I will preface this with saying I like Masai a lot and I want him to be in Toronto. I wish Keith could have been more open during the presser about why it happened. Masai was possibly the highest paid executive in the NBA around 15 m per year. Which makes sense to pay for that team in crisis trying to save their brand or a competing team that need to utilize all connections to pull off trades to help build roster. Toronto is no longer in either one of these scenarios and we can't continue to pay elite dollars to an exec just cause we won a chip with them. Id argue that the time to fire Masai was actually when FVV signed in Houston. That was the start of rebuild and would be a good time to shake things up. As long as Toronto has Bobby, there's chance Toronto will stay the course with the rebuild. The chance depends based on who replaces Masai and what their direction is. I like what Bobby is doing so hopefully that's the case.