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--- By sending in Orlando the last member of the Big Three, which was the image of the franchise during the last half-decade, the Wizards have finally tilted in a rebuilding process. Delicate phase known at what time it starts but never when it ends. Also, the strategy 
that Washington pundits choose to follow will be critical. Several come to them and their choice is likely to be the element that will allow the franchise to find a respectable standing or glued to keep the bilge.
--- example, they may decide to try to build a team worthy of the name from what is already in place for taking the best hardcore players of the current workforce and make adjustments while around to get out something coherent, as I suppose they have thought for a moment wanting to associate John Wall to Gilbert Arenas. This method is a priori the fastest one that would mount a balanced and competitive team as soon as possible. But even if the pure talent does not really lacking, it is difficult to imagine training to become truly competitive, based on the best players of the current workforce. Apart from John Wall, who is the centerpiece of the reconstruction, no wizard has the resume of a major element in a team to take seriously. Rashard Lewis may still be an offensive threat valid but the curve of the criticisms leveled against him continues to climb, Al Thornton is able to score all the time but fit into a group he is clearly a case of conscience, while Josh Howard is unable to extricate himself from his wounds from his disappointing 2009-2010 season. And he is 30. Andray Blatch was only 24 years but he also has a personality not easy to manage and unlike other illuminated like Dennis Rodman or Ron Artest, this does not translate into a riot of energy and hardness on the hair-raising field (it's actually quite the opposite); Javal McGee, starting center this year, may bring a lot of things, including height, but can he really hold this position for a team that expects to win a game on both? When Nick Young, who is currently playing the best basketball of his life ( 17 pts / game), we await confirmation, and especially if we wait to see the surprise to see it evolve to this level does not overshadow the moment its defects.
that Washington pundits choose to follow will be critical. Several come to them and their choice is likely to be the element that will allow the franchise to find a respectable standing or glued to keep the bilge. --- example, they may decide to try to build a team worthy of the name from what is already in place for taking the best hardcore players of the current workforce and make adjustments while around to get out something coherent, as I suppose they have thought for a moment wanting to associate John Wall to Gilbert Arenas. This method is a priori the fastest one that would mount a balanced and competitive team as soon as possible. But even if the pure talent does not really lacking, it is difficult to imagine training to become truly competitive, based on the best players of the current workforce. Apart from John Wall, who is the centerpiece of the reconstruction, no wizard has the resume of a major element in a team to take seriously. Rashard Lewis may still be an offensive threat valid but the curve of the criticisms leveled against him continues to climb, Al Thornton is able to score all the time but fit into a group he is clearly a case of conscience, while Josh Howard is unable to extricate himself from his wounds from his disappointing 2009-2010 season. And he is 30. Andray Blatch was only 24 years but he also has a personality not easy to manage and unlike other illuminated like Dennis Rodman or Ron Artest, this does not translate into a riot of energy and hardness on the hair-raising field (it's actually quite the opposite); Javal McGee, starting center this year, may bring a lot of things, including height, but can he really hold this position for a team that expects to win a game on both? When Nick Young, who is currently playing the best basketball of his life ( 17 pts / game), we await confirmation, and especially if we wait to see the surprise to see it evolve to this level does not overshadow the moment its defects.
--- So unless you are a mad scientist from General Manager, will conduct experiments sociological-sports or having the idea to offer a coach to challenge a megalomaniac the height of his ego, we happily slam the face of the member who proposed this strategy to rebuild from the players already. All that Washington would win it again to take the cabbage to think of a way to rebuild itself in three or four years.
--- Another strategy, more relevant and popular, is simply to forget any notion of profit in the coming seasons to use them to amass a small package of young talent full of promise by the through the draft or trades by selling off assets without scruple in possession, whatever they (star a bit too close to the thirties productive element but is not part of the medium-term plans of the leaders ,...). These years are so-called reconstruction patiently sacrificed so that the franchise has at its disposal in a not too distant future a team-fed talent to have back teeth that bathe when these seedlings will mature. No need to look far for examples of this model of restructuring, it has become the classic response of the clubs in difficulties. Seattle / Oklahoma City had bazaars and Ray Allen against the fifth draft choice of 2007 (with which those who were then the Sonics had hired Jeff Green) and Rashard Lewis left (22.4 pts per game in this final season in Seattle) to the care of the market for free agent before filling her wardrobe with highly relevant draft choice (Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook, Serge IBAK and James Harden, pending Cole Aldrich ). And today, barely more than three years after he traded his face against another, the franchise that was born twice is considered a dangerous team in the Western Conference is expected in the second rounds of the playoffs.
