I agree with you. It was pretty clear at the time that the real series between the two best teams was Minnesota Timberwolves playing against the Denver Nuggets. I think Minnesota just ran out of gas in Dallas, otherwise the Finals would have had a different winner and a much more competitive series.

IMO, we'll see news like this in the upcoming days. Every team is going to reform their roster and as well as their coaching staff.

Whatever is the management for each team think what's best for them, they'd do it even if it's going to take a revocation of a coach, a player or anyone in the organization a contract.

This is what's the ugly side of these franchises and company, they can revoke someone's contract at their own will when they're not satisfied. There's always that clause included in it.

If it's not profitable then they can just let it go, no players or coaches are safe as the managements will always aim for money, and with how the Piston performs last season it's a managements decision to revoke the contract to find a suitable person for a vacant position and hope that it will bring something decent to attract fans to buy tickets and thier merchandise.

As you said, we might see more news regarding to how teams will reform for the betterment of the franchise.

With Siakam solid average and huge impact in the game surely they want to keep a consistent guy with them together with Tyrese. Indiana already have a solid team, they only lack with experience and probably some more veteran players especially for their back team since this is always their weakness on most of their matches.

I think staying on Indiana is the wise move for him since they already have the sync on game while going for other team might hinder his ability due to another adjustment. Tyrese is the most solid teammate for him because Tyrese is always looking for a team play and not a solo score

And during that time, Monty has the biggest contract for a NBA coach before coach Erik Spo was paid more by the Heat with $100m++. Yeah, he was paid handsomely without doing anything specially for Detroit. But still though, the question is whether he can still or some time willing to hire him after what he did to the Pistons?

So he better be not gamble all that money he got, and be a good investor because that money might not long.

So now we have the Lakers and the Pistons searching for a new coach next season so let's see who will they get to turnaround their franchise.

That's why they need to re-evaluate well the capability and the vision of coach for their team so that they can get a great coach that can help their young team to develop their skills also their chemistry on the floor. But I guess Monty Williams failed that's why I'm not surprised that he gets fired on Piston after their ugly performance given last season. It's really good that NBA is paying good paycheck since with that it can inspired them to perform well on the task and try to make their team became more better.

I've been so curios to know who will be the new coach of Lakers since that team always on the spot light and I guess its hard to handle the job their especially if LBJ is in the team where he has a sort of control on teams decision. Also let's see if who will be the new coach of Piston if he can make Piston better and get good record next season.

I see Boston as too much for the Dallas Mavericks even before their series started. It's a bonus already how Dallas reached the finals. I cannot believe Minnesota who upset the defending champions in a grueling 7 game series nearly shut out by Mavs.

Luka Doncic did his part extraordinarily. He played well in this playoffs even with minor injuries. It was Kyrie who got lost in the series against Boston. I think there was only one game where Kyrie performed as a star in the finals. The rest of the Mavs team simply cannot match Boston's veterans.

I agree with you, there are players who get paid more to sit on the bench, I don't think the money paid to coaches is too much, but it seems a bit of a problem to send coaches away immediately because they can't build the team the way they want. Coaches should be given at least one year.

And the franchise isn't maximizing those players on the bench during the crucial games on the playoffs. That's why they have to secure themselves with better bench players and not just gonna sit there and will receive salary without sweating.

On the side of these bench players, they earn a lot by doing nothing but they want to have some playing time as well.

Anyway, going with the Dallas Mavericks. I've heard that Mark Cuban is no longer the one that will manage the basketball affairs of the team.

That's the agreement, he still has few shares left and he controls the affairs of the team. Meaning, he will decide for the team and I think he is doing a great job. though they fail in the NBA finals, it's still impressive as they are new to this stage but I'm sure they had learn a lot from their loss and they'll come back with a better team. Kyrie and Luka, or maybe they'll create their own big 3.

What if Durant will join them? I think that's gonna be a real strong team.