(12-21-2021, 01:20 PM)F Gump Wrote: When others give input, he has overruled people who are smarter, making dumb crippling choices instead.
I don't think that is necessary the case. Cuban always seemed to have a circle who he is listening to and then decide based on information he got. Sometimes (often?) the circle doesn't share same opinion and Cuban decides. I am under impression the same modus operandi still exists. If I remember correctly, the exact wording from Cuban himself was that he and his circle decides on the general direction and then GM executes. This was at Harrison presser or around that time.
The key question is the definition of "general direction". Is this "we tank" or "we contend" like level description of strategy or is this "we will trade Curry for a better defender" type of general direction. I don't think we have any indication about that.