shackles10 wrote:ConstableGeneva wrote:Perk for lead assistant.
Your programing is malfunctioning.
Joe LOVES to be put in uncomfortable situations. He thrives in adversity and challenge. What better way...
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shackles10 wrote:ConstableGeneva wrote:Perk for lead assistant.
Your programing is malfunctioning.
ConstableGeneva wrote:shackles10 wrote:ConstableGeneva wrote:Perk for lead assistant.
Your programing is malfunctioning.
Joe LOVES to be put in uncomfortable situations. He thrives in adversity and challenge. What better way...
ConstableGeneva wrote:Perk for lead assistant.
Hal14 wrote:Cool! He might be the only addition to the staff this offseason. He's a player development coach..you promote one of the PDC's to back of the bench assistant..and Cassell promoted to lead assistant.
Then, once Al retires he'll become an assistant.
And when Justin Tatum's contract is up as HC of the Illawarra Hawks, he comes an assistant too
threrf23 wrote:I don't get the sense we are looking to replace Charles Lee per se, but I'm going to throw George Hill's name out here.
I think he might make a good replacement for Charles Lee, in part because he is familiar with Charles Lee and the Bucks' schemes.
But he's also a guy who was always a heady, winning player, his college team ran the triangle offense, he played multiple years for Pop, and he became something of a journeyman who got to experience playing for a variety of coaches like Doc, Rick Carlisle, etc.
ConstableGeneva wrote:Charles Lee took two Maine/Boston coaches along with him -- Mueller and Bucknor.
GoCeltics123 wrote:
threrf23 wrote:I don't get the sense we are looking to replace Charles Lee per se, but I'm going to throw George Hill's name out here.
I think he might make a good replacement for Charles Lee, in part because he is familiar with Charles Lee and the Bucks' schemes.
But he's also a guy who was always a heady, winning player, his college team ran the triangle offense, he played multiple years for Pop, and he became something of a journeyman who got to experience playing for a variety of coaches like Doc, Rick Carlisle, etc.