--- Another strategy, more relevant and popular, is simply to forget any notion of profit in the coming seasons to use them to amass a small package of young talent full of promise by the through the draft or trades by selling off assets without scruple in possession, whatever they (star a bit too close to the thirties productive element but is not part of the medium-term plans of the leaders ,...). These years are so-called reconstruction patiently sacrificed so that the franchise has at its disposal in a not too distant future a team-fed talent to have back teeth that bathe when these seedlings will mature. No need to look far for examples of this model of restructuring, it has become the classic response of the clubs in difficulties. Seattle / Oklahoma City had bazaars and Ray Allen against the fifth draft choice of 2007 (with which those who were then the Sonics had hired Jeff Green) and Rashard Lewis left (22.4 pts per game in this final season in Seattle) to the care of the market for free agent before filling her wardrobe with highly relevant draft choice (Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook, Serge IBAK and James Harden, pending Cole Aldrich ). And today, barely more than three years after he traded his face against another, the franchise that was born twice is considered a dangerous team in the Western Conference is expected in the second rounds of the playoffs.
--- Memphis has also followed this path and has not rather doing pretty well despite the carts of laughter and jokes that have not marked the boldest of their reconstruction effort, specifically when the franchise has gotten rid of Pau Gasol for Kwame Brown received (which was only there to make the account financially and finish his final year of contract without flinching), Javaris Crittenton (who was also promising at the time) and duties on a pivot English selected in the second round by the Lakers (Marc Gasol). Bringing together over the years Rudy Gay (recovered the day of the draft in exchange for Shane Battier), Mike Conley (No. 4 of the draft 2007), OJ Mayo (No. 3 of the NBA Draft 2008, by Grizz alpagué against Kevin Love at No. 5 draft pick and Mike Miller), Marc Gasol, who meanwhile has finally exploded and Zach Randolph to finish the puzzle, the Grizz have built a competitive team that can annoy a lot of people and claim the playoffs in the Western Conference muscular, even though their journey is fraught with errors (Hasheem Thabeet selected in the second position of the 2009 NBA Draft , the signing of Allen Iverson ,...) .
--- This path seems clear for Washington. The franchise already has a very talented young leader in its ranks in the person of John Wall and may perhaps decide how far Javal McGee, Nick Young and Kevin Seraphin can go (and that Andray Blatch for thrill strong managerial and those for whom his 42.2% field goal and lost balls 2.7 per game are only details.) This core group of young age that applies especially to John Wall, the federal capital would add another big prospect at the next draft with why not Sullings Jared, the new Carlos Boozer; Perry Jones , the power forward who has the body of Garnett and therefore the same potential even though he plays more like a third option at the University of Baylor in the moment; Enes Kanter , pivot that has always dominated his opponents except we have not really had the opportunity to see the cons of adult Jonas Valanciunas , pivot Lithuanian just became a real place in a dive team in the Euroleague games; Terrence Jones , combo forward from Kentucky who has taken everyone by surprise or Brandon Knight, back very talented scorer who squints a little on the point guard. A year later, Wizards are not really capable of winning many more games but so they could softcover their logo 
u n Big Three pre-pubescent and ultra-talented, pulling their shirt once again to a youngster pretending to NBA (back to the offensive game unplayable Austin Rivers, winger multifaceted Quincy Miller, his rival Michael Gilchrist, the best high school in 2010 ousted Harrison Barnes or inside elastic Anthony Davis. ..). Afterwards, there would then simply fill in the gaps with good role players. In short, just to cash losses up enquiller the best players possible future and then be biting the dust all the sheep who would not have distracted the innocent puppy morph into bloodthirsty wolf.
