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Post#1 » by swyftdahoe » Mon Jun 13, 2011 7:19 am

1) He'd manage the "egos." The problem here isn't that these guys hate each other and can't get along. They clearly started losing their sense of identity and belief in one another on the offensive end.
2) The Triangle Offense is perfect for this Big Three.
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Post#2 » by taj2133 » Mon Jun 13, 2011 7:22 am

Pat riley hates him he will never coach that team.
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Post#3 » by Miamis3rdRing » Mon Jun 13, 2011 7:23 am

I'm pretty sure he and Pat Riley cannot stand one another. I also highly doubt he comes out of retirement.

That being said, every sane Heat fan would welcome him if he wanted to coach here. The managing of ego's is one of the most underrated aspects of coaching, especially with a team like this. There's no doubt he would have the respect of every player, and that they would follow whatever instructions he gives them.
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Post#4 » by The MVPlaya » Mon Jun 13, 2011 9:07 am

Not true that they hate each other.

Jeanie Buss Nov 2010

Phil and Pat are friendly rivals with mutual respect for each other. They even trade notes on occasion.

There is no bitterness there even though their teams had many fierce battles when Phil was coaching the Bulls and Pat was leading the Knicks.

"I always appreciated Pat's gamesmanship," Phil told me. "He always brought out the best in me. People in L.A. don't know that."


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Post#6 » by markdeez33 » Mon Jun 13, 2011 10:05 am

Pat Riley needs to coach this team if they want to win a championship
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Post#7 » by GreenHat » Mon Jun 13, 2011 10:15 am

Riley hires from within (how Van Gundy and Spo got their jobs) and if he was going to go outside no way he would hire Jackson.

Riley has an enormous ego (like most great men) and there is no way he would want Jackson to get all the credit when the team that he built wins. It would be like how Phil gets all the credit for taking over for Del Harris (who is comparable to Spo) and then the team started winning.

Also I disagree that the triangle would benefit us.

We are stuck with Spo for a while, I just hope we can add a really good assistant to help out (kind of like how the Celtics got Thibs except on the offensive side).

Our offense as a whole was good (it would be almost impossible to be bad with all that talent) but it was inconsistent, especially in the half court, for such an elite group.
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Post#8 » by HIF » Mon Jun 13, 2011 10:19 am

PJ would be a terrible choice.
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Post#9 » by Nupe_1911 » Mon Jun 13, 2011 10:42 am

HIF wrote:PJ would be a terrible choice.



Why?
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Post#10 » by truthiness » Mon Jun 13, 2011 12:58 pm

Nupe_1911 wrote:
HIF wrote:PJ would be a terrible choice.



Why?


don't mind him. he's off his rocker.
the boy lost it a while ago.
he clearly believes his hero, spo, to be better than the best coach ever.
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Post#11 » by Golabki » Mon Jun 13, 2011 2:20 pm

Jackson would be great, if he could convince LeBron to work on that high post game, it would be deadly... not going to happen though.
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Post#12 » by DefenseWins » Mon Jun 13, 2011 2:22 pm

Any coach that GETS THE BEST OUT OF HIS PLAYERS, is a good coach.

LeBron suddenly forgot his potential in the finals. Sigh.
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Post#13 » by Moggs24 » Mon Jun 13, 2011 3:21 pm

Unlike a lot of you guys I don't think we should fire Spo. He deserves a chance to grow with this team and see what he can do with a more complete roster. You have to remember how flawed this roster was this year, in this last series we had no true center and Haslem was playing nearly the entire game (which I am sure he was not ready for).

This does not excuse the offense but I just don't think Wade and Lebron were ready to play off the ball this year. Given a full off season to work on other aspects of their game I think they will be much easier to coach. For example posting up lebron should be a go to set for this team, but b/c of his limited abilities in the post it is useless.
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Post#14 » by contract » Mon Jun 13, 2011 4:25 pm

swyftdahoe wrote:1) He'd manage the "egos." The problem here isn't that these guys hate each other and can't get along. They clearly started losing their sense of identity and belief in one another on the offensive end.
2) The Triangle Offense is perfect for this Big Three.

I agree. Throw a truckload of money at him. We went all out signing talent, now it's time to do the same with the coaches.
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Post#15 » by contract » Mon Jun 13, 2011 4:26 pm

taj2133 wrote:Pat riley hates him he will never coach that team.

Pat Riley would give Satan a lap dance if he thought it would help him win. Riley has been in this game long enough to know that the opponent you hate is the teammate you love.
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Post#16 » by kyphi » Mon Jun 13, 2011 4:29 pm

contract wrote:
taj2133 wrote:Pat riley hates him he will never coach that team.

Pat Riley would give Satan a lap dance if he thought it would help him win. Riley has been in this game long enough to know that the opponent you hate is the teammate you love.


lol good one and I agree, but I think Phil just wants to chill next season -
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Post#17 » by WD » Mon Jun 13, 2011 4:38 pm

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swyftdahoe wrote:1) He'd manage the "egos." The problem here isn't that these guys hate each other and can't get along. They clearly started losing their sense of identity and belief in one another on the offensive end.
2) The Triangle Offense is perfect for this Big Three.

I agree. Throw a truckload of money at him. We went all out signing talent, now it's time to do the same with the coaches.

we don't need a "throw a truckload of money" coach, we only needed a few adjustments, we just need some adjustments, whether that comes from eric, an assistant or another coach.

p.s. money is not the answer to every teams issues.
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