Re: how long before another coach mutiny
Posted: Wed Dec 19, 2012 6:32 pm
Where is Judge Kobe to make a ruling?
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SlavaMedvedenko wrote:Not like you guys lit up the league in the playoffs.
Your turnaround has more to do with getting guys like Kidd and Felton into the team.
fdr2012 wrote:SlavaMedvedenko wrote:Not like you guys lit up the league in the playoffs.
Your turnaround has more to do with getting guys like Kidd and Felton into the team.
You're talking about this season and I'm talking about last season. The Knicks went 18-6 LAST season after D'antoni was fired with the exact same personnel that played .400 ball for D'antoni. Felton and Kidd were not on that team.
Trust me, the guy is simply terrible. Turns gold into garbage. The sooner Kobe turns on him, the better off the Lakers will be.
TyCobb wrote:"I don't find (playing with Howard) tough," Gasol said. "It's more the system right now that makes it tough at times, because (D'Antoni) wants four guys to be spread and one interior guy and it's a guard-oriented system, so that makes it tough.
"I think there's enough looks for both of us. But again, it's not a system that you post up a lot, so we'll see. We've just got to figure it out, but if you've got two great post-up players, you've got to utilize it."
"It's Pau who has to expand his game, and he'll expand out in the corner threes and he needs to take a couple, and we'll get him in the post when we can," D'Antoni said, emphasizing those last three words.
Via Sam Amick/USA Today
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SlavaMedvedenko wrote:fdr2012 wrote:SlavaMedvedenko wrote:Not like you guys lit up the league in the playoffs.
Your turnaround has more to do with getting guys like Kidd and Felton into the team.
You're talking about this season and I'm talking about last season. The Knicks went 18-6 LAST season after D'antoni was fired with the exact same personnel that played .400 ball for D'antoni. Felton and Kidd were not on that team.
Trust me, the guy is simply terrible. Turns gold into garbage. The sooner Kobe turns on him, the better off the Lakers will be.
No I'm not talking about this season. That 18-6 stretch could also do with a lop sided schedule, players recovering from injuries and a few other things.
You lost in the playoffs by a point differential of 18 per game and won a close game by 2 points.
I do understand that Lin was injured for the playoffs but that's not like you guys made a turnaround as soon as D'Antoni left.
Free Rider wrote:You would think given everything that happened with the Knicks, D'antoni would have learned to adapt his system to suit the personnel on this team, rather the force feed it down their throats. This guy is just as incompetent and stubborn as I thought he was. He's a one-trick pony that only knows how to coach one system, personnel be damned. He's desperately waiting for Nash to come back so he can save his offense, never mind the fact our defense is atrocious. He's wasting the talents of our best players on a system that doesn't play to their strengths. Meanwhile he's ignoring some of the largest flaws and deficiences on our team. What the Buss family ever saw in him is beyond me. Dude's got no business coaching an NBA team.
Free Rider wrote:You would think given everything that happened with the Knicks, D'antoni would have learned to adapt his system to suit the personnel on this team, rather the force feed it down their throats. This guy is just as incompetent and stubborn as I thought he was. He's a one-trick pony that only knows how to coach one system, personnel be damned. He's desperately waiting for Nash to come back so he can save his offense, never mind the fact our defense is atrocious. He's wasting the talents of our best players on a system that doesn't play to their strengths. Meanwhile he's ignoring some of the largest flaws and deficiences on our team. What the Buss family ever saw in him is beyond me. Dude's got no business coaching an NBA team.
21shumpshumpst wrote:Free Rider wrote:You would think given everything that happened with the Knicks, D'antoni would have learned to adapt his system to suit the personnel on this team, rather the force feed it down their throats. This guy is just as incompetent and stubborn as I thought he was. He's a one-trick pony that only knows how to coach one system, personnel be damned. He's desperately waiting for Nash to come back so he can save his offense, never mind the fact our defense is atrocious. He's wasting the talents of our best players on a system that doesn't play to their strengths. Meanwhile he's ignoring some of the largest flaws and deficiences on our team. What the Buss family ever saw in him is beyond me. Dude's got no business coaching an NBA team.
