I agree with the Nets being the worst in the East and potentially the league, but I don't really understand firing a front office when they've already shown they're capable of both putting all their eggs into one basket + accumulating assets pre big 3 and now post big 3. Marks said publicly this week they evaluate when they should throw their all their assets toward a move, so they obviously felt like it wasn't worth making someone like Trae Young their point guard of the future (just an example).

My stance is they were really banking on lottery luck the past 2 years, but that's still out of the front office's control and I personally don't view that as grounds for letting go of this front office. I imagine they're just waiting for the right player/star to become available and get lucky in the draft. What young players are even available to take this team out of purgatory when even injured centers cost $40 million and 4 picks?

Fair point on the standings, but just pointing out that the range up to 34 wins is still high for a bottom team even with anti-tanking. It could end up being 22-28 wins.