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I would love to hire Thibs as an assistant.
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KGdaBom wrote:Guest84 wrote:https://dunkingwithwolves.com/wolves-dream-offseason-move-tom-thibodeau
I would love to hire Thibs as an assistant.
Guest84 wrote:KGdaBom wrote:Guest84 wrote:https://dunkingwithwolves.com/wolves-dream-offseason-move-tom-thibodeau
I would love to hire Thibs as an assistant.
I think Thibs has run his course...at least here. I don't really want to see our team bring back anyone with the old wolves stink on them.
KGdaBom wrote:Guest84 wrote:https://dunkingwithwolves.com/wolves-dream-offseason-move-tom-thibodeau
I would love to hire Thibs as an assistant.
BlacJacMac wrote:KGdaBom wrote:Guest84 wrote:https://dunkingwithwolves.com/wolves-dream-offseason-move-tom-thibodeau
I would love to hire Thibs as an assistant.
Why? The Knicks haven't had a defense inside the Top 10 since Thibs' first year.
KGdaBom wrote:BlacJacMac wrote:KGdaBom wrote:I would love to hire Thibs as an assistant.
Why? The Knicks haven't had a defense inside the Top 10 since Thibs' first year.
Interesting. I was just basing it on his defensive rep.
Guest84 wrote:KGdaBom wrote:Guest84 wrote:https://dunkingwithwolves.com/wolves-dream-offseason-move-tom-thibodeau
I would love to hire Thibs as an assistant.
I think Thibs has run his course...at least here. I don't really want to see our team bring back anyone with the old wolves stink on them.
KGdaBom wrote:BlacJacMac wrote:KGdaBom wrote:I would love to hire Thibs as an assistant.
Why? The Knicks haven't had a defense inside the Top 10 since Thibs' first year.
Interesting. I was just basing it on his defensive rep.
KGdaBom wrote:Guest84 wrote:KGdaBom wrote:I would love to hire Thibs as an assistant.
I think Thibs has run his course...at least here. I don't really want to see our team bring back anyone with the old wolves stink on them.
We broke through to the playoffs with him after missing them for 100 years. Not so much stink.
Guest84 wrote:KGdaBom wrote:Guest84 wrote:
I think Thibs has run his course...at least here. I don't really want to see our team bring back anyone with the old wolves stink on them.
We broke through to the playoffs with him after missing them for 100 years. Not so much stink.
Def some stink on him. The whole Jimmy fiasco was under his watch. Although they made the playoffs it was a non enjoyable season.
I don’t hate the guy just don’t care to see him back.
KGdaBom wrote:Guest84 wrote:KGdaBom wrote:We broke through to the playoffs with him after missing them for 100 years. Not so much stink.
Def some stink on him. The whole Jimmy fiasco was under his watch. Although they made the playoffs it was a non enjoyable season.
I don’t hate the guy just don’t care to see him back.
I hate Jimmy. I was his biggest supporter and then he turns into a big flaming pile of dung after we don't cut half our team just to give him a bigger contract. Thibs had his problems and I think he will be better as an assistant coach.
minimus wrote:I am re-watching MIN games, highlights and videos. During one game this season I heard Michael Grady saying that Naz had second best in NBA FG% on hook shots. I did not find any confirmation, but last season he was third on hook shots.
That makes me wonder why people are often confused with Naz skillset, saying that his primary weapon are threes. Hence, they call him a stretch 5/4. But in reality he is a really mismatch creator: he can punish smaller opponents in the post, he can beat slower bigs off the dribble and he can shoot threes, even pull up threes. It means that Naz is essential piece of this roster, because he connects non shooting Gobert, inconsistent shooters like McDaniels, Randle AND smallball units where he can act like a bigman in the post. Beringer has skillset of rim-runner, but Naz fits well next to such athletic and mobile rim-runner.
minimus wrote:I am re-watching MIN games, highlights and videos. During one game this season I heard Michael Grady saying that Naz had second best in NBA FG% on hook shots. I did not find any confirmation, but last season he was third on hook shots.
That makes me wonder why people are often confused with Naz skillset, saying that his primary weapon are threes. Hence, they call him a stretch 5/4. But in reality he is a really mismatch creator: he can punish smaller opponents in the post, he can beat slower bigs off the dribble and he can shoot threes, even pull up threes. It means that Naz is essential piece of this roster, because he connects non shooting Gobert, inconsistent shooters like McDaniels, Randle AND smallball units where he can act like a bigman in the post. Beringer has skillset of rim-runner, but Naz fits well next to such athletic and mobile rim-runner.
Well said...my feelings exactly.Guest84 wrote:KGdaBom wrote:Guest84 wrote:
I think Thibs has run his course...at least here. I don't really want to see our team bring back anyone with the old wolves stink on them.
We broke through to the playoffs with him after missing them for 100 years. Not so much stink.
Def some stink on him. The whole Jimmy fiasco was under his watch. Although they made the playoffs it was a non enjoyable season.
I don’t hate the guy just don’t care to see him back.
MagDag wrote:minimus wrote:I am re-watching MIN games, highlights and videos. During one game this season I heard Michael Grady saying that Naz had second best in NBA FG% on hook shots. I did not find any confirmation, but last season he was third on hook shots.
That makes me wonder why people are often confused with Naz skillset, saying that his primary weapon are threes. Hence, they call him a stretch 5/4. But in reality he is a really mismatch creator: he can punish smaller opponents in the post, he can beat slower bigs off the dribble and he can shoot threes, even pull up threes. It means that Naz is essential piece of this roster, because he connects non shooting Gobert, inconsistent shooters like McDaniels, Randle AND smallball units where he can act like a bigman in the post. Beringer has skillset of rim-runner, but Naz fits well next to such athletic and mobile rim-runner.
What a pathetic attempt to justify the "wild overpayment" of Naz Reed, he turns out to be a better player than Garford, the most he could expect was to be paid the same as his successor, Kelley OlyniK
MagDag wrote:What a pathetic attempt to justify the "wild overpayment" of Naz Reed, he turns out to be a better player than Garford, the most he could expect was to be paid the same as his successor, Kelley OlyniK
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