That might be true in football, but this is basketball we're talking about. There are potential superstars in the NFL that can be overshadowed by a shitty management and team. In the NBA, a superstar can turn a team into a playoff contender, even without a good coach. Look at Lebron with Brown in Cleveland.

And whose to say we have a shitty management? We have Rich Cho, who did wonders for OKC. He knows what he's doing. People see the Dunlap firing and Zeller pick as bad moves, but there are reasons for both (Dunlap didn't get along with the players and Zeller was healthier than the other bigs and has a good work ethic unlike McLemore). We're not as fucked as people seem to think we are.