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Pistons looking at Phil Jackson as next head coach?

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Re: Pistons looking at Phil Jackson as next head coach? 

Post#21 » by ComboGuardCity » Thu Feb 13, 2014 3:45 am

Phil said he would only coach home games
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Re: Pistons looking at Phil Jackson as next head coach? 

Post#22 » by ImHeisenberg » Thu Feb 13, 2014 3:50 am

DBC10 wrote:Lol no way. I'll eat my shoes if it happens.


I'll eat your left shoe if he signs on. I don't see a scenario where he coaches the Pistons, even if he was given front office control as well.
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Re: Pistons looking at Phil Jackson as next head coach? 

Post#23 » by sc8581 » Thu Feb 13, 2014 11:17 am

Bleacher report is garbage but it's certainly entertaining when nothing else is going on.
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Re: Pistons looking at Phil Jackson as next head coach? 

Post#24 » by sc8581 » Thu Feb 13, 2014 2:10 pm

ImHeisenberg wrote:
DBC10 wrote:Lol no way. I'll eat my shoes if it happens.


I'll eat your left shoe if he signs on. I don't see a scenario where he coaches the Pistons, even if he was given front office control as well.


We trade Monroe or Smith for a really good SG then sign LeBron in the summer, along with a few vets trying to win rings. That could at least be feasible right? :wink:
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Re: Pistons looking at Phil Jackson as next head coach? 

Post#25 » by rmfc » Thu Feb 13, 2014 2:25 pm

engelbert321 wrote:Coach no, GM maybe...


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Re: Pistons looking at Phil Jackson as next head coach? 

Post#26 » by ThirdMan » Thu Feb 13, 2014 7:06 pm

DBC10 wrote:Lol no way. I'll eat my shoes if it happens. Plus, Jackson doesn't want to coach teams that aren't good.Give Loyer at least this season and maybe we'll see how it goes.


This times a 1000. Phil has never coached a rebuilding team and never will. He has a legacy as a great coach (even though he's had MJ, Scottie, Shaq, Kobe) and will not coach a bad team that could jeopardize that.
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Re: Pistons looking at Phil Jackson as next head coach? 

Post#27 » by DBC10 » Thu Feb 13, 2014 7:40 pm

ThirdMan wrote:
DBC10 wrote:Lol no way. I'll eat my shoes if it happens. Plus, Jackson doesn't want to coach teams that aren't good.Give Loyer at least this season and maybe we'll see how it goes.


This times a 1000. Phil has never coached a rebuilding team and never will. He has a legacy as a great coach (even though he's had MJ, Scottie, Shaq, Kobe) and will not coach a bad team that could jeopardize that.
Yeah, he won't coach without at least 1 superstar.
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Post#28 » by gusman » Fri Feb 14, 2014 2:27 am

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Re: Pistons looking at Phil Jackson as next head coach? 

Post#29 » by ImHeisenberg » Fri Feb 14, 2014 2:58 am

sc8581 wrote:
ImHeisenberg wrote:
DBC10 wrote:Lol no way. I'll eat my shoes if it happens.


I'll eat your left shoe if he signs on. I don't see a scenario where he coaches the Pistons, even if he was given front office control as well.


We trade Monroe or Smith for a really good SG then sign LeBron in the summer, along with a few vets trying to win rings. That could at least be feasible right? :wink:

I suppose I should have clarified that to "realistic scenario", shouldn't I have?
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Post#30 » by gusman » Fri Feb 14, 2014 3:27 am

DBC10 wrote:
ThirdMan wrote:
DBC10 wrote:Lol no way. I'll eat my shoes if it happens. Plus, Jackson doesn't want to coach teams that aren't good.Give Loyer at least this season and maybe we'll see how it goes.


This times a 1000. Phil has never coached a rebuilding team and never will. He has a legacy as a great coach (even though he's had MJ, Scottie, Shaq, Kobe) and will not coach a bad team that could jeopardize that.
Yeah, he won't coach without at least 1 superstar.


Do you think a wizards fan would have believed Jordan would be on their team in 2001???


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Re: Pistons looking at Phil Jackson as next head coach? 

Post#31 » by ComboGuardCity » Fri Feb 14, 2014 3:43 am

gusman wrote:
DBC10 wrote:
ThirdMan wrote:
This times a 1000. Phil has never coached a rebuilding team and never will. He has a legacy as a great coach (even though he's had MJ, Scottie, Shaq, Kobe) and will not coach a bad team that could jeopardize that.
Yeah, he won't coach without at least 1 superstar.


Do you think a wizards fan would have believed Jordan would be on their team in 2001???


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Re: Pistons looking at Phil Jackson as next head coach? 

Post#32 » by Snakebites » Fri Feb 14, 2014 3:59 am

I believe Phil is a great coach, but what people say is true.

He's never developed a superstar.

Jordan, Shaq, Kobe, and Scottie were all ready made stars when he took over those teams. We have no idea how he'd handle a rebuilding situation. Closest we've seen to one is after Jordan retired the first time, and there was still a pretty well established core of veterans there.

Its a moot point, though. He's not coming out of retirement to put on a conductor hat for this trainwreck.
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Re: Pistons looking at Phil Jackson as next head coach? 

Post#33 » by paQo the BAWSER » Fri Feb 14, 2014 4:14 am

Snakebites wrote:I believe Phil is a great coach, but what people say is true.

He's never developed a superstar.

Jordan, Shaq, Kobe, and Scottie were all ready made stars when he took over those teams. We have no idea how he'd handle a rebuilding situation. Closest we've seen to one is after Jordan retired the first time, and there was still a pretty well established core of veterans there.

Its a moot point, though. He's not coming out of retirement to put on a conductor hat for this trainwreck.

Well, this is true, but Jackson can turn a Melo type of player in a winning type of player. He's not very good developing young players, but he's very good developing stars into superstars.

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