This should be stickied in every board and a copy sent to every GM in the league.
Pringles is not an NBA coach. He is a disgrace to the coaching profession.
SlavaMedvedenko wrote:No I'm not talking about this season. That 18-6 stretch could also do with a lop sided schedule, players recovering from injuries and a few other things.
You lost in the playoffs by a point differential of 18 per game and won a close game by 2 points.
I do understand that Lin was injured for the playoffs but that's not like you guys made a turnaround as soon as D'Antoni left.
dockingsched wrote:21shumpshumpst wrote:Free Rider wrote:You would think given everything that happened with the Knicks, D'antoni would have learned to adapt his system to suit the personnel on this team, rather the force feed it down their throats. This guy is just as incompetent and stubborn as I thought he was. He's a one-trick pony that only knows how to coach one system, personnel be damned. He's desperately waiting for Nash to come back so he can save his offense, never mind the fact our defense is atrocious. He's wasting the talents of our best players on a system that doesn't play to their strengths. Meanwhile he's ignoring some of the largest flaws and deficiences on our team. What the Buss family ever saw in him is beyond me. Dude's got no business coaching an NBA team.
This should be stickied in every board and a copy sent to every GM in the league.
Pringles is not an NBA coach. He is a disgrace to the coaching profession.
the knicks are having success by running the same spread the floor lineup (melo/novak at the 4) that u guys are killing d'antoni for trying to run, lol
dockingsched wrote:21shumpshumpst wrote:Free Rider wrote:You would think given everything that happened with the Knicks, D'antoni would have learned to adapt his system to suit the personnel on this team, rather the force feed it down their throats. This guy is just as incompetent and stubborn as I thought he was. He's a one-trick pony that only knows how to coach one system, personnel be damned. He's desperately waiting for Nash to come back so he can save his offense, never mind the fact our defense is atrocious. He's wasting the talents of our best players on a system that doesn't play to their strengths. Meanwhile he's ignoring some of the largest flaws and deficiences on our team. What the Buss family ever saw in him is beyond me. Dude's got no business coaching an NBA team.
This should be stickied in every board and a copy sent to every GM in the league.
Pringles is not an NBA coach. He is a disgrace to the coaching profession.
the knicks are having success by running the same spread the floor lineup (melo/novak at the 4) that u guys are killing d'antoni for trying to run, lol
dockingsched wrote:21shumpshumpst wrote:Free Rider wrote:You would think given everything that happened with the Knicks, D'antoni would have learned to adapt his system to suit the personnel on this team, rather the force feed it down their throats. This guy is just as incompetent and stubborn as I thought he was. He's a one-trick pony that only knows how to coach one system, personnel be damned. He's desperately waiting for Nash to come back so he can save his offense, never mind the fact our defense is atrocious. He's wasting the talents of our best players on a system that doesn't play to their strengths. Meanwhile he's ignoring some of the largest flaws and deficiences on our team. What the Buss family ever saw in him is beyond me. Dude's got no business coaching an NBA team.
This should be stickied in every board and a copy sent to every GM in the league.
Pringles is not an NBA coach. He is a disgrace to the coaching profession.
the knicks are having success by running the same spread the floor lineup (melo/novak at the 4) that u guys are killing d'antoni for trying to run, lol
Free Rider wrote:You would think given everything that happened with the Knicks, D'antoni would have learned to adapt his system to suit the personnel on this team, rather the force feed it down their throats. This guy is just as incompetent and stubborn as I thought he was. He's a one-trick pony that only knows how to coach one system, personnel be damned. He's desperately waiting for Nash to come back so he can save his offense, never mind the fact our defense is atrocious. He's wasting the talents of our best players on a system that doesn't play to their strengths. Meanwhile he's ignoring some of the largest flaws and deficiences on our team. What the Buss family ever saw in him is beyond me. Dude's got no business coaching an NBA team.
Gek wrote:Also I dont want to see any lakers fans go to the board of the next team that hires brown and look like bitter babies.