Good post. The one constant in all of this has been Jeannie. And yet, she has escaped criticism. When an organization is in turmoil, you always have to look at the head first.
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Good post. The one constant in all of this has been Jeannie. And yet, she has escaped criticism. When an organization is in turmoil, you always have to look at the head first.
Exactly, she has been an important part in all of this and i'm sure when the true will be released she was involved.
Amen to that. Jeanie has dodged a ton of criticism but Magic's exit leaves her vulnerable to an unseen level of scrutiny (for her). Honestly, my gut feeling is that she doesn't know what the hell she's doing, and she's falling back on people that she's comfortable around as opposed to finding the most qualified candidate for the job - which is going to screw us royally like it screwed us this year. Early reports are coming out that Rob Pelinka is not only going to keep his job, but he will retain more power in the wake of Magic's exit. I'm beyond frustrated with this because Pelinka comes across as at least if not more inept than Magic at a front office role. Thanks for reading the article!