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What is krak alac in, Fellow
thermonuclear affors, I am Dan the Valley

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coming at you with an emergency mini
pod segment thing. Because the Wizards,

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the most popular franchise in the NBA, that's gonna drive a ton of traffic

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to this podcast and YouTube channel got
rid of demoted. They really fired Westnzel

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Junior. And I didn't want to
put this. We have a very big

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episode, it's like eighty minutes long. I talked about the Toronto Raptors direction

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with Samson Folk going up on a
Friday, and I didn't really feel like

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attaching Wizards talk to that was a
little bit too random, whether you put

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at the beginning or the end.
So the Wizards get rid of Westnzel Junior.

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Everyone could kind of see this coming
from the moment that the Wizards changed

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their front office regime, having Michael
Winger having Will Dawkins in charge. The

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timing here though, is interesting,
and they did, and I think it

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was more a show of he has
connections to the franchise, and you don't

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really ever want to have a lame
duck coach in the NBA, even though

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it's essentially what he was. Because
of the front office regime change. They

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picked up his team option, and
so it's just whatever. The coaches don't

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count against a salary cap, and
he was not one of the higher paid

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coaches in the league anyway. Whether
it was a solid because of his connections

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of the organization, whether it's because
they actually wanted to make sure that players

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respected him, didn't view him as
a lame duck coach, combination of the

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two. He's now moving into a
front office role, which is just that

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could be a no show type of
role. He does have, again,

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connections to the organization, so maybe
it won't be. The timing is interesting,

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and I think it boils down to
one reason why it's not necessarily the

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overarching product. Although the Wizards are
pretty bad. I think that he specifically

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and the team in general, is
failing the development of balla Coolabali and anyone

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who's listened to this channel, this
podcast before read any of my work over

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at Bleach Report knows I think the
world the block Wi Bali is a prospect

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and he has you know, he's
slumping over the past month or so,

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but he's having a pretty good year. He is a lot more polished than

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people expected coming out of the NBA
Draft. The three point shooting again down

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now and it can be a little
slow, but he was hitting him.

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He has a terror in transition.
He has the ability to attack some of

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the open spaces with the ball in
his hands, to get rid of the

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ball and make decisions when he's moving
downhill with some live dribble stuff. That

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ability is all there, in addition
to shouldering this incredible defensive workload where he's

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essentially just on the opposition's best player
a ton of the time. And to

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do that as a rookie for basically
twenty five, twenty six, twenty seven

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minutes a game, that's a big
deal. And in that aspect, wes

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Unseld being willing to throw him I
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other great options, but wes Unsel
Junior being able to throw him on the

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opposition's best player or experimenting with that, deserves some credit there. Even some

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of the ways that the Wizards used
him in transition. However, you start

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to look at it and just on
the season, his usage rate is so

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incredibly low. He's basically just near
the bottom of the barrel in I think

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he's eighth in touches per game for
this team, and that's actually been down.

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His touches have been down since the
start of January. We've seen him

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get very little agency to explore his
own creation on the offensive end. I

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mean, this is someone who's usage
rate on the year is incredibly low.

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And since January, the only rotation
player on the Wizards since the start of

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January to have a lower usage rate
than Blaa Kolabali is Daniel Gafford. And

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so you have a lower usage rate
than Delon Wright who just doesn't even want

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to finish plays other than with a
pass, which isn't factored into to usage

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rate. There are some total usage
stats out there, usage rates just taking

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into account possessions that end in free
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Delon Wright doesn't want to shoot,
like we just Delon Wright doesn't want to

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score. So to be behind him
is just why. But to be behind

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guys like a Corey kiss Bert,
yeah one thing, Jordan Poole, Kyle

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Kuzma. But to be behind Marvin
Bagley since he's come over, and to

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see him get more feature, to
have more touches per game in the front

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court, no less than bla cool
BALI that is a failure, and I

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recognize that cool Bally could be hitting
a rookie wall. We're more than halfway

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through the season. He wasn't necessarily
playing a ton for the Metropolitan ninety nine

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I think what are they called?
But he was with Victor Mnyama last year,

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so he wasn't playing a ton dealing
with more games, more minutes.

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Again, your defensive workload has just
verged on in insanity for a rookie,

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I would say, so, I
get that element, and that could account

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for some of the efficiency drop off
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It's really benefited Denny Abdia this year. Tyas Jones has had some really

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good stretches. Jordan Poole's largely played
like dogshit. Kyle Kuzma. I still

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tend to be higher on Kyle Kuzma's
played both on offensive defense than the consensus.

