41Dirk41 wrote:Mr B wrote:41Dirk41 wrote:
I like the Nico pride, he want to win a ring without a real coach. That guy has great courage.
Jason Kidd is the new Doc Rivers.
0% coaching skills.
100% (unmotivated) reputation around the league.
Others GM will party all night long.
It's insane how NBA world works.
Goodbye. It's just too much.
If they win a ring and under Kidd does it matter what people think of coaching prowess?
Mr. B, i like a lot your optimism... Just like when you compared our roster in 2021 or 2022 to our championship roster. Funny.
Unfortunately you rarely have right.
We need the better coaching staff in the world to win a ring under Jason Kidd.
For example Kokoskov, Stotts and Casey.
Jason Kidd is not my coach.
I think Don Nelson kinda right coach in today's NBA.
1. Develop talents from within - under the hard cap, it's a must to maximize talents. Not able to motivate, control and develop talent is a fatal fault. For contending or trades, it's important qualities.
2. Dictate mismatches - there's more diversity in playing style from super big lineup (Minny, Denver), multiple forward lineup (Magic), super small lineup (GSW), ridiculous lineup (SAS) are everywhere. With a smart duo in Luka and Kyrie, you need to dictate the right mismatch to keep the team in rhythm.
3. Analyze the opponents and set the right game plans to turn unfavorable situations into favorable.
Kidd is very raw in all these categories. Leadership in particular is a serious lack. Luckily, the Mavs has Kyrie to fill the void. Otherwise, the Mavs is set to waste Luka's prime.
I really don't want to speak too much. But Kidd is so bad, especially the obsession to small ball. It's a serious fault Luka feels a lot. The Mavs should have swapped the Clippers if the Mavs is being coached right.