--- However, the path to a satisfactory conclusion is a long and perilous. First, focus on young raw talent is always a non-negligible risk. Franchises operating such a reconstruction strategy bet all the chips in their possession on the future development of these apprentices NBAers, yet it is not uncommon to see some people show unable to evolve and remain throughout their individual careers the game they badly cut were at their arrival in the league (Darius Miles, Michael Olowokandi, Stromile Swift, Sebastian Telfair, DerMarr Johnson ,...). Second, a reconstruction team made up of elements sorely inexperienced and veterans completely unmotivated because they know they are not part of the plans of the franchise and they emerge at the earliest opportunity, is not quite an environment conducive to the proper player development. You remember the Clippers for the 2000/2001 season? It was about the same as today with a bunch of beads under 22 years to fantasize Serbian coach until stacked in his sleep in the same team. Unless one knows what became of her afterwards. Lamar Odom (21 years old then and a sticky label stuck future Magic Johnson in the back), Darius Miles (19 years, he had to take over from Kevin Garnett), Corey Maggette (21 years), Keyon Dooling (20 years, drafted in 10th position of the draft 2000), Quentin Richardson (20 years, drafted 18th that year after two seasons in the faculty of DePaul good at close to 20 points, 10 rebounds, complete with a real ability to hit distance) and a selected pivot position of the first draft 1998 in which we still saw a future (Michael Olowokandi), gathered under the shirt of another franchise in LA, not finally scored in the league, nor even registered to participate in the playoff winners of the franchise.
u n Big Three pre-pubescent and ultra-talented, pulling their shirt once again to a youngster pretending to NBA (back to the offensive game unplayable Austin Rivers, winger multifaceted Quincy Miller, his rival Michael Gilchrist, the best high school in 2010 ousted Harrison Barnes or inside elastic Anthony Davis. ..). Afterwards, there would then simply fill in the gaps with good role players. In short, just to cash losses up enquiller the best players possible future and then be biting the dust all the sheep who would not have distracted the innocent puppy morph into bloodthirsty wolf. --- However, the path to a satisfactory conclusion is a long and perilous. First, focus on young raw talent is always a non-negligible risk. Franchises operating such a reconstruction strategy bet all the chips in their possession on the future development of these apprentices NBAers, yet it is not uncommon to see some people show unable to evolve and remain throughout their individual careers the game they badly cut were at their arrival in the league (Darius Miles, Michael Olowokandi, Stromile Swift, Sebastian Telfair, DerMarr Johnson ,...). Second, a reconstruction team made up of elements sorely inexperienced and veterans completely unmotivated because they know they are not part of the plans of the franchise and they emerge at the earliest opportunity, is not quite an environment conducive to the proper player development. You remember the Clippers for the 2000/2001 season? It was about the same as today with a bunch of beads under 22 years to fantasize Serbian coach until stacked in his sleep in the same team. Unless one knows what became of her afterwards. Lamar Odom (21 years old then and a sticky label stuck future Magic Johnson in the back), Darius Miles (19 years, he had to take over from Kevin Garnett), Corey Maggette (21 years), Keyon Dooling (20 years, drafted in 10th position of the draft 2000), Quentin Richardson (20 years, drafted 18th that year after two seasons in the faculty of DePaul good at close to 20 points, 10 rebounds, complete with a real ability to hit distance) and a selected pivot position of the first draft 1998 in which we still saw a future (Michael Olowokandi), gathered under the shirt of another franchise in LA, not finally scored in the league, nor even registered to participate in the playoff winners of the franchise.
- - Then build a cohesive team and complementary through the draft or full of potential prospects acquired through trades is an extremely difficult exercise. It must indeed fall on good opportunities on a stock of good players available and have a good dose of discernment to make good, that is to say the players of both quality and can be effectively associated with the each other within the workforce. Because by using these means of recruitment, the possibilities are inevitably limited: in the lot of players available when it is their turn or drafter of the potential of youth who are not barred by the words " transferable "by the NBA franchises that have under contract, there will not necessarily appropriate that the players either in terms of talent, profile or complementarity.
