You keep reiterating false shyt because you’re a KD hater and Steph obsessed weirdo that spends every moment on the Coli shytting on KD at every chance you get. Kevin Durant never told the Nets to make any personnel moves aside from believing DeAndre should start, which was wrong/ They consulted him after they had made a choice but he never said to do this or that. And this forming of the big 3 shyt you keep stupidly harping on is irrelevant because the Nets had a balanced roster WITH the big 3 minus a legit big man. But you’re obsessed with trying to denigrate KD at any chance you can get like a sickness. You don’t know shyt about the Nets so go join a Nets space on Twitter, learn something and kindly shut the fukk up on this subject. You can go use another of the 100 hate KD threads on here but this isn’t the place for your ignorance.Marks was the GM from 2016:
- they initially had Lopez
- they then drafted Allen in 2017
- KD was then signed in 2019 (who didn't play the entire season because of injury)
- Allen was then traded to get Harden in 2020 (which was KD's plan)
- from that point onwards it wasn't realistic to get a legit big man.
I'm trying to work out exactly what else was supposed to be done throughout that period?
Again, as I need to keep reiterating, the forming of the Big 3 ended whatever hope there was to have a balanced squad (which includes having a legit big). But again, even if their frontcourt was not a weakness, it still wouldn't rectify the current situation they're now in. It's well beyond that now, and focusing on not having a big man is only a red herring to distract yourselves from the stank that lies beneath surface.
Like look at the dumb shyt that you say about roster construction- the Nets could’ve had Kyle Kuzma after trading Spencer and said no because of the luxury tax. They then traded away a first round pick for Royce O’Neal. Do you think Kyle Kuzma and a first round pick might be able to get you a big? It’s incredibly frustrating that I have to keep seeing a clueless Nîgga like you framing the debate.