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Scott brooks hot seat watch

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2015 3:36 am
by Loud_city
This is a low point for this team, this season, this franchise and this coach. I just don't see how he survives the season.

Re: Scott brooks hot seat watch

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2015 4:02 am
by Podirk
No excuses for tonight, but Brooks still has the injury bug to blame for the season. Not too mention the glaring fact that Durant and Westbrook like him...a big reason why perk has stuck around.

Re: Scott brooks hot seat watch

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2015 4:40 am
by bondom34
I don't even want them in the playoffs.

Re: Scott brooks hot seat watch

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2015 4:55 am
by spearsy23
What's the record with KD and Russ in the lineup?

Re: Scott brooks hot seat watch

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2015 5:31 am
by babase
90% of the Knicks team belongs in the D-league...no reason to lose that game even without Durant.

Re: Scott brooks hot seat watch

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2015 1:42 pm
by Thunderhead
Brooks is working with the roster provided to him by Presti, under Presti's plan of " sustainability " .

I blame little of this on Brooks.

Re: Scott brooks hot seat watch

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2015 1:43 pm
by Thunderhead
babase wrote:90% of the Knicks team belongs in the D-league...no reason to lose that game even without Durant.


90% of Thunder roster, belongs in the D-league.

Re: Scott brooks hot seat watch

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2015 1:53 pm
by Podirk
What does firing Scott Brooks accomplish this season? Next season?

Who do you go after as a new head coach? (If you've paid any attention to the Thunder way in the past you know Rex Kalamian is the interim)

Does a new coach fix this roster? Does he help the chance of KD and RW staying in the longterm?

Thinking shortterm is an easy thing to do and I'm not saying firing Scott Brooks would be wrong (although I do think it would be a bad thing and is very unlikely) but there is a series of dominoes that have to fall after Scott...it's the middle of the season for NBA and NCAA so what coaches are really available?

Re: Scott brooks hot seat watch

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2015 2:05 pm
by Loud_city
Podirk wrote:What does firing Scott Brooks accomplish this season? Next season?

Who do you go after as a new head coach? (If you've paid any attention to the Thunder way in the past you know Rex Kalamian is the interim)

Does a new coach fix this roster? Does he help the chance of KD and RW staying in the longterm?

Thinking shortterm is an easy thing to do and I'm not saying firing Scott Brooks would be wrong (although I do think it would be a bad thing and is very unlikely) but there is a series of dominoes that have to fall after Scott...it's the middle of the season for NBA and NCAA so what coaches are really available?


George Karl is available.

Re: Scott brooks hot seat watch

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2015 2:25 pm
by babase
Thunderhead wrote:90% of Thunder roster, belongs in the D-league.

While OKC's roster definitely isn't the greatest, it's like an all-star team compared to the Knicks.

Re: Scott brooks hot seat watch

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2015 2:58 pm
by Podirk
Loud_city wrote:
Podirk wrote:What does firing Scott Brooks accomplish this season? Next season?

Who do you go after as a new head coach? (If you've paid any attention to the Thunder way in the past you know Rex Kalamian is the interim)

Does a new coach fix this roster? Does he help the chance of KD and RW staying in the longterm?

Thinking shortterm is an easy thing to do and I'm not saying firing Scott Brooks would be wrong (although I do think it would be a bad thing and is very unlikely) but there is a series of dominoes that have to fall after Scott...it's the middle of the season for NBA and NCAA so what coaches are really available?


George Karl is available.


George Karl is a fun name, like his story, don't want him with the Thunder. Respect the tar outta the guy.

Of the 22 years in the postsesason 14 of em ended in the first round (2/3rds) 4 ended in the 2nd round, 3 in the Conf Finals, and 1 ended loosing in the Finals...

Of the 5 years in the postseason, Brooks has 1 first round loss, 1 2nd rnd loss, 2 Conf Finals and 1 Finals loss.

Though Brooks is not a 1/4 into the coaching career of Karl, he has essentially accomplished the highest accomplishment Karl has been with a team.

If there is gonna be change let's aim for an improvement, not a step in the same direction.

