Post by arfanho7 on Feb 22, 2024 2:03:21 GMT -6
So what I love is when the well intentioned energetic little guy wins. Shane began this. I think a lot of teams are doing it now but Daryl began this with Shane. This was using your intelligence to outwit the seemingly unlimited although that’s probably not true but the seemingly unlimited budgets of the competition. The parallel would be the New York Yankees today.
In baseball they don’t seem to have the same type of problems that the Pittsburgh Pirates might have in terms of meeting their budget. BK In the case you quote the Houston l Morey when he America Cell Phone Number List was brought on—that it was an astounding change of direction and he was the first GM it sounds like in the NBA to really take this kind of an analytical approach to bringing players in. Can you talk about the notion of a trade asset Because that’s central to the beginning of the case when he picks up the superstar player and all the fans are elated.
Then within minutes he pops that bubble and then does a deal. FF That was one of the more courageous acts because to get short term gratification from the fans the thing to do was to keep that person. He knew that to get long term benefit that wasn’t the right thing to do. This is a classic leadership problem. Do you succumb to the short term joy or do you suck it up without being able to explain a rationale that they will be able to understand in order to plan for the future I think Daryl Morey is a great leader. He just happens to be a GM in basketball. BK So if we can take this into the classroom you’ve discussed this case in class.
In baseball they don’t seem to have the same type of problems that the Pittsburgh Pirates might have in terms of meeting their budget. BK In the case you quote the Houston l Morey when he America Cell Phone Number List was brought on—that it was an astounding change of direction and he was the first GM it sounds like in the NBA to really take this kind of an analytical approach to bringing players in. Can you talk about the notion of a trade asset Because that’s central to the beginning of the case when he picks up the superstar player and all the fans are elated.
Then within minutes he pops that bubble and then does a deal. FF That was one of the more courageous acts because to get short term gratification from the fans the thing to do was to keep that person. He knew that to get long term benefit that wasn’t the right thing to do. This is a classic leadership problem. Do you succumb to the short term joy or do you suck it up without being able to explain a rationale that they will be able to understand in order to plan for the future I think Daryl Morey is a great leader. He just happens to be a GM in basketball. BK So if we can take this into the classroom you’ve discussed this case in class.
