Vmart wrote:Jim Boeheim
Would have to be busted in his own scandal 1st.
gunsnewing wrote:Herb Williams
Been a yes man and in house snitch for too long.
Bill Bradley... as owner.
Until the monarchy that is the Dolan family is deposed... or has an epiphany after this season of great expectations
replacing the Knicks coach is like rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic.
I miss Don Chaney
Ha ha, Felton would be pleased with Nate McMillan, hope he doesn't put him down as a reference...
After tomorrows game against MJ's Bobcats we will be calling for Woodson's head
I think we need Isiah back.
He may be able to get Melo to new level... And the to new level...
And then to eat Vaseline...
arkrud wrote:I think we need Isiah back.
He may be able to get Melo to new level... And the to new level...
And then to eat Vaseline...
LOL
I like sloan cause we have a PnR roster
Woodsons probably gone if we lose 2 more game in the next wk
George Karl, he has historyw ith Melo and they can get the magic flowing again
playa2 wrote:gunsnewing wrote:Herb Williams
Been a yes man and in house snitch for too long.
U know u might be right
If the roster wasn't so clumsy I think JVG would be the guy. He expressed regret quitting on the Knicks last year
He'd be making a terrible mistake working for Dolan and coaching this roster though
He is better off sticking to the tv gig
Jmpasq wrote:playa2 wrote:gunsnewing wrote:Herb Williams
Been a yes man and in house snitch for too long.
U know u might be right
When Herb gets fired ,then you know we are truly going in a different direction foreal.
He's been here the longest as an assistant coach under different coaching regimes!
gunsnewing wrote:If the roster wasn't so clumsy I think JVG would be the guy. He expressed regret quitting on the Knicks last year He'd be making a terrible mistake working for Dolan and coaching this roster though
He is better off sticking to the tv gig
I like JVG, but his offense would be exactly the same iso-Melo as Woody's.
I like Sloan. His teams always fundamental and competitive.
Panos wrote:I like Sloan. His teams always fundamental and competitive.
I agree, though I wonder whether a lot of his record was just due to having Stockton and Malone.
smackeddog wrote:Panos wrote:I like Sloan. His teams always fundamental and competitive.
I agree, though I wonder whether a lot of his record was just due to having Stockton and Malone.
BINGO !
misterearl wrote:
Bill Bradley... as owner.Until the monarchy that is the Dolan family is deposed... or has an epiphany after this season of great expectations
replacing the Knicks coach is like rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic.
I miss Don Chaney
this... and not for nothing, Don Chaney did a good job coaching a team with a frontcourt of Kurt, Othella Harrington and Shandon Anderson to waaaay more wins than they should have had.
This place will be a septic tank of dysfunction until that drunken hobbit who calls himself jimmy is gone from the picture.
I like Jerry Sloan a lot but he seems more content with being in a small market. At his age its also possible that he might not be able connect with a newer generation of professional ballplayers (see Larry Brown). Because of all of this, I think Stan Van Gundy might be a better bet. He maximized his roster in Orlando, which is similar to the personnel we have today. I don't know if Stan is a championship caliber coach though, which could defeat the purpose of pursuing him.
NardDogNation wrote:I like Jerry Sloan a lot but he seems more content with being in a small market. At his age its also possible that he might not be able connect with a newer generation of professional ballplayers (see Larry Brown). Because of all of this, I think Stan Van Gundy might be a better bet. He maximized his roster in Orlando, which is similar to the personnel we have today. I don't know if Stan is a championship caliber coach though, which could defeat the purpose of pursuing him.
I think there are in house politics why some ex NBA head coaches don't HAVE JOBS NOW IN THE ASSOCIATION.
1.)If you have beef with the owner openly about personnel .... your gone
2.)If the best or highest paid player on the team dislike you ....your gone
3.)If you as a head coach only have expertise on one side of the ball and don't possess adequate assistants...... your gone.
4.)As a head coach and you don't play the business part of the game that the owners want to play...You will leave on your own when contract is up.