Re: Scott brooks hot seat watch

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2015 2:59 pm
by Podirk
babase wrote:
Thunderhead wrote:90% of Thunder roster, belongs in the D-league.

While OKC's roster definitely isn't the greatest, it's like an all-star team compared to the Knicks.


Def agree...hence why there is such outrage this morning.

Re: Scott brooks hot seat watch

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2015 3:02 pm
by Podirk
From DailyThunder
"I said Scott Brooks is a good coach. But you may have also noticed that I still wondered if he’s the right coach for the Thunder. That question might be more up in the air than ever."

Who is the right coach...is the question. Haven't seen a reasonable answer...

Re: Scott brooks hot seat watch

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2015 3:28 pm
by Thunderhead
babase wrote:
Thunderhead wrote:90% of Thunder roster, belongs in the D-league.

While OKC's roster definitely isn't the greatest, it's like an all-star team compared to the Knicks.


What have you seen , that makes you think this roster beyond KD, Russ, Serge, and on some night's Morrow ( though there's reasons he's been on 7 teams in 8 years , or whatever number ) ........... is good ?

Way over rated.

Re: Scott brooks hot seat watch

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2015 3:32 pm
by Thunderhead
Podirk wrote:
babase wrote:
Thunderhead wrote:90% of Thunder roster, belongs in the D-league.

While OKC's roster definitely isn't the greatest, it's like an all-star team compared to the Knicks.


Def agree...hence why there is such outrage this morning.


You do realize, that over the last two games vrs the bottom of the NBA standings, the Thunder are a combined 187 to 187 .

Why do you think the Thunder roster is any better than the TWolves or the Knicks ?

Thunder have too many rookie contracts, too many young players who can not be depended upon for consistency.

Re: Scott brooks hot seat watch

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2015 3:36 pm
by Thunderhead
I saw a Twitter conversation yesterday, from Mark Deeks .......

[tweet]https://twitter.com/MarkDeeksNBA/status/560488664632156160[/tweet]

Re: Scott brooks hot seat watch

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2015 4:09 pm
by Podirk
Thunderhead wrote:
Podirk wrote:
babase wrote:While OKC's roster definitely isn't the greatest, it's like an all-star team compared to the Knicks.


Def agree...hence why there is such outrage this morning.


You do realize, that over the last two games vrs the bottom of the NBA standings, the Thunder are a combined 187 to 187 .

Why do you think the Thunder roster is any better than the TWolves or the Knicks ?

Thunder have too many rookie contracts, too many young players who can not be depended upon for consistency.


Two games does not make a season (again I understand concern but people overreact like this team with the majority of the same players hasn't been one of the best over the last few years).

Why do I think... http://espn.go.com/nba/standings/_/group/1

Thunder def have too many rookie contracts of players that can't be consistent. I agree.

Re: Scott brooks hot seat watch

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2015 5:24 pm
by HeartSouloma
Get me Tom Thibodeau. Brooks needs to go...

Heard Bulls doesn't like TT coaching ways. I'd LOVE to have TT has a head coach for OKC...

Re: Scott brooks hot seat watch

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2015 6:21 pm
by Thunderhead
KDfan35 wrote:Get me Tom Thibodeau. Brooks needs to go...

Heard Bulls doesn't like TT coaching ways. I'd LOVE to have TT has a head coach for OKC...


I love his defense, but I would be concerned about him grinding this young team into mince meat.

He needs to coach a more veteran team.

Re: Scott brooks hot seat watch

Posted: Thu Jan 29, 2015 7:17 pm
by Podirk
KDfan35 wrote:Get me Tom Thibodeau. Brooks needs to go...

Heard Bulls doesn't like TT coaching ways. I'd LOVE to have TT has a head coach for OKC...


TT is def less of a players coach then Brooks, but essentially Thibs is Brooks East or Brooks is Thibs West...

Both have been ridiculed for driving players into the ground, both have similar resumes, neither has gotten the Championship with an injury excuse.

Again...seems were moving sideways here...why not improve if we are gonna possibly be ticking off the former MVP in the process?