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Donnie Walsh: "We have to go up a level"

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  • Re: Donnie Walsh: "We have to go up a level"

    Originally posted by vnzla81 View Post
    Melo was injured last year, Amare was injured, Lin got injured, Baron Davis had a freak injury and was not 100% all year, Dwill was injured, Brook Lopez was out of the year, etc,etc,etc, the Pacers were just lucky not to have one of their core players injured or out for the year so yeah seriously...
    You left out the part where all those Knicks pieces fit together terribly, Amare is a shadow of his former self, Baron Davis's freak injury was obesity, the Nets were at best a borderline playoff team with a healthy Deron and Lopez.

    The Pacers were lucky with their health, but your crusade to minimize all of their accomplishments is silly. Injuries happen every year in the NBA. Every year you can make this argument about a slew of teams. It's the nature of the beast.

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      Originally posted by cdash View Post
      You left out the part where all those Knicks pieces fit together terribly, Amare is a shadow of his former self, Baron Davis's freak injury was obesity, the Nets were at best a borderline playoff team with a healthy Deron and Lopez.

      The Pacers were lucky with their health, but your crusade to minimize all of their accomplishments is silly. Injuries happen every year in the NBA. Every year you can make this argument about a slew of teams. It's the nature of the beast.
      Yes is the "nature of the beast" but not every year you get to face teams who's franchise players or all star players are either out or hurt, how many were they? the short season was perfect for young teams, I don't expect to be the same way in an 82 games season.
      @WhatTheFFacts: Studies show that sarcasm enhances the ability of the human mind to solve complex problems!

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      • Re: Donnie Walsh: "We have to go up a level"

        Originally posted by Kemo View Post
        For a 71 year old especially, I think 9 hour days IS most definitely workaholic characteristics.. Especially considering the hours he put in when he was younger..

        Being away from one's home, family and other desires for 9 hours every day wears thin on a person, it don't matter if it's deskjob/easy work or hard manual labor.. it still drains a person mentally as well as physically...


        Heck I work anywhere from 6 1/2 hrs to 7 1/2 hours every night 3rd shift .. come home for a couple hours at 6:30/7 am , then come back for 3 more hours from 10am to 1pm .. I definitely consider myself a workaholic.. and believe me it wears thin on me very much so.. So I can only imagine how it would be for a 70+ year old guy .. lol

        Heck he should be retired and enjoying what time he has left on this earth .. Which at 71 , realistically and statistically the best he could hope for is another 25-30 years, and out of those years how many will old age have made unbearable to enjoy?
        Believe me, 20 years go by pretty damn quick when you aren't paying attention .. Hell I still can't wrap my head around it being 20 years ago since I was a senior in highschool.. It only seems like yesterday in my mind.. It sucks because my mindset is close to the same as it was when I was 18/20 yrs old except with the added wisdom of my years.... I feel like a 19/20 year old stuck in a 38 year old's body with a 45 year old's hairline lmao..

        It makes me feel old and sad at the same time.. lol Damn you father time ..


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        10 am - 6pm is 8 hours....just sayin
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        • Re: Donnie Walsh: "We have to go up a level"

          Originally posted by MillerTime View Post
          10 am - 6pm is 8 hours....just sayin
          That is maybe why they couldn't bid on Brand or Scola the office was closed
          @WhatTheFFacts: Studies show that sarcasm enhances the ability of the human mind to solve complex problems!

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          • Re: Donnie Walsh: "We have to go up a level"

            Originally posted by docpaul View Post
            I can definitely see the rationale behind using the retrospect-o-scope to be critical of previous moves that didn't work out. I can definitely see the value in praising moves that did work out. But what I can't understand is trying to prejudge moves before they've even had a chance to play themselves out.
            I state my opinion before things fail so I cant get the "hindsight defense" after the totally unforseeable circumstance occurs. Plus its much more fun to argue what hasnt occured yet.


