First Karl(undeservedly) now Ujiri(undeservedly).

http://www.denverpost.com/nuggets/ci_23202657/masai-ujiri-be-named-nba-executive-year-nuggets

Where's the Grunwald love? All Ujiri did was trade for Iguodala and draft Fournier.

Glenn Grunwald did the following this season:

-Extend Mike Woodson
-Made the tough decision to pass on Jeremy Lin, and sign Ray Felton
-Sign Jason Kidd, veteran of veterans
-Re-sign JR Smith, 6th Man of the Year
-Sign Pablo Prigioni, starting point guard
-Re-sign Steve Novak, floor spacer
-Sign K-Mart, integral paint defender
-Sign Rasheed Wallace, 3 to the dome originated here
-Sign bench gem, Chris Copeland
-Sign Ronnie Brewer, low cost Shumpert insurance for a couple months
-Sign Kurt Thomas, who probably saved the season
-Hired Dave Hopla, shooting coach that helped the team smash 3 pt records

I'm sure there's more but there really is no comparison.

ChuckBuck wrote:Someone from Denver is lining those voters pockets lately.

First Karl(undeservedly) now Ujiri(undeservedly).

http://www.denverpost.com/nuggets/ci_23202657/masai-ujiri-be-named-nba-executive-year-nuggets

Where's the Grunwald love? All Ujiri did was trade for Iguodala and draft Fournier.

Glenn Grunwald did the following this season:

-Extend Mike Woodson
-Made the tough decision to pass on Jeremy Lin, and sign Ray Felton
-Sign Jason Kidd, veteran of veterans
-Re-sign JR Smith, 6th Man of the Year
-Sign Pablo Prigioni, starting point guard
-Re-sign Steve Novak, floor spacer
-Sign K-Mart, integral paint defender
-Sign Rasheed Wallace, 3 to the dome originated here
-Sign bench gem, Chris Copeland
-Sign Ronnie Brewer, low cost Shumpert insurance for a couple months
-Sign Kurt Thomas, who probably saved the season
-Hired Dave Hopla, shooting coach that helped the team smash 3 pt records

I'm sure there's more but there really is no comparison.

You think the knicks are the only team don't you?

Denver won 57 games. In some circles (the majority of the world) consider the 82 game season a large sample in which awards are given. Denver won 57 games without a closer, a star, and he rebuilt the franchise off the trade of Melo.

That just fries your azz don't it?

Really no comparison? Well if you looked at other things then thru the orange and blue tinted glasses you'll see why.

Is it subjective? Of course. Was Grunny a viable candidate and in the discussion? I would think so. Same for Pop, OKC guy (top west seed after harden trade!) and Riles whose team had the best record!

I get it, your a fan and an "Ultimate" one.

Im not here to say your wrong about Grunny, but 57 wins with that roster is an accomplishment! I think not every accomplishment need have a deep playoff run to validate it, but I get why some people would think so.

Nalod wrote:

ChuckBuck wrote:Someone from Denver is lining those voters pockets lately.

First Karl(undeservedly) now Ujiri(undeservedly).

http://www.denverpost.com/nuggets/ci_23202657/masai-ujiri-be-named-nba-executive-year-nuggets

Where's the Grunwald love? All Ujiri did was trade for Iguodala and draft Fournier.

Glenn Grunwald did the following this season:

-Extend Mike Woodson
-Made the tough decision to pass on Jeremy Lin, and sign Ray Felton
-Sign Jason Kidd, veteran of veterans
-Re-sign JR Smith, 6th Man of the Year
-Sign Pablo Prigioni, starting point guard
-Re-sign Steve Novak, floor spacer
-Sign K-Mart, integral paint defender
-Sign Rasheed Wallace, 3 to the dome originated here
-Sign bench gem, Chris Copeland
-Sign Ronnie Brewer, low cost Shumpert insurance for a couple months
-Sign Kurt Thomas, who probably saved the season
-Hired Dave Hopla, shooting coach that helped the team smash 3 pt records

I'm sure there's more but there really is no comparison.

You think the knicks are the only team don't you?

Denver won 57 games. In some circles (the majority of the world) consider the 82 game season a large sample in which awards are given. Denver won 57 games without a closer, a star, and he rebuilt the franchise off the trade of Melo.

That just fries your azz don't it?

Really no comparison? Well if you looked at other things then thru the orange and blue tinted glasses you'll see why.

Is it subjective? Of course. Was Grunny a viable candidate and in the discussion? I would think so.

