GMATCallahan wrote:Sunsdeuce wrote:kennydorglas wrote:Watson: "I'm going to nurture and embrace Markieff Morris." And said he'd leave his kids with Tyson.
hahaha
Good luck, coach.
The last thing Markieff needs is more babying.
I'm actually glad Watson is the coach for the rest of the season. He is going to fail miserably. Which Brings us closer to the #1 pick. Watson is not prepared for this.
His whole presser and what he talked about is exactly opposite of what this team needs. He talked to much about being buddy-buddy with the players. Players don't need that....they need a LEADER.
He keeps quoting all these coaches and GMs that are successfully. He actually quoted RC Buford....come on now, the dude has had Duncan his whole GM career.
Sorry, I'm not impressed. But again let the lottery balls keep adding up. So Watson just helps that goal.
Why not bring back former Suns' assistant (and player) Paul Silas, who has been a head coach in various places? Silas is seventy-two now, but he is still tough. Four years ago, he famously tore into Tyrus Thomas in the locker room.
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba--paul-silas--tyrus-thomas-have-altercation-in-bobcats--locker-room.html
While the Suns' lead assistant coach twenty years ago, Silas once challenged Charles Barkley to a fight in the team's locker room. On another occasion, when Silas saw Barkley adopt an unusually intense (by Sir Charles' standards) workout regimen after being named to Dream Team III late in the season, Silas told Barkley that he was full of it for having failed to work out that way all along. Imagine what Silas might do with Markieff Morris ...
Wasn't he well respected by LeBron too? Whatever that's worth.