BK_2020 wrote:Wyc doesn't save any money by promoting Brad to do nothing. it's sunk money. If Brad Stevens is appointed POBO that's because Wyc believes he's the man for the job. You can disagree with that decision, but it's ridiculous and illogical to say Wyc saves money by promoting Brad when simply firing him would cost the same.
The Celtics organization including Danny and Brad must know a change is needed. Larry Bird stepped upstairs from coaching for the exact same reason. Brad is a superstar. Players love him, fellow coaches love him, he is a media darling and fan favorite and the ownership group absolutely loves him.
Danny is irreplaceable. His link to Red Auerbach, to Larry Bird era and his remarkable resurrection of this franchise leading to 2008 title is a huge loss. There is no way ownership forced him out. Him retiring and Brad succeeding him is something he must have wanted to happen. It’s good for him to retire - he’s getting older, the job has been less fun for 2 years and he’s had health issues. If he misses the action after recharging and emerges somewhere else for a new challenge that is great. If he remains an advisor to Celtics like Larry Bird did for Pacers even better.
Whenever there is a new Gm, veteran GMs will be looking to take advantage. They may have feared to deal with Danny but there will be plenty looking to deal with Boston now. This could weirdly work out for the team as more opportunities may arise. With Zarum still on board for now you I think the organization is safe from getting fleeced.
Atlanta changed coaches mid-season going from an outstanding developmental coach to a proven winner type of coach. The Celtics need to transition from mentoring immature young men to a true professional group of men ready to compete for a title. It’s time to get a coach ready to win now and a veteran bench that can be counted on as Tatum and Brown enter their early prime years. For me that guy is Chauncey Billups. My second choice would be to grab an assistant from Miami like Malik Allen because I think Spoelstra is best coach in NBA.













