HoopsFanAZ wrote:So who will be Portland’s coach next season?
Stotts
Moderators: Moonbeam, DeBlazerRiddem
HoopsFanAZ wrote:So who will be Portland’s coach next season?

d-train wrote:HoopsFanAZ wrote:So who will be Portland’s coach next season?
Stotts


HoopsFanAZ wrote:d-train wrote:HoopsFanAZ wrote:So who will be Portland’s coach next season?
Stotts
Portland is going to beat Denver?


d-train wrote:We've been leaving Rivers open at the 3 since game 1, now suddenly he's taking them and there falling
Matt800 wrote:How does Lillard only have 2 FT? And Powell 0? They have been aggressively driving a lot this game
HoopsFanAZ wrote:So who will be Portland’s coach next season?
And how quickly after their final game does Stotts get thanked and dismissed?
Napoleon7 wrote:HoopsFanAZ wrote:So who will be Portland’s coach next season?
And how quickly after their final game does Stotts get thanked and dismissed?
We loose in the first round…Stotts should be fired. The firing should happen immediately no later than the next day.
But Olshey needs to be let go at the same time.
Sent from my iPhone using RealGM mobile app
Norm2953 wrote:Great opportunity for the Nuggets to get that gentlemen's sweep but in the end does it really matter
for the Lakers are waiting for the winner of this series.
red_power wrote:Norm2953 wrote:Great opportunity for the Nuggets to get that gentlemen's sweep but in the end does it really matter
for the Lakers are waiting for the winner of this series.
I don't think it's time so down right now. If there wasn't Rivers' career night in 4th, Blazers would have lead this series right now.
But yeah, how many times will mediocre opponent's guards keep playing like superstars against Blazers? It's become a bit obnoxious now.


Blazers had 54 points in the paint and only got to the line 13 times. The refs can’t make us miss three’s but they can not call any fouls. Every playoffs, it’s easy to see how rigged the sport is. I had hope this year, but I’m ready for the whole FO to be gone, and the team blown up outside Dame.
That trend has continued into the playoffs. And in a five-point loss on Thursday, the Blazers were outscored, 52-36, with Nurkic off the floor. Those 52 Denver points came on just 36 offensive possessions, a rate of 144 per 100.
Return to Portland Trail Blazers