I am still not sold on Brandon Ingram, his injury history is a huge concern. Us signing him can be Blake Griffen all over again. Also pairing him with CADE, DUREN, and STEW that also had history of injuries will end in a disaster imo.
I feel you about the injuries and they are a concern for me, but a 14 win team has to take a chance. I do think playing with a guard like Cade will help Ingram out.
I don't think Monty Williams should return to the Pistons. He has already shown his coaching style with this team, and it's not what I believe is best for the Pistons. While I understand that the Pistons' roster has its share of problems, Monty Williams should have coached his players better, ensuring they performed well on both ends of the floor despite the roster's flaws. Additionally, rather than allow Jaden Ivey and Ausar Thompson to grow, Monty Williams seemed to favor unproven veterans, hindering their progress. Instead, I would prefer to see the Pistons organization part ways with Monty Williams and find a new coach who can help the team win games while fostering growth. Another year under Monty Williams' leadership would only lead to more incompetence.
I agree with all of your points and I’m not a fan of Monty Williams, but I could see the Pistons bringing him back for all the reasons I’ve mentioned in the video.
I am still not sold on Brandon Ingram, his injury history is a huge concern. Us signing him can be Blake Griffen all over again. Also pairing him with CADE, DUREN, and STEW that also had history of injuries will end in a disaster imo.
I feel you about the injuries and they are a concern for me, but a 14 win team has to take a chance. I do think playing with a guard like Cade will help Ingram out.
I don't think Monty Williams should return to the Pistons. He has already shown his coaching style with this team, and it's not what I believe is best for the Pistons. While I understand that the Pistons' roster has its share of problems, Monty Williams should have coached his players better, ensuring they performed well on both ends of the floor despite the roster's flaws. Additionally, rather than allow Jaden Ivey and Ausar Thompson to grow, Monty Williams seemed to favor unproven veterans, hindering their progress. Instead, I would prefer to see the Pistons organization part ways with Monty Williams and find a new coach who can help the team win games while fostering growth. Another year under Monty Williams' leadership would only lead to more incompetence.
I agree with all of your points and I’m not a fan of Monty Williams, but I could see the Pistons bringing him back for all the reasons I’ve mentioned in the video.