Should Trajan Langdon Be Fired?

Yá'át'ééh, Steve Pelletier, Y'nishé, Ma'índé, Sh'kíj'ni, Nish'li, B'il'ig'ára, B'ash'chí'n, K'in'l'chí'n'i, D'ash'ch'é, B'il'ig'ára, D'ash'ch'ná'le.

Welcome back to Res Ball.

It's our Piston Pod.

If you're watching us on YouTube, then Andy and I are all pistoned out here.

Been a minute, because really there's been nothing for us to talk about.

As we've said before, we don't like to just do whatever every week, you know, the weekly Jalen Duren check-in pod.

But now, September 9th, I'm asking the question.

And remember, this is for me.

Don't blame Andy.

Should Trajan Langdon be fired? So let's get into it right about now.

Andy, let everybody know where they can find you online before we get started.

You can find me on Twitter at D underscore D underscore Pistons underscore fan.

And again, should Tracy Ling to be fired? That's my question.

I'm going to give away my stance early on.

I lean heavily towards yes.

So I understand it's probably not a popular opinion to take.

I understand there's a lot going against that.

But to me, there are a few things that over the course of this offseason have started to indicate that, you know, I think Trajan Langdon's seat should be a lot hotter than it is.

And there'll be one thing here at the end that I'm like, you know, if this happens, I think the talk of firing should be happening right now.

This team won 60 games, right? That's the main reason against this whole question and why this sounds preposterous to some.

Like, this team just won 60 games.

Where were we two seasons ago with the whole Monty debacle and all that stuff? It's like, why would this even be a thing? So I do want to put the argument forward at the beginning of, like, why this is even a thing.

But before we get into that, Andy, I just want to, because I didn't ask you this before we started or even when I proposed this, but what was your reaction to my idea of like, hey, let's do a pot around, like maybe Trace should be fired.

Yá'át'ééh, Steve Pelletier, Y'nishé, Ma'índé, Sh'kíj'ni, Nish'li, B'il'ig'ára, B'ash'chí'n, K'in'l'chí'n'i, D'ash'ch'é, B'il'ig'ára, D'ash'ch'ná'le.

Welcome back to Res Ball.

It's our Piston Pod.

If you're watching us on YouTube, then Andy and I are all pistoned out here.

Been a minute, because really there's been nothing for us to talk about.

As we've said before, we don't like to just do whatever every week, you know, the weekly Jalen Duren check-in pod.

But now, September 9th, I'm asking the question.

And remember, this is for me.

Don't blame Andy.

Should Trajan Langdon be fired? So let's get into it right about now.

Andy, let everybody know where they can find you online before we get started.

You can find me on Twitter at D underscore D underscore Pistons underscore fan.

And again, should Tracy Ling to be fired? That's my question.

I'm going to give away my stance early on.

I lean heavily towards yes.

So I understand it's probably not a popular opinion to take.

I understand there's a lot going against that.

But to me, there are a few things that over the course of this offseason have started to indicate that, you know, I think Trajan Langdon's seat should be a lot hotter than it is.

And there'll be one thing here at the end that I'm like, you know, if this happens, I think the talk of firing should be happening right now.

This team won 60 games, right? That's the main reason against this whole question and why this sounds preposterous to some.

Like, this team just won 60 games.

Where were we two seasons ago with the whole Monty debacle and all that stuff? It's like, why would this even be a thing? So I do want to put the argument forward at the beginning of, like, why this is even a thing.

But before we get into that, Andy, I just want to, because I didn't ask you this before we started or even when I proposed this, but what was your reaction to my idea of like, hey, let's do a pot around, like maybe Trace should be fired.