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Josh Robbins ‏@JoshuaBRobbins
The new head coach of the #Orlando #Magic is Jacque Vaughn, the @OrlandoSentinel has learned.

94_MagicFan wrote:2nd

MAGICian619 wrote:

94_MagicFan wrote:2nd

I vote the Magic change their logo to your sig!

94_MagicFan wrote:2nd

MagicTownBaller wrote:Part 27: I'll be happy with Shaw or Malone.
Part 28: This is the thread we get Shaw and team him up with Bynum.
Part 29: Do we have a coach yet?
Part 30: Do we have a coach yet?
Part 31: Rob is an idiot if he doesn't hire Sloan.
Part 32: Shaw or Malone!
Part 33: Are we there yet?
Part 34: This will be the thread we get our new coach?
Part 35: Do we have a coach yet?
Part 36: What's taking Rob so long?!!!!
Part 37: Lindsey Hunter?
Part 38: Michael Cooper?
Part 39: Shaw or Malone and I'll be content. Anything else, is just a stupid move.
Part 40: Jacque Who?
Part 41: Fine, I'll settle for the guy that got crossed over by AI 50 years ago.
Part 42:

Josh Robbins ‏@JoshuaBRobbins
The new head coach of the #Orlando #Magic is Jacque Vaughn, the @OrlandoSentinel has learned. [/size]

DJRajX wrote:

MagicTownBaller wrote:Part 27: I'll be happy with Shaw or Malone.
Part 28: This is the thread we get Shaw and team him up with Bynum.
Part 29: Do we have a coach yet?
Part 30: Do we have a coach yet?
Part 31: Rob is an idiot if he doesn't hire Sloan.
Part 32: Shaw or Malone!
Part 33: Are we there yet?
Part 34: This will be the thread we get our new coach?
Part 35: Do we have a coach yet?
Part 36: What's taking Rob so long?!!!!
Part 37: Lindsey Hunter?
Part 38: Michael Cooper?
Part 39: Shaw or Malone and I'll be content. Anything else, is just a stupid move.
Part 40: Jacque Who?
Part 41: Fine, I'll settle for the guy that got crossed over by AI 50 years ago.
Part 42:

Josh Robbins ‏@JoshuaBRobbins
The new head coach of the #Orlando #Magic is Jacque Vaughn, the @OrlandoSentinel has learned. [/size]

... YES!

94_MagicFan wrote:

MAGICian619 wrote:

94_MagicFan wrote:2nd

I vote the Magic change their logo to your sig!

Wed have to trade Dwight first

ChildishGambino wrote:this is probably going to be the slowest thread......i see a whole lotta nothing going on....well maybe Peter Vecey and Rudolph can get into it again....that was entertaining....

Orlando Magic general manager Rob Hennigan still will not rule out his team beginning training camp Oct. 1 or the regular season Nov. 2 with Dwight Howard on its roster.

"As I've said all along, we're going to just continue to stay true to our process and let the process sort of dictate the opportunities and the scenarios that present themselves," Hennigan told the Orlando Sentinel in a telephone interview Saturday.

"We're going to have to be prepared across the board."

Howard still wants a trade — a point that Howard drove home during a meeting Wednesday in Southern California with Hennigan and Magic assistant general manager Scott Perry. Howard's agent, Dan Fegan, and Howard's manager, Kevin Samples, also attended the meeting, which the Magic requested.

Hennigan would not go into specifics, but he confirmed that he did not ask Howard on Wednesday to reconsider his trade request.

"We wanted to just go out and see Dwight and spend a little time with him and talk through a few things," Hennigan said. "We also wanted to check on his rehabilitation process, so it was more a chance for us to get out and get some face time with him and speak with him in person."

Bringing Howard to training camp would have some risks for the Magic.

Questions about the All-Star's future would loom over everything the team does. Those questions would make it more difficult for the team's first-year coach, Jacque Vaughn, and for Hennigan, a first-year GM, to create the kind of culture and team dynamic they hope to instill.

Hennigan might be using the possibility of Howard starting the season with the team as leverage to either get Howard to expand his list of preferred trade destinations or to get other teams to improve their offers.

VGOSWAMI wrote:http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/2012-07-28/sports/os-orlando-magic-news-0729-20120728_1_kevin-samples-rob-hennigan-dwight-howard

Orlando Magic general manager Rob Hennigan still will not rule out his team beginning training camp Oct. 1 or the regular season Nov. 2 with Dwight Howard on its roster.

"As I've said all along, we're going to just continue to stay true to our process and let the process sort of dictate the opportunities and the scenarios that present themselves," Hennigan told the Orlando Sentinel in a telephone interview Saturday.

"We're going to have to be prepared across the board."

Howard still wants a trade — a point that Howard drove home during a meeting Wednesday in Southern California with Hennigan and Magic assistant general manager Scott Perry. Howard's agent, Dan Fegan, and Howard's manager, Kevin Samples, also attended the meeting, which the Magic requested.

Hennigan would not go into specifics, but he confirmed that he did not ask Howard on Wednesday to reconsider his trade request.

"We wanted to just go out and see Dwight and spend a little time with him and talk through a few things," Hennigan said. "We also wanted to check on his rehabilitation process, so it was more a chance for us to get out and get some face time with him and speak with him in person."

Bringing Howard to training camp would have some risks for the Magic.

Questions about the All-Star's future would loom over everything the team does. Those questions would make it more difficult for the team's first-year coach, Jacque Vaughn, and for Hennigan, a first-year GM, to create the kind of culture and team dynamic they hope to instill.

Hennigan might be using the possibility of Howard starting the season with the team as leverage to either get Howard to expand his list of preferred trade destinations or to get other teams to improve their offers.

VGOSWAMI wrote:http://articles.orlandosentinel.com/2012-07-28/sports/os-orlando-magic-news-0729-20120728_1_kevin-samples-rob-hennigan-dwight-howard

Hennigan might be using the possibility of Howard starting the season with the team as leverage to either get Howard to expand his list of preferred trade destinations or to get other teams to improve their offers.