--- And even after having successfully passed these stages in the rebuilding process for several years and exhausted the patience of the fans, the staff can not put his brain to breath. For if a satisfactory and consistent workforce ends as best they could emerge from these years sacrificed, it may be difficult to keep the state over several years or at least long enough to hang a sustainable franchise in the Heights classification. Let us return to Oklahoma City and his young troupe of going into the war. After you build a great team Loved to draft choice wise, the franchise is not far to say it will make cuts in the frame lovingly built in order to retain the best part. Indeed, all these young shoots flag Thunder are trying to confirm their pledges, but still operating under their rookie contracts, they are almost all at lower wages than they p 
euvent now claim. Thus, unless some substantial concessions from the leaders of the Turquoise may not satisfy everyone and keep alongside Kevin Durant (who has already been extended) the Russell Westbrook, Jeff Green, James Harden and Serge IBAK (Cole Aldrich and even after that it will show in the future). For this reason, among others, that the franchise certainly reluctant to offer a contract to Jeff Green, the third member of the Big Three Thundermen. It would indeed be able to lock his stay in Oklahoma for several years since last summer as was the case of his fellow draft pick Kevin Durant, Joakim Noah, Al Horford and Mike Conley, but it would have risked his toast other maps (especially Westbrook) giving Green the money she could no longer pay the others a little later.
--- It's also what happens with Atlanta after being watered Joe Johnson and their old rookie, Al Horford and Marvin Williams will likely not keep Jamal Crawford and even native son, Josh Smith without risking to melt dangerously moneys Owners. Or with Memphis since they threw a big part of their piggy bank on Rudy Gay and Mike Conley, so that the issue of contracts of Marc Gasol (currently underpaid) and Zach Randolph (who certainly ask a lot) starts serious heat on the notebook maker's chief of the franchise. Thus, it appears that the Grizzlies will be resolved prior to sacrifice OJ Mayo the rookie contract ends he lugs around him and come to talk of a possible extension.
euvent now claim. Thus, unless some substantial concessions from the leaders of the Turquoise may not satisfy everyone and keep alongside Kevin Durant (who has already been extended) the Russell Westbrook, Jeff Green, James Harden and Serge IBAK (Cole Aldrich and even after that it will show in the future). For this reason, among others, that the franchise certainly reluctant to offer a contract to Jeff Green, the third member of the Big Three Thundermen. It would indeed be able to lock his stay in Oklahoma for several years since last summer as was the case of his fellow draft pick Kevin Durant, Joakim Noah, Al Horford and Mike Conley, but it would have risked his toast other maps (especially Westbrook) giving Green the money she could no longer pay the others a little later. --- It's also what happens with Atlanta after being watered Joe Johnson and their old rookie, Al Horford and Marvin Williams will likely not keep Jamal Crawford and even native son, Josh Smith without risking to melt dangerously moneys Owners. Or with Memphis since they threw a big part of their piggy bank on Rudy Gay and Mike Conley, so that the issue of contracts of Marc Gasol (currently underpaid) and Zach Randolph (who certainly ask a lot) starts serious heat on the notebook maker's chief of the franchise. Thus, it appears that the Grizzlies will be resolved prior to sacrifice OJ Mayo the rookie contract ends he lugs around him and come to talk of a possible extension.
--- See? What good prospects and raise great hope that they are growing if the franchise should let some of them? The problem lies in the fact that this is a long term strategy, this championship gold is so constituted that we can always be surprised by good opportunities or bad choice that requires constant touch plan reconstruction along the way and on the fly. It is therefore difficult to build a cohesive team in the long term. Memphis had pegged its plans on Rudy Gay, Mike Conley and OJ Mayo until the excellent and completely unexpected surprises Zach Randolph and Marc Gasol show up in the middle of his calculations. Redirect its workforce each year and the project of reconstruction is that Minnesota is at all times. So obviously, it is not surprising to see ossify a laggard from a lease.
--- Another problem is timing. Even if we talk about long-term reconstruction, the reconstruction time is actually relatively limited in time. A franchise that uses this path to rebuild his team can not actually afford to spend too many years before having encouraging results because the risk of taking too much time or fail to build something that bodes good hopes for the future, is to see the first elements of the reconstruction (which are often major elements, as well as a workforce to swallow it completely first by recruiting talent and not really based on the profile ) refuse to sign an extension after the expiration of their contract rookie. It is actually not difficult to imagine John Wall will be the coach if four years after his arrival in the league, Washington still floundering in the water foul and tainted the lower classification. This view is even certainly doing its way into the mind of Kevin Love and the Wolves . And as this pattern may be repeated with each successive piece of the reconstruction (the second coming at the end of his contract, third, etc. ...), the rebuilding of the franchise may skate on the spot as if s' acted in an hourglass filled with sand holes. Therefore, leaders must reach a fairly limited time to assemble a training talented and well constructed enough to convince every stone of the building to commit their future with the franchise. Nothing is simple, eh?
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