dtgold88
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Not sure what you mean by the last comment.And I have no problem with a fan seeing the glass half full. It's not impossible that this group becomes a contender. Just seems like they are falling short right now on the development path, to a neutral observer. It's really hard for small markets and non-FA destinations to thread that needle. Milwaukee and Denver did it with an all time great superstar. Minnesota may have done it, OKC may have done it, Cleveland it just feels like it's not happening here.
When your main frontrunner senses the problem and bails, that's a sign.
Agree with most of the rest. For sure, to get where those teams have gone you likely need an MVP favorite type of player and even though DM was getting some discussion in MVP I never thought he was close to a favorite.
Only thing I'd add is Boston, Milwaukee and Denver have been building around their top guys since Lebron was still here. We are in year 2 with our top guy.....and, of course, if he goes this is all out the window.