Pa zato su ih pokušali komplementirati draftanjem Marija i trade-om Oladipa za Ibaku što sve izgleda OK na papiru, al jbg, Mario se ne uspijeva nametnuti a Ibaka je bio epic fail..
Također su dovodili Illiyasovu, Ibaku, sve OK šutere.... Al nisu uspjeli pogoditi.

Tako da, nije da oni ne vide rupu na šutu niti da ništa ne pokušavaju, al ne mogu tek tako dovest Reddicka i slične.

Jedini problem što ja tu vidim je razbijanje jezgre s početka prošle godine (al šta je tu je). To je nama izgledalo dobro jer se otvarao prostor za Marija, al nije bilo dobro za Orlando jer su razbijali jezgru koja je solidno igrala,

Slazem se. Mariov pick je bio dobar, ali nazalost zasada se Mario nije nametnuo ili opravdao očekivanja.

Jedno veliko jaaoo

gle cuda nisu svi u  americi kratkovidni ko vogel i GM

Zach Palmer (@FmrTankCommandr): What I want to see from the Magic the rest of the year is the young nucleus getting massive minutes. Mario Hezonja needs to average 20-plus minutes per game for the rest of the year. The Magic also need to make an effort to consistently let him be the main scoring option off the bench.

Philip Rossman-Reich (@omagicdaily): I want to see the team win. I agree with Frank Vogel the Magic need to build a winning culture. If he and anyone on this roster are going to hang around next year with a Playoff goal that starts now. That means figuring out what works and what does not with the players you want to hope. Sure, that probably means we should see less of veterans like Jeff Green and D.J. Augustin who clearly do not fit. It probably means the Magic need to see more Mario Hezonja

Ryan Doyle (@RDoyle27): Truthfully, I would like to see Orlando experiment with young players. Mario Hezonja, Elfrid Payton, Aaron Gordon and whoever else fits the mold should be given the reins.

Muhammed Jumani (@MuMuJumani): I want to see the Magic give Mario Hezonja at least 25 minutes per game. He has not been given a consistent opportunity throughout his two-year NBA career. The Magic have to give him a chance to develop into a player who can contribute on a regular basis. Because if Hezonja pans out to be a good player, he can really help the Magic. He was a very poor defender to begin the year and now, he has developed on the defensive end and is a pretty good defender. At least, he is playing better than the guys getting more minutes than him, like Jeff Green, whom I still question Vogel’s decision to keep him in the rotation. I may have a bias for Hezonja, but it is also beneficial to the Magic long term to truly see whether Hezonja is fit for their team in the future.

he he nije jedini..ima nas jos

Ruben Badillo (@1RubenBadillo): I want to see the Orlando Magic keep an effort winning games for the rest of the season. Like Frank Vogel said, the Magic have to build a winning culture and understand how to close out games. This gives a great opportunity for the Magic to experiment with their roster and maybe let Mario Hezonja start over Terrence Ross for a few games since the playoffs are far away from the Magic’s reach. I would also like to see the Magic give Mario Hezonja some more minutes. The kid has a lot of potential. And the Magic need to let him play through his mistakes in order for him to get better.

Alvaro Grullon (@AlGrullonNBA): I want to see Frank Vogel play his young core and letting them run loose in the season’s final month. The Magic are clearly out of the playoff picture now, and with only a month left in the season, it is the perfect time to experiment some with the young core. I would like to see Aaron Gordon, Elfrid Payton, Terrence Ross and Mario Hezonja specifically get plenty of minutes.