2021-2022 MAVS NEWS: 4th in West | WCF loss [ARCHIVED]

[mavsluvr]

Re: dumb approaches: isn't there some value to pivoting quickly from their biggest offseason error?

I think there is at least a decent chance that the Mavs don't view signing THJ as their biggest offseason error, or maybe as an error at all. 

And you're talking like there is no room for another opinion on that point, but I don't know about that. I mean, some people might think hiring a coach who torpedoes a perfectly good offense was a significant mistake. Or, maybe hiring a trainee as GM. Or possibly, whiffing on getting a playmaker, which they said themselves was a high priority. There are arguably plenty of areas where they have fallen short. At least, THJ is probably a fixable problem, if they can cobble together a decent offensive scheme. 

I'm not saying the Mavs have to keep THJ until the end of time, but I do agree with KL that just putting him on the bench and playing the secondary rotation guys in his place the rest of the season seems like madness.