            Originally posted by docpaul View Post
            But so much of what is creating the red meat around here is based on supposition, and frustration with the FO on "not making better moves". Can we start having a discussion on specifics? Who would have been a better move? Why? Why were our moves so terrible?
            Fair statement. I havent said much about the moves this offseason. This is largely because, IMO, the team erred a few years ago more than they have this offseason. The best chance for this team to add a top level talent was through the draft - not free agency or trades. Of course at that point I was constantly told that tanking was not the way to build a team. Many of the same people that are now saying the Pacers did everything they could this offseason were saying that they just needed to become a good team with cap space and then they could sign difference makers instead of drafting them. Of course I knew that wasnt the case. So now everyone states how hard it is to get difference makers and state TPTB are doing everything they can. Seriously, look at some of the posts after yours stating that you only find players like that in the draft or that people arent giving good players away. And people are thanking the posts. No ****, its hard to get those type of players. Thats why they should have used the time they sucked to acquire higher picks instead of playing Murphy, Dun, and DG 36+ mins a night at the end of meaningless seasons. Now what I see is a team that will be stuck below championship level. Yes the team is only a player or two away. the problem is that they are missing the hardest piece to acquire. If they didnt acquire that player in the draft and they cant get him in free agency, where are they going to get him? IMO, trades are by far the hardest route to go. They have a much higher cost than the draft or free agency. In the best case scenario, the Pacers would have to gut the team to equal enough talent to get a deal done. The reality is they will lack the players with the dreaded "P" work that GMs want to see when trading a star. GMs trading a star want draft picks and high potential guys. Drafting Tyler Hansbrough and Plumlee over guys like Holiday and PJ3 have left the roster pretty thin on those type of players. PG and Lance are the only guys that match that description.


            Here is my stance on the moves they did make this offseason:

            - re-signing Roy: He isnt worth the max, but with the current team philosophy he had to be matched.
            - re-signing Hill: Mistake. contract is too much for too long. The Pacers should have let him sign an offer sheet and decided from there.
            - trading for Mahinmi: I'm fine with the acquistion, but I dont see the need for the trade. The team gave away DC unnecessarily. I dont even like his game, but he had more value than they got. Mahinmi should have been a straight FA signing.
            - signing Green: I have no problem with it. Good move.
            - signing Augustin: Whatever. I dont really like his game, but its a one year contract.

            But, as I said, the team missed the boat several years ago. IMO, they have very little oppurtunity to change the course now - at least with the current TPTB. For me it feels like I'm trying to read a book that I already know the ending to.



            Originally posted by docpaul View Post
            Isn't it even remotely possible, that one or more of the players on our active roster develop into our go-to scorer?
            IMO, no. DG, PG, and Green lack the handle necessary to fill the role. PG is much closer to McKey than he is to McGrady - even though few want to admit it yet. Roy is completly dependent on a point guard that can get him the ball consistantly. Hill is a good backup. West couldn't hold his position in the playoffs against a small forward. Augustin is pretty bad offensively. Hans, Plum, Mahinmi? uhhh - no. Lance is the only one that may have a shot. So far he hasnt been able to show us anything so you can say Im very skeptical that he will turn into that level of player.
            Last edited by rm1369; 07-24-2012, 09:05 PM.

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            • Re: Donnie Walsh: "We have to go up a level"

              Originally posted by MillerTime View Post
              10 am - 6pm is 8 hours....just sayin
              lol you right.. it's that damn fuzzy math Bush often spoke of.. haha
              "Political Correctness is a doctrine fostered by a delusional, illogical minority, and rabidly promoted by an unscrupulous mainstream media which holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a turd by the clean end."

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              • Re: Donnie Walsh: "We have to go up a level"

                Originally posted by pacer4ever View Post
                The other thing about Melo trading for AI was a terrible idea. Allen Iverson and Melo are way to ball dominate they are actually pretty close to the same player especially considering AI was on the downside of his career. If that is what Donnie means by not chasing a name player than I get it but we dont have the name player to build around. All 3 of those guys were dampener by poor management same with LBJ in Cleveland.

                If Cleveland hadn't ****ed up the draft so many times and got LBJ a great compliment around him he would still be a CAV IMO.




                Aldridge is basically untouchable especially for Danny and West that makes 0 sense for Portland who is rebuilding

                Batum and Aldridge>>>> West and Danny especially for a rebuilding team who has a great PnR pg.
                I doubt it unless Wade and Bosh wanted to join Cleveland with him. He, Wade, and Tag Along planned this out way before Cleveland had the chance to make more horrible draft picks.

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                • Re: Donnie Walsh: "We have to go up a level"

                  Originally posted by vnzla81 View Post
                  Like having their center injured didn't have anything to do with that, take Roy out and the Pacers are out of the playoffs.
                  So...

                  Your contention was that DWill could DWill his team to a better record than the Pacers with a bunch of scrubs...
                  Nothing in life worth having comes easy.

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                  • Re: Donnie Walsh: "We have to go up a level"

                    Originally posted by vnzla81 View Post
                    Melo was injured last year, Amare was injured, Lin got injured, Baron Davis had a freak injury and was not 100% all year, Dwill was injured, Brook Lopez was out of the year, etc,etc,etc, the Pacers were just lucky not to have one of their core players injured or out for the year so yeah seriously...
                    And the Knicks played their best ball of the season without Carmelo and Amare...

                    And it's not like the Nets had a fantastic record with DWill playing vs. their record when he wasn't...

                    Again... You said Melo and DWill could win better than the Pacers with a bunch of scrubs surrounding them... Those injuries to their teammates only better proves that your original statement was incorrect...
                    Nothing in life worth having comes easy.

