Mario Hezonja

Could it just be that the Magic aren’t good at developing their players? Because Oladipo, Payton, and Aaron Gordon all haven’t completely lived up to their potential with them (I know it’s early on Gordon, I just mean most people projected he would’ve broken out by now)

I mentioned this before  Hezonja was drafted that he was a bit of a headache to coach and has a bit of an entitled attitude, He needed to go to a team with an established infrastructure and veterans who could keep him accountable.. Orlando certainly is not that place, He will end up burning out if he stays in Orlando. I guarantee he leaves and will flourish in a different system.. A team like the Atlanta Hawks immediately comes to mind

 robb c has a point..mario wouldnt flourish in orlando’s stagnant offense…skiles offense doesnt fit his skills…

 Its still early may still apply here:

He has had two coaches in two years  which doesn’t actualy scream stability and the player development may need some work in orlando(sorry just an oberservation)

Skiles:Who is notorious for not playing rookies or not giving them minutes-See Tobias harris when he was a rookie with the bucks.I think Skiles only exception was Jennings due to not having another P.G

Vogel I haven’t followed his coaching style but judging by how he handled Paul George he may make them earn their minutes..Also as some have said above maybe Vogels offense doesn’t suit Mario.

I personally think he needs a change of scenary maybe a 3 team trade could get it done:

Something like this may work:

Denever give: Jamal Murray to the Magic could give you the shooting you seek from Herzona.

Orlando: give Mario Herzonia to the Thunder who could play Sf in our offense either on the bench with starters. He also gets to play with past team mate Abrines

Denver receive: Cam Payne and A morrow. Nuggets get a young prospect back that they can either keep or trade and an expiring contract that is very cheap and gives them shooting. 

This seems like a fair trade due to everyone getting some youth back in the equation,filling a need as such and moving a player that is not either used properly or maybe just doesn’t fit their current system.

If there is a better trade anyone could think of feel free to post it.

 I wish Philly had taken him 3rd last year. They desperately needed someone on the perimeter with upside, Brett Brown is excellent at player development and he would have been able to play through his mistakes.

I don’t really know what Orlando is doing, they have some nice pieces but then do stupid things like trade for Ibaka.

Vogel is a great coach, but under a lot of pressure to win so can’t develop the young guys much.

 I’ll give you Stauskas, a future protected 1st, a years supply of Big Macs and 3 Big Screen TVs for him

If I rememebr the wings were Herzonja, Johnson and Winslow for that pick. I still like Herzonja the most of those three players followed closely by Winslow and really really far behind is Johnson.