Who is to Blame?

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(11-03-2017, 10:17 PM)THE PISTONS Wrote: It obviously starts with Management as they control most of those variables. IF Marvin was to blame...it still falls on management for keeping him as the coach.

Yes, I wanted him gone after the SD game, but then would we have had the 2015 season that we did?  I know it didn't end the way we wanted with Dalton's injury and the playoff debacle, but I think that team was clearly good enough to win it all, and that is the job of the so-called GM is to put winning talent on the roster.  The coach has to make it happen.  

We lost so much when we lost Hue.  I know, 1-23 at Cleveland, but that team has been stripped of any talent it ever had and he has a TON of picks moving forward.  I don't know if I agree with the strategy, but if they stay with him I think he will build a winner.