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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voyageur" data-source="post: 1096484" data-attributes="member: 17953">This is exactly what I said when he made the trade. He destroyed the chemistry that existed, simply because he thought he knew better than anyone else what was needed to make them a winner. He actually got lucky when he got Holiday and quite honestly, I think he believed he wasn't nearly as good as he was and never accepted it.Another thing that I believe made Horst make that move was that Holiday said he was going to retire from the NBA as a Bucks player. With only two years left on his contract, I think Horst believed that Holiday might walk away at any time not wanting to continue. That was a total misjudgment on his part and the beginning of the disasters that followed.Making matters worse, Horst kept trying to plug guys into the lineup every year who did not have the type of games that would make them be complementary players to guys like Giannis and Dame. He ended up destroying a great team in the process, and the owners allowed him to do it, and allowed him to suck millions of dollars out of the franchise for failed coaches that he had no business hiring in the first place after Bud.</blockquote>

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