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Added for You - Has Time Passed Mr. Snider By?
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Mr. Snider is a man known for his loyalty to both his organizations and the men he puts in charge to operate them; the most recent being Billy King and Paul Holmgren, the general managers of the Sixers and Flyers, respectively. That’s a pretty redeeming quality in today’s world of sports, one that seems to be the exception rather than the norm.
And while loyalty is an admirable trait, maybe it is Snider’s downfall. With his teams sitting at the bottom of the standings in their respective leagues (the Flyers have the worst record in the NHL and the Sixers the third worst in the NBA), it is evident something is wrong. It just may start with The Chairman’s blind loyalty.
Ask 76ers fans what the biggest problem with the team is and you’ll most likely hear one answer more than any other: “Billy King.” He’s not respected by the fans, ridiculed by local talk radio and even questioned by national columnists.
During his tenure as GM of the Sixers, he has had miserable drafts that included taking Larry Hughes (when Dirk Nowitzki and Paul Pierce were still available), Speedy Claxton Samuel Dalembert and Jiri Welsch all in the first round. King has also obscenely overpaid players such as Kenny Thomas, Brian Skinner, Samuel Dalembert and the one-dimensional Kyle Korver. Then there was the whole Chris Webber debacle that looked great on paper but turned into a disaster.
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And while loyalty is an admirable trait, maybe it is Snider’s downfall. With his teams sitting at the bottom of the standings in their respective leagues (the Flyers have the worst record in the NHL and the Sixers the third worst in the NBA), it is evident something is wrong. It just may start with The Chairman’s blind loyalty.
Ask 76ers fans what the biggest problem with the team is and you’ll most likely hear one answer more than any other: “Billy King.” He’s not respected by the fans, ridiculed by local talk radio and even questioned by national columnists.
During his tenure as GM of the Sixers, he has had miserable drafts that included taking Larry Hughes (when Dirk Nowitzki and Paul Pierce were still available), Speedy Claxton Samuel Dalembert and Jiri Welsch all in the first round. King has also obscenely overpaid players such as Kenny Thomas, Brian Skinner, Samuel Dalembert and the one-dimensional Kyle Korver. Then there was the whole Chris Webber debacle that looked great on paper but turned into a disaster.
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Ask 76ers fans what the biggest problem with the team is and you’ll most likely hear one answer more than any other: “Billy King.” He’s not respected by the fans, ridiculed by local talk radio and even questioned by national columnists.
During his tenure as GM of the Sixers, he has had miserable drafts that included taking Larry Hughes (when Dirk Nowitzki and Paul Pierce were still available), Speedy Claxton Samuel Dalembert and Jiri Welsch all in the first round. King has also obscenely overpaid players such as Kenny Thomas, Brian Skinner, Samuel Dalembert and the one-dimensional Kyle Korver. Then there was the whole Chris Webber debacle that looked great on paper but turned into a disaster.
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During his tenure as GM of the Sixers, he has had miserable drafts that included taking Larry Hughes (when Dirk Nowitzki and Paul Pierce were still available), Speedy Claxton Samuel Dalembert and Jiri Welsch all in the first round. King has also obscenely overpaid players such as Kenny Thomas, Brian Skinner, Samuel Dalembert and the one-dimensional Kyle Korver. Then there was the whole Chris Webber debacle that looked great on paper but turned into a disaster.
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Today there is great weight put on a person’s attitude. It is as if this is something for which they are individually responsible and should be held to account for.The inference seems to be that no matter what you do the way that you approach it is your responsibility.For example, you work for a meat wholesaler and your job is to get up and four O'clock every morning to be at work for five. You spend the next twelve hours throwing large lumps of meat around then go home to rest and get ready to do it all over again the next day.At five O'clock in the morning you are up for it.
All of these moves, among others, have put the Sixers in the dreadful state they’re in now, and all have been done with King as general manager. Still, Snider has given no indication that King’s job is in jeopardy. His loyalty is allowing a man with a horrible tract record continue to keep his job, running the Sixers into the ground.
Mr. Snider’s loyalty to King isn’t the only loyal act that has hamstrung the franchise. He showed the same faith in Larry Brown during his tenure as coach, allowing Brown to trade hard-working George Lynch for the overweight, underachieving Derrick Coleman. He gave Brown too much input into drafts, and his respect for the great job Brown did at molding the Sixers into a winning franchise (which Brown did) led Snider to allow Brown to leave without receiving any compensation. This loyalty to Brown and King has left the 76ers in complete disarray.
The Flyers, Mr. Snider’s baby, have been one of the most successful, profitable franchises in the NHL. They’re his creation, the thing he holds dearest. And while Snider has done a fabulous job over the years, his loyalty to former general manager Bobby Clarke (the current senior vice president of the club) and his successor, Paul Holmgren, has withered the once proud franchise to the worst in all
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