NBA.com: Mitch wanted Adelman to replace Phil

[Sedale Threatt]

*waits for the Jim Buss apologists to arrive*

Well, that didn't take long.

[DEEP3CL]

Funny stuff, all I'm gonna say about Adelman is this....

Once he flames out in Minnesota, he'll NEVER EVER coach again. And you can mark that. Dude is a perennial loser in my mind.

[The Laker Kid]

Who cares? At least we're winning now and that's all I care about. Go Lakers!

[JustAwesome]

I still see a good amount of praise for Adelman, so I wouldn't bet against him getting yet another shot after this.

[Imadogg]

mods talking in code, man what a sight to see. it's as if ty is actually cooler for this very moment

Ty is way cool. Let's put it this way, thanks to Ty I have 1 more golf club in my bag.

I'm honestly confused as to whether or not this is a euphemism for getting a boner

[LLcoleJ]

mods talking in code, man what a sight to see. it's as if ty is actually cooler for this very moment

Ty is way cool. Let's put it this way, thanks to Ty I have 1 more golf club in my bag.

I'm honestly confused as to whether or not this is a euphemism for getting a boner

could be...

[Jetset]

Funny stuff, all I'm gonna say about Adelman is this....

Once he flames out in Minnesota, he'll NEVER EVER coach again. And you can mark that. Dude is a perennial loser in my mind.

doubt it. only thing stopping him from getting another gig could possibly be his health, he's going on 67.

[crazyeights]

Funny stuff, all I'm gonna say about Adelman is this....

Once he flames out in Minnesota, he'll NEVER EVER coach again. And you can mark that. Dude is a perennial loser in my mind.

doubt it. only thing stopping him from getting another gig could possibly be his health, he's going on 67.

Love, ya, Deep, but can't see how you can say the guy who coached that Rockets team that took us to 7 was a loser. Wish we had a coach who could get guys to play that hard.

IMO, one of the few silver-linings of Kobe eventually retiring is maybe getting a team that is a little less cocky and a little more scrappy/chippy. I know Kobe's drive is like any others, but I think guys don't really know how to go to war with him. Teammates always seem to be hesitant.

[JustAwesome]

Bryant has always been like that. I always felt that the team needed another leader to rally the supporting cast. I thought Nash would have been that guy, but he seems more focused on just fitting in.