If regular season don't matter, then 2 seed and first place don't either for you?

The Brooklyn Team is thataway!

Just messing with you.

Tell me whatever moves Ujiri did besides Iguodala and Fournier and I'll stand up and give him props.

Hint, you can't say Faried, Brewer, or Miller, they were on the team last season.

ChuckBuck wrote:

Nalod wrote:

ChuckBuck wrote:Someone from Denver is lining those voters pockets lately.

First Karl(undeservedly) now Ujiri(undeservedly).

http://www.denverpost.com/nuggets/ci_23202657/masai-ujiri-be-named-nba-executive-year-nuggets

Where's the Grunwald love? All Ujiri did was trade for Iguodala and draft Fournier.

Glenn Grunwald did the following this season:

-Extend Mike Woodson
-Made the tough decision to pass on Jeremy Lin, and sign Ray Felton
-Sign Jason Kidd, veteran of veterans
-Re-sign JR Smith, 6th Man of the Year
-Sign Pablo Prigioni, starting point guard
-Re-sign Steve Novak, floor spacer
-Sign K-Mart, integral paint defender
-Sign Rasheed Wallace, 3 to the dome originated here
-Sign bench gem, Chris Copeland
-Sign Ronnie Brewer, low cost Shumpert insurance for a couple months
-Sign Kurt Thomas, who probably saved the season
-Hired Dave Hopla, shooting coach that helped the team smash 3 pt records

I'm sure there's more but there really is no comparison.

You think the knicks are the only team don't you?

Denver won 57 games. In some circles (the majority of the world) consider the 82 game season a large sample in which awards are given. Denver won 57 games without a closer, a star, and he rebuilt the franchise off the trade of Melo.

That just fries your azz don't it?

Really no comparison? Well if you looked at other things then thru the orange and blue tinted glasses you'll see why.

Is it subjective? Of course. Was Grunny a viable candidate and in the discussion? I would think so.

If regular season don't matter, then 2 seed and first place don't either for you?

The Brooklyn Team is thataway!

Just messing with you.

Tell me whatever moves Ujiri did besides Iguodala and Fournier and I'll stand up and give him props.

Hint, you can't say Faried, Brewer, or Miller, they were on the team last season.

Wow, 57 wins, 3rd seed. Owner of the Year should be next. Franchise of the Century! Best Uni in the Solar System!

And all Grunny accomplished was 54 wins, 2nd seed and Division Champ.

Those three games must really cut some mustard.

Nalod wrote:
You think the knicks are the only team don't you?

Denver won 57 games. In some circles (the majority of the world) consider the 82 game season a large sample in which awards are given. Denver won 57 games without a closer, a star, and he rebuilt the franchise off the trade of Melo.

That just fries your azz don't it?

Really no comparison? Well if you looked at other things then thru the orange and blue tinted glasses you'll see why.

Is it subjective? Of course. Was Grunny a viable candidate and in the discussion? I would think so. Same for Pop, OKC guy (top west seed after harden trade!) and Riles whose team had the best record!

I get it, your a fan and an "Ultimate" one.

Im not here to say your wrong about Grunny, but 57 wins with that roster is an accomplishment! I think not every accomplishment need have a deep playoff run to validate it, but I get why some people would think so.

I don't get your point. "With that roster"? "That roster" is the body of work on which the Exec of the Year award is given.
Your point seems to be more valid for the coach, who has done good work with "that roster" and for which Karl did already get an award. If you don't think the roster is terrific, why is the Exec earning honors?

NYKBocker wrote:Morey should have won this year.

Defelection? Im talking Denver.

That roster? I'll explain my view.

I think some are looking at how an exec wins and the deals they made to get their. Sometimes the deals from previous years add up.
Again, its subjective, right?

So "That Roster" on paper did not look like a 57 win team but it did, so getting the players in place to win 57 is important.

They got Mcgee and pay him 11mil a year for 20 min off the bench. ON paper, its a silly thing. In reality, it was a component that helped win 57 games.

The guy traded melo and in the first full season since the trade he looks good for doing it!

Not that Melo looks bad or Grunny looks bad. Thats why I keep saying both teams won the trade!!!

Look at what Morey did with Chandler Parsons--Parsons would command 10mm per on the open market he stuck to 2 years 2mm.

NYKBocker wrote:Morey should have won this year.

I wouldn't of had a problem if he won....... but had he won we know there would have been major issues with a couple moves he made and them being discussed here.