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I don't know when that happened,
because I was probably lower than the

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consensus while he was on the Lakers. But for the past year years,

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while he's been in Washington and even
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I've just been a little bit higher
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there are bright spots individually on this
team, and you could point to other

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flaws for the Wizards as to why
you would make this decision, and that's

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they don't have guiding principles they've been
I think that, Look, the defense

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looks really bad at certain points,
and the effort can be terrible on certain

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plays. They've done a little bit
of a better job of like kind of

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getting at the low hanging fruit.
They're not fouling a ton. They don't

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give up a ton of wide open
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Now, part of that is going
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attacked and there's very little resistance outside
of deniavia Blah Kulabali Kyle Kuzma. At

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a certain stants you have Delane Wright, and I do think individually they have

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some guys, whether it's Daniel Gafford, even Tias Jones, at some points

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everyone relaxed. I understand what Tyas
Jones is on defense where they can provide

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some resistance straight up one on one, and the Wizards have actually been one

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of the better isolation defenses in the
league this year on those possessions, and

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I do think that matches with the
eye test, by the way, but

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when you start to throw wrinkles into
the equations and you've got guys moving off

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the ball or even more basically,
they just don't know how to defend when

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screening action is involved, or they
could die on screens, or they're getting

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lost. There's miscommunications on whether they
are they trying to trap or they trying

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to hedge, or they stunting,
what are they doing and you can just

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tell in those moments. There's only
one team in the league that is worse

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at defending off screens right now than
Washington, and I think it's it's either

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Portland or at San Antonio or just
one of the bottom feeding teams. And

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so to be in that position to
not have more discipline on the defensive end,

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to go through moments where their transition
defense could be worse, but there's

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also just stretches where it feels like
guys aren't getting back or don't care to

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get back, and then you just
don't have this guiding principle in general,

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where it's what do the Wizards do? They play fast and chaotic because they're

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at a talent deficit, and that's
what you do when you're at a talent

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deficit is you play fast, you
play chaotic, and yeah, there's there

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can be some entertainment value in that, and it can work like for certain

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stances, but it's not gonna be
conducive to the most efficient offense. And

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so you look at the Wizards right
now offensively, I don't think you could

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even say aside from speed, which
they're guiding principle, and they're not even

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I mean, they're top four in
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really fast, and they're fifth in
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So the fact that speed is your
guiding principle, okay, cool, and

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that you're gonna run after every defensive
rebound, where the only team playing faster

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after defensive rebounds is the Spurs,
another team at a conventional half court talent

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deficit, no one plays faster after
forcing turnovers than the Wizards, and they're

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actually averaging one point four points per
possession after a turnover that is second in

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the league. That's a big fricking
deal. But when you're gonna look at

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this team, well, they're not
really forcing turnovers and droves. They're about

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league average there or worse in that
department. And so that is not even

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part of their identity. Like I
said, they don't foul a lot,

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they don't give up with a wide
open looks. I do think a lot

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of that has to do with just
the overall resistance when you're gonna have guys

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moving off the ball, being able
to get downhill, so getting away from

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jumpers, and being able to get
to the rim, which by the way,

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teams have done against the Wizards.
It feels like since the Dawn of

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Time is really just it predates It's
an issue that predates west Anzel Junior,

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of course, but this year specifically, like, yes, you've been able

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to in the previous three seasons,
I think the Wizards were very good at

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not limiting opponent shots at the rim, and this year they're just twenty fifth

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in opponent rim or tenph frequency.
That's what I know. And then the

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resistance I was referring to, the
Wizards have been basically like bottom five in

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raw opponent percentage at the rim.
For it feels like the Dawn of Time

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they've been pretty bad there, and
so the lack of gtting principles factors into

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it. But even amid some of
the bright spots, you are failing the

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most important player in the organization in
Black Kulabali by not testing the depths of

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his offense more. It can be
ugly. And I have been a big

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proponent of well, you want to
streamline the roles of this, so him

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being in more of a you know, toned down roll, it can't benefit

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him if you have other guys you're
evaluating for the long term, and it's

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we know Kyle Kusman is not gonna
be part of the bigger picture here,

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we know Jordan Poole. They probably
don't want to be a part of the

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bigger picture, even though they might
be stuck with him for a couple of

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seasons. Tyas Jones will probably be
traded, Delon Wright will probably be traded.

