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dzrams
I like the doctor patient analogy. I agree with you and am pretty sure that Snead, not Staley, is making the D personnel decisions. But from a practical standpoint, 43 could still be correct.
Practically, Staley's view of Littleton, Fowler, and Brockers likely heavily influenced their departures. Right?
Pretty likely but then those were also money decisions so no I would not say it all got down to Staley's preferences. I mean whether he liked Fowler or not they weren't paying him 16 M. They couldn't. And I think they got Robinson and Floyd combined for just over 16 M. Under those conditions I doubt he was in a position to press the case for Fowler (that is IF he did feel that way).
