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[QUOTE="Dillon77, post: 5291550, member: 6620"] [USER=10709]@cancontent[/USER] Exec. Point to Leave Behind: Yup, it's too late to do anything (whatever that may be) in 2025 given the personnel. And given the circumstances -- stay with me a bit -- that is probably the way to go for the 2026 season. Context: Former President and GM Greg Bibb finally kicked himself upstairs and hired Curt Miller, who was primarily responsible for the version of the Connecticut Sun that rocked, bumped and rolled into semifinals for years but were never able to win the big ones. Miller had quite a task with Satou Sabally demanding a trade and a team that was anchored/chained to their erstwhile shooting guard. He moved a lot of players, bringing in players he knew (Carrington, Harris) and those whose style of play he knew and conceivably liked (Hines-Allen). And to coach them, he hired his longtime Conn. Sun assistant Chris Koclanes. Yes, he's very much a rookie coach and while I think no one would call this a "practice" year (heck, they are pro's), he can get the ya-ya's out because... ...Most of the team, as we know it, will be UFA's after this season, including one Arike Ogunbowale, Hines-Allen, Carrington, Big T McCowan and Ty Harris. Who will be back? [LIST] [*]Maddy Siegrist and Lou Lopez-Senechal (Remember her? She's taking the year off). [*]And the rookies who made the squad will almost certainly be back: Paige Bueckers, Aziah James and JJ Quinerly. [/LIST] In short, GM Miller will have a lot more flexibility to construct the roster the way he wants to; whether it's with a few folks who played for the Wings this year or a whole slew of pinpointed talent that can mesh with Bueckers, James, Siegrist, etc. Unless Koclanes completely deep sixes, I suspect he'll be back for a mulligan. Like [USER=10709]@cancontent[/USER] , I thought the Wings hung in there pretty well against the Storm until they couldn't....Carrington is still rough around the edges but keeps coming and Hines-Allen, a very undersized paint player, grabbed 12 rebounds in 23+ minutes against some height. Getting one/both point guards will help a bunch this season, but make no mistake....a lot of these Wings will fly out of Dallas before next season. [/QUOTE]
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