Washington Wizards: Things don’t need to fall apart, 3 possible solutions
1. It started at the top, now we’re here
Now as to management. Does Mr. Leonsis believe that it is time for Ernie Grunfeld to move on? If not, then at the very least Leonsis has to bring someone else in to split duties with Grunfeld for the remainder of this season.
Finally, it goes without saying that every player has to step up.
At the end of the season, wholesale changes can be made. But it’s never a good idea to make drastic changes fueled by emotion or outside noise.
Now Thanksgiving is a time to remember what we’re thankful for and in some ways just a time for reflection. Before everyone sits down with their families or however your time is spent, ask yourself: Would you really want to be on another team?
Specifically to Beal, would you be happier elsewhere? Of course, it starts at the top. At the same time, it starts with you.
The Wizards don’t have to blow it up, but they do need to blow off some steam. Maybe that’s just what they did last week. Now let’s return to playing the game that you love.