Greenie wrote:thebuzzardman wrote:dakomish23 wrote:
He lost the team because they went away from what worked and they were losing.
And still proves my point that Melo did not in any way shape or form push Woodson out the door
Knicks keep turning the roster over, turning the coaches over, and yet still play offense a certain way and tend to have the same issues on defense? Yet who is the constant? I've generally supported Melo but it's time to see what the issue is.
Players can be good but ultimately not that conducive to good teams. Part of it is the Knicks, always firing coaches and trying another. But the teams sure do seem to quit or tune coaches out here pretty damn quick. I'm not saying Melo led the revolt on Woodson. He lost the team; it was clear as day. But it sure seems to be a trend that coaches get tuned out pretty quick. Some of them deserve it, others maybe not.
Name a coach that didn't deserve it.
The only one I can think of is Woody.
D'Antoni deserved it and before he got linked up with Harden people wondered why the fuq he would ever be considered for another head coaching job.
Rambis is a poor coach. Period.
Fisher was inexperienced and it showed.
Every coach that comes here ain't sh*t this has been since JVG.
Woody deserved it, ultimately
D'Antoni who knows. He's a good offensive coach who can't coach D. You'd have to figure Carmelo would love that. I guess he's the wrong kind of good offense only coach.