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There's Denny Avdya, and even he
might be traded just because there are

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so many teams that are gonna be
interested in him, and it's easier to

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move guys while they're on the poison
pill provision now than ever if you're dealing

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with a non tax team. Even
for tax teams like there's workarounds for it,

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especially when you're dealing with the salary
that's as modest as his. Both

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now and win is extension kicks in
and that's when you factor and base your

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compensation. So I understand the idea
of what we want to play in a

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way where we don't want ballall to
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He's being baptized by fire on defense. I get that. But like when

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you have a lack of long term
coherence in general, we'll find out more

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about this player, especially because he's
ahead of the curve. There's no reason.

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Just as an example, one pick
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per game for Black Cool Bali,
and that's been down since the start of

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January. One possession that should be
at least doubled or tripled to where just

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three possessions just to see what happens. So he gets a feel for larve,

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dribble playmaking, for what to do
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against how defenses are gonna cover him. Can he work on the pull up

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jumper at all? There hasn't been
enough of that, and so I believe

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that's the primary reason Western Soelt Junior
was fired and then there's a reassigned I'm

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sorry. The other thing to note
here, though, is the timing is

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still interesting because well, most people
probably expect that allow cool Bali's role will

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increase in prominence after the trade deadline, when I would bet you know,

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between Tyus Jones, Denny Avda,
Delon Wright, Kyle Kuzma, and Jordan

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Poole, he's not gonna get traded. That'd be shocked if he did.

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But like between that group, probably
two of those guys are getting traded,

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so there should be more touches to
go around. Maybe you start to see

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shenanigans where Jordan Poole and Kuzma aren't
playing as much down the stretch of the

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year, not because they're hurting your
tank, we know Jordan Poole is not,

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but because you want to get some
of these other guys touches. I

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think the bigger thing here is,
well, Brian Keif he has ties to

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Will Dawkins and Michael Winger from their
days in Oklahoma City together, and the

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relationship between the three of them has
been described as I think Josh Robbins of

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the Athletics said strong, and that
matters. The other thing is you make

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the move because you want Brian Keith
to be a candidate. You might be

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interested to him to be the permanent
head coach. I'm not saying they shouldn't

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hold an extensive search after the season. All the reporting states that they will,

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in fact hold a comprehensive search,
as they should. We'll see who's

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available. I think Kenny Atkins is
a name to keep an eye on.

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They might be in the mix for
like a David Vanderpool. They probably will,

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I think gravitate towards someone who doesn't
have a ton of head coaching experience,

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or any head coaching experience at all. But Brian keif if you're looking

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at this guy, you're saying,
well, we want to see what he

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can do because we believe he might
actually be a viable head coaching prospect.

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And I won't say this is an
excuse for not holding an extensive search once

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the season's over. And there could
just be other guys that lose their job

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around the league that all of a
sudden become very interesting for this team.

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I can't think of necessarily one off
the top of my head. You're not

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this is not oh Adrian Griffin,
or if Chauncey Billups gets fired in Portland,

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and then you know, if you
know, if Steve Kerr his contract

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is up in Golden State. He's
not gonna go to Washington. Or Greg

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Popovitch leaves the Spurs, He's he's
going to retire, and so like you're

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looking at some of these other options, I don't know, you know,

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Billy Donovan gets bounced. I mean, he's signed the secret extension. That's

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not someone that you're gonna want in
Washington. But I'm just saying there could

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be other candidates that become available that
really interests them. I think it's more

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so that they believe in Brian Keith, and so the team wasn't good,

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They've probably underachieved, excuse me,
relative to the talent on the roster,

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just by not having guiding principles on
the court and then the blah cool bali

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stuff. That's that's the bigger one
for me. And that's not to say

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I don't think the person that was
good enough for west Son Segnior you do

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a much better job. But if
you're not connecting with the players, and

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if your biggest kind of developmental victory
this season is look at what Denny Avviy

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is doing. And it's because Denny
Aubrey just has this more dominant role and

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it's well, why didn't this happen
sooner? You were in a position even

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before the Bradley Beal trade to do
it because of all the injuries that you

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were slopping through a lot to see
what this leads to. I wouldn't predict

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necessarily that Brian Keethy's still the head
is still the head coach at the start

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of next season. But you make
this move for two underlying reasons. Two

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that's my firm belief here. It
has nothing to do with well, it's

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very little to do with expectations.
It's the blow cooler Bolly developmental arc should

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be on a more accelerated and aggressive
trajectory than it is right now because he's

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better than expected. And then you're
actually very much interested in Brian Keith being

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the guy moving forward. Those are
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