04-22-2025, 12:04 PM
Fields had a tough job. Atlanta has more limited resources than some of the big market teams like LA and GS, plus Fields came into his role in December 2022, after the team had a disastrous off-season. The team was in salary dump mode, and Fields always stood to take some blame for the predictable dip in performance. Things turned out as I expected, but I don't think Fields did a bad job with the lot he was given.
Also, if the organization was thinking of making a change, then this off-season is a good time to do it. They have several expiring contracts that they could parlay into a new piece to help with the somewhat rebuilt roster. It's a good thing to let the new President of Operations make the choice that might significantly influence the team's success in the near future.
Also, if the organization was thinking of making a change, then this off-season is a good time to do it. They have several expiring contracts that they could parlay into a new piece to help with the somewhat rebuilt roster. It's a good thing to let the new President of Operations make the choice that might significantly influence the team's success in the near future.
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