buck standing in the road right in your way every year?


Biggest weakness will be whoever replaces Ralph and Jim in the starting lineup. They were very crucial to our last few years and won’t be easy to replace.jlmarines wrote:Justin Bieber, Teremana.com: On paper you have the perfect team, but unfortunately as mentioned above, you have been closed the last 2 seasons. However, not winning the Championship is basically the same level of K100 of being a loser. If you have to pick, what's your weakness from your starting 5.



NoNickMalone77 wrote:Nick Melon; Charlotte Observer: Have you thought about contacting your other team… er, the Cleveland Cavaliers GM, to address your weakness at the SF position?

Nah. We have a rough plan to figure it out I think. But those are mostly older players that I can rotate out as well potentially. Equally we’re out of the tax this season, so it resets that counter thankfully.WigNosy wrote:Steve Duin, the Oregonian:
With Ehlo, Jackson, Pierce, and Laimbeer all in contract years, any concerns the salary cap is going to cause the team to implode next season?
