GMOTY - 2014-15
Jordo for all the reasons said above! What I love about Jordo is that when he has piece in mind that he wants and fits his vision, he goes for it. It's fantastic to see!
Damn Im hoping I could still get my vote in. Puppy has been in surgery so been a little preoccupied.
Thought there was some great GMing this season.
Jessie is very much the master of the retool, trading away two of the best players in the game for a ton of assets then turning around and putting up a 51 win season is impressive stuff.
Scoops brought in a ton of firepower to match up with his young core and it's showing in the playoffs right now.
My vote would be for Tyler who tore things down a bit but really set himself up for a massive future come up building around Joker, not mention Joker legacy game incoming.
Thought there was some great GMing this season.
Jessie is very much the master of the retool, trading away two of the best players in the game for a ton of assets then turning around and putting up a 51 win season is impressive stuff.
Scoops brought in a ton of firepower to match up with his young core and it's showing in the playoffs right now.
My vote would be for Tyler who tore things down a bit but really set himself up for a massive future come up building around Joker, not mention Joker legacy game incoming.
Yee-to-the-Haw
Same here, thought we had today to vote still!
Either way, I'm voting for Jordo. He went balls to wall with a lot of his deals and seems to have won nearly all the trades he made, and took a unique, defense-oriented team building approach that seems to have worked really well. The team has a solid bit of runway left as currently constructed and is a legit title contender for the first time in a while.
Runners up were scoops and Tonger, who both made great efforts to combine youth and veteran stars to create viable playoff teams without mortgaging too much of the future.
Either way, I'm voting for Jordo. He went balls to wall with a lot of his deals and seems to have won nearly all the trades he made, and took a unique, defense-oriented team building approach that seems to have worked really well. The team has a solid bit of runway left as currently constructed and is a legit title contender for the first time in a while.
Runners up were scoops and Tonger, who both made great efforts to combine youth and veteran stars to create viable playoff teams without mortgaging too much of the future.
I miss Manu
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rbrown5192
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similar to others, I thought we had until today to vote.
I would vote for Jordo. Really impressive moves to make the Spurs awesome this season and outside of Tony P, largely a group with multiple prime years left so could see this team being a force for seasons to come. nice work dude
I would vote for Jordo. Really impressive moves to make the Spurs awesome this season and outside of Tony P, largely a group with multiple prime years left so could see this team being a force for seasons to come. nice work dude
Votes for Jordo - usually teams have to part with their blue chip prospects in order to bring in vets capable of winning a championship, but Jordo was able to thread the needle of putting awesome pieces around Kawhi without giving him up. Super fun season in SA!
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SWAMP STEVEN
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Voted for Fetty Wap’s sim iteration — Wetty Fap. It’s summer 2015!
*DJ DRAMA VOICE* OH YOU HEARD THE RUMORS [GANGSTA GRIZZILLZ] IT’S A MOTHERFUCKIN SWAMPSTORY!
*lighter flick* Never talk to the cops I don’t speak piglatin / I turned the Nets into the motherfuckin Swamp Dragons
*lighter flick* Never talk to the cops I don’t speak piglatin / I turned the Nets into the motherfuckin Swamp Dragons
If I missed the deadline that’s on me.
If not and I can still take a year off PJ Tuckers contract that’d be amazing.
@ashes
If not and I can still take a year off PJ Tuckers contract that’d be amazing.
@ashes
Yee-to-the-Haw
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