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Could Coach Doug Collins be a fit for the Lakers?

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Could Coach Doug Collins be a fit for the Lakers? 

Post#1 » by GeneralNash » Tue Apr 30, 2013 9:35 am

He plans to resign from the 76ers. Thing with doug collins is he commands respect. No one questions his IQ and knowledge. He elevated philly in his 1st two seasons and really made the most of their talent.

Even kobe will do what collins wants. I also think kobe realizes now why a player cant make coaching decisions...because then it leads to ridiculous ideas like playing 48 minutes a game.

Phil will not coach. If the Lakers get Collins I think that might even be more incentive for dwight to stay

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Re: Could Coach Doug Collins be a fit for the Lakers? 

Post#2 » by Imadogg » Tue Apr 30, 2013 11:35 am

Doug Collins, the guy who never gets anywhere and wears out his welcome with his entire team after a couple years?
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Post#3 » by stunnar0b » Tue Apr 30, 2013 2:27 pm

Buss should give Phil that fo job, fire Pringles bring in Shaw and Rambis.
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Post#4 » by hermes » Tue Apr 30, 2013 3:27 pm

Imadogg wrote:Doug Collins, the guy who never gets anywhere and wears out his welcome with his entire team after a couple years?

i'll take 2!
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Post#5 » by leeprettyp » Tue Apr 30, 2013 3:38 pm

stunnar0b wrote:Buss should give Phil that fo job, fire Pringles bring in Shaw and Rambis.
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Post#6 » by Michael Lucky » Tue Apr 30, 2013 3:51 pm

yeah let's hire an unproven coach in shaw and another coach in Rambis who's career record as a HC is Bobcats level.
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Re: Could Coach Doug Collins be a fit for the Lakers? 

Post#7 » by Patman » Tue Apr 30, 2013 4:01 pm

stunnar0b wrote:Buss should give Phil that fo job, fire Pringles bring in Shaw and Rambis.


Isn't that his own job?
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Post#8 » by stunnar0b » Tue Apr 30, 2013 4:04 pm

Michael Lucky wrote:yeah let's hire an unproven coach in shaw and another coach in Rambis who's career record as a HC is Bobcats level.

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Re: Could Coach Doug Collins be a fit for the Lakers? 

Post#9 » by monk302 » Tue Apr 30, 2013 4:30 pm

You can't be serious?
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Post#10 » by Danny Darko » Tue Apr 30, 2013 5:56 pm

Patman wrote:
stunnar0b wrote:Buss should give Phil that fo job, fire Pringles bring in Shaw and Rambis.


Isn't that his own job?


Sweet, even better
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Post#11 » by GeorgeDillion » Tue Apr 30, 2013 6:01 pm

Danny Darko wrote:
Patman wrote:
stunnar0b wrote:Buss should give Phil that fo job, fire Pringles bring in Shaw and Rambis.


Isn't that his own job?


Sweet, even better


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Phil is looking for a job similar to Jerry West, we should be able to accommodate that. It let's the fans know that Phil won't be coaching but he is with the organization.
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Post#12 » by One Love » Tue Apr 30, 2013 6:02 pm

We NEED Nate McMillan, PERIOD... Players will respect him, he has great defensive schemes and is a Players Coach... Assuming we keep Howard, we can be a SOLID defensive team with some personal moves... Kobe, Meeks, Hill & Howard play SOLID defense... Blake plays hard as well... If we get a few pieces, we can be solid on defense...
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Post#13 » by pdblazerfan » Tue Apr 30, 2013 6:45 pm

You don't want Nate McMillan. His play calling is atrocious. Trust me.
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Post#14 » by AI » Tue Apr 30, 2013 8:26 pm

One Love wrote:We NEED Nate McMillan, PERIOD... Players will respect him, he has great defensive schemes and is a Players Coach... Assuming we keep Howard, we can be a SOLID defensive team with some personal moves... Kobe, Meeks, Hill & Howard play SOLID defense... Blake plays hard as well... If we get a few pieces, we can be solid on defense...


No, god no. That dude is not a good coach at all, I'd rather keep MDA, and that's saying something.
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Post#15 » by Imadogg » Tue Apr 30, 2013 9:08 pm

Only good thing about Nate McMillan is that we'd play the slowest in the league and might bore some of our opponents to sleep and get some wins
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Post#16 » by Desiderium » Tue Apr 30, 2013 10:53 pm

Imadogg wrote:Only good thing about Nate McMillan is that we'd play the slowest in the league and might bore some of our opponents to sleep and get some wins


What's wrong with that? Spurs do it every year and they whooped our asses. lol
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Post#17 » by dockingsched » Tue Apr 30, 2013 10:57 pm

i love watching the spurs play, nothing boring about it.

anyway, lakers were 5th in pace, spurs 6th. nothing slow about them either.
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Post#18 » by kblo247 » Tue Apr 30, 2013 11:34 pm

Patman wrote:
stunnar0b wrote:Buss should give Phil that fo job, fire Pringles bring in Shaw and Rambis.


Isn't that his own job?

Why not Lester's job? Then bring in a Shaw or Rambis and let him consult him.
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Re: Could Coach Doug Collins be a fit for the Lakers? 

Post#19 » by kblo247 » Tue Apr 30, 2013 11:37 pm

I do love Dug Cllins mind. He's insightful. He's better at X's and O's than Dantoni and Brown. Makes better adjustments. Handles media better. He can be demanding though, sometimes way too much, but his mind for the game is better than what we have had since Phil left. He manages rotations better. His knock that is he doesn't take **** from youth, didnt with Kwame, didnt with Bynum and all his excuses, just didnt take the **** which is why I wonder about Dwight
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Re: Could Coach Doug Collins be a fit for the Lakers? 

Post#20 » by Imadogg » Wed May 1, 2013 12:23 am

Desiderium wrote:
Imadogg wrote:Only good thing about Nate McMillan is that we'd play the slowest in the league and might bore some of our opponents to sleep and get some wins


What's wrong with that? Spurs do it every year and they whooped our asses. lol

You're living in the past, Spurs don't play slow anymore.

28th in pace in 2008
26th in 2009
20th in 2010
14th in 2011
7th in 2012
6th in 2013

The Spurs know how to adjust to their personnel and have been playing faster every year.

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