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Originally Posted by philfree
Truely a season of evaluation of the whole roster. I don't blame Piloi for standing pat and him and his HC learning first hand what they truely had. How these players would respond to new schemes and new work ethic. As far as the players that were brought in I think those guys were brought in to build the roster from the bottom up with a small hope of finding a diamond in the rough. So to look at that process as some kind of fail because the talent wasn't majorly overhauled is a little over the top IMO. I'm not down on Pioli for doing things his way. He should try to build this team the way he sees fit. We all arm chair evaluate some of his moves as good or bad and that's fine. But to not see what he's trying to do is the equivalent to burying ones head in the sand. Will Pioli's way get us what we want? I don't know but I can't blame him for the way he's started his rein in KC.
PhilFree  |
This is what I've been saying for forever.
It blows my mind that everyone is so up in arms over a season like this one.
We picked a player in the first round that, on average, doesn't mature for a few seasons.
That, was one of the MANY indications, IMO, that this was going to be a season of learning, and evaluation.
I fully expect massive turnover this off-season.
I know. I'm a Pialeyite. I can't think for myself.