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                    • Re: Donnie Walsh: "We have to go up a level"

                      Originally posted by rabidpacersfan View Post
                      When you start off your post by basically calling anyone who might disagree with you ignorant and/or a homer, it pretty much cancels out anything else you have to say. Just sayin.
                      After reading all of the condecending posts to vnzla81 and others that arent just thrilled with the direction of the team, I dont really care. Hell, a couple posts above yours someone again suggested we root for another team. Dont be so thin skinned.

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                      • Re: Donnie Walsh: "We have to go up a level"

                        Originally posted by Unclebuck View Post
                        First of all you turn a lot of people off when you suggest some of us have blue and gold glasses on. Honestly with me that taints everything you say after that. You are implying that some of us are not able to see the team as it really is.
                        See my previous post

                        Originally posted by Unclebuck View Post
                        So do you really think they aren't trrying or willing to upgrade the starters. Of course they are. Come on, think about it. The problem is it is very difficult to upgrade these starters. It is very, very difficult to acquire a player better than Roy, David or Danny. Upgrading the bench is easy so do that first. This team has not been together for very long, a shortened season. lets not gamble and make a bad trade, lets not gamble (make a potentially bad trade) right now. lets see how good this team can be with a full season and with a better bench. I think that is at the very least a reasonable approach. But yes they are always trying to upgrade the starters. I mean do we really have to state that.
                        I think they would upgrade the starters as long it was a no risk move - like signing West. Will they take any chances? No. You want to see where this current group can go and thats fine. I'm pretty certain I know. I have no choice but to wait and see if I'm right. But I can look at the past 25 NBA champs and see only one looks even remotely like this team - and I personally believe they were significantly more talented. I know that you yourself say that you have to have one of the top players to win a title. The Pacers dont. Do I expect them to rectify that this off season? Of course not. They missed the boat at even that remote chance when they wouldnt sacrifice a few meaningless regular season wins for a chance at a much higher pick during the down years.

                        Originally posted by Unclebuck View Post
                        OK, so the Colts get lucky, I mean as lucky as any franchise since the Spurs drafted Duncan and you are suggesting the pacers should try to be so lucky. How do you do that?
                        The Spurs are the small market team that everyone points to as the proof that you dont have to be a destination city to win an NBA title. Who else would you attempt to emulate? For all of their smart managment, their biggest piece was acquired through tanking. It certainly wasnt deliberate at first, but they didnt rush D Robinson back either. Is it a long shot? sure. But I'd say you have a better chance at emaulating them than you do at recreating the Pistons team.

                        The Colts were certainly lucky. Lucky they didnt win too many games. IMO, where they beat the Pacers is in their willingness to sacrifice short term stability for long term gain. Any doubt that they would be better next year if they would have brought back Manning, Saturday, Clark, etc? No way in hell the Pacers would make a similiar decission.

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                        • Re: Donnie Walsh: "We have to go up a level"

                          All we need to do is get Monte and Josh Smith and we can set back and watch the championships roll in.
                          "Just look at the flowers ........ BANG" - Carol "The Walking Dead"

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                          • Re: Donnie Walsh: "We have to go up a level"

                            Originally posted by rm1369 View Post
                            After reading all of the condecending posts to vnzla81 and others that arent just thrilled with the direction of the team, I dont really care. Hell, a couple posts above yours someone again suggested we root for another team. Dont be so thin skinned.
                            Maybe both sides / everybody can work harder at not being bossy or condescending or otherwise off-putting? Can we try to remember that at the end of the day it's just a bunch of good people wanting to enjoy a basketball team and that keeping things a little more lighthearted is probably more important than putting anyone in their place? I think everyone would appreciate it if both sides of this could keep that in mind.

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                            • Re: Donnie Walsh: "We have to go up a level"

                              [QUOTE=Kemo;1487495]

                              For a 71 year old especially, I think 9 hour days IS most definitely workaholic characteristics.. Especially considering the hours he put in when he was younger..QUOTE]


                              I don't doubt Walsh is a hard worker, but you think Walsh is working a solid 9 hours? He doesn't take a lunch? Working 8-9 hours a day at the 71 years young doesn't constitute a workaholic. I know farmers older than Walsh whose days start at dawn and work to dusk. They consider the hours Walsh works BANKERS HOURS!

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                              • Re: Donnie Walsh: "We have to go up a level"

                                Originally posted by vnzla81 View Post
                                That is maybe why they couldn't bid on Brand or Scola the office was closed
                                If I ever get a FO job you will see a work addict. I probablly would sleep on the sofa in the office. I would work 12 to 16 hrs a day. Mostly watching college and international tape when the others are home

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