lilfishi22 wrote:I didn't really pay attention to Toronto when Triano was coach but anyone have insight on his style, schemes and approach etc?
What I know for sure is that Triano can get you Steve Nash here. As a HC, assistant or whatever.
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lilfishi22 wrote:I didn't really pay attention to Toronto when Triano was coach but anyone have insight on his style, schemes and approach etc?
Kerrsed wrote:matt131 wrote:written in march but still:
http://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/page/presents18986226/five-nba-coaching-prospects-watch
I like #1 on that list!!!!!
Saberestar wrote:Reagarding schemes, I think that he is a solid coach with a lot of experience.
Obviously not a A+ HC in the league, but he is not Lindsey Hunter.
Not a defensive coach, that is true.
lilfishi22 wrote:I didn't really pay attention to Toronto when Triano was coach but anyone have insight on his style, schemes and approach etc?
lilfishi22 wrote:I didn't really pay attention to Toronto when Triano was coach but anyone have insight on his style, schemes and approach etc?
m1chal wrote:lilfishi22 wrote:I didn't really pay attention to Toronto when Triano was coach but anyone have insight on his style, schemes and approach etc?
I remember Raptors fans hated him.
Banana Milk wrote:matt131 wrote:written in march but still:
http://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/page/presents18986226/five-nba-coaching-prospects-watch
I like Messina and Chris Fleming from that list. Just watched the Brooklyn game today and they briefly talked about Fleming - sounds like an interesting candidate that well and truly proved himself overseas and as the coach of the German National team.
carey wrote:lilfishi22 wrote:I didn't really pay attention to Toronto when Triano was coach but anyone have insight on his style, schemes and approach etc?
Follow @SunsFilm. We've been running it. This is Triano's offense.
lilfishi22 wrote:I didn't really pay attention to Toronto when Triano was coach but anyone have insight on his style, schemes and approach etc?
Kerrsed wrote:lilfishi22 wrote:I didn't really pay attention to Toronto when Triano was coach but anyone have insight on his style, schemes and approach etc?
Well, looking at the rosters of Toronto when he was head coach his track record with young players development doesnt look to hot. He had Derozan as a rookie his first season (Only showed real improvement the season after Triano was released), and had a plethora of 1 and 2 year players throughout his 3 year career there, and none of them really became players. I'd say the 2nd best was Bayless.
After Toronto signed him for 3 years, they felt they could find better and didnt pick up his 3rd year option.
His 1st full season the Raptors were #5 in the league for Offense and Last in the league in Defense.
His 2nd season the Raptors were #20 in Offense and again ranked Last in Defense.
His head coaching total is 87 Wins, 142 Losses.
Kerrsed wrote:lilfishi22 wrote:I didn't really pay attention to Toronto when Triano was coach but anyone have insight on his style, schemes and approach etc?
Well, looking at the rosters of Toronto when he was head coach his track record with young players development doesnt look to hot. He had Derozan as a rookie his first season (Only showed real improvement the season after Triano was released), and had a plethora of 1 and 2 year players throughout his 3 year career there, and none of them really became players. I'd say the 2nd best was Bayless.
After Toronto signed him for 3 years, they felt they could find better and didnt pick up his 3rd year option.
His 1st full season the Raptors were #5 in the league for Offense and Last in the league in Defense.
His 2nd season the Raptors were #20 in Offense and again ranked Last in Defense.
His head coaching total is 87 Wins, 142 Losses.
Qwigglez wrote:Let's give the front office some help on what trade targets they should go after.
Bledsoe/Chriss/2018 Miami 1st for Jabari Parker/Greg Monroe
Bledsoe for Murray/Parker - Waive Parker so he can join the Spurs again
Bledsoe/2018 & 2021 Miami 1st for Channing Frye/IT/Nets pick
Bledsoe/Len/2018 Miami 1st for Drummond
Bledsoe for Rubio
Bledsoe for Rivers + 2 picks
Bledsoe/Chriss for Biyombo/Isaacs
lilfishi22 wrote:Kerrsed wrote:lilfishi22 wrote:I didn't really pay attention to Toronto when Triano was coach but anyone have insight on his style, schemes and approach etc?
Well, looking at the rosters of Toronto when he was head coach his track record with young players development doesnt look to hot. He had Derozan as a rookie his first season (Only showed real improvement the season after Triano was released), and had a plethora of 1 and 2 year players throughout his 3 year career there, and none of them really became players. I'd say the 2nd best was Bayless.
After Toronto signed him for 3 years, they felt they could find better and didnt pick up his 3rd year option.
His 1st full season the Raptors were #5 in the league for Offense and Last in the league in Defense.
His 2nd season the Raptors were #20 in Offense and again ranked Last in Defense.
His head coaching total is 87 Wins, 142 Losses.
A 15 spot drop in offense in one season? That doesn't speak too well of his offensive schemes
BobbieL wrote:On the other topic of the day : Bledsoe
is there a market for him out there? I mean, if they take little - like would Denver turn down Mudiay, Arthur and next years 1st for Bledsoe
The Cavs don't seem to be an option unless they think Isiah is done but Isiah wouldn't like Phoenix
Milwaukee mentioned
Also, what market does chandler have - if any?
Blackification wrote:lilfishi22 wrote:Kerrsed wrote:
Well, looking at the rosters of Toronto when he was head coach his track record with young players development doesnt look to hot. He had Derozan as a rookie his first season (Only showed real improvement the season after Triano was released), and had a plethora of 1 and 2 year players throughout his 3 year career there, and none of them really became players. I'd say the 2nd best was Bayless.
After Toronto signed him for 3 years, they felt they could find better and didnt pick up his 3rd year option.
His 1st full season the Raptors were #5 in the league for Offense and Last in the league in Defense.
His 2nd season the Raptors were #20 in Offense and again ranked Last in Defense.
His head coaching total is 87 Wins, 142 Losses.
A 15 spot drop in offense in one season? That doesn't speak too well of his offensive schemes
We hired him as an assistant for those offensive schemes![]()
lilfishi22 wrote:BobbieL wrote:On the other topic of the day : Bledsoe
is there a market for him out there? I mean, if they take little - like would Denver turn down Mudiay, Arthur and next years 1st for Bledsoe
The Cavs don't seem to be an option unless they think Isiah is done but Isiah wouldn't like Phoenix
Milwaukee mentioned
Also, what market does chandler have - if any?
There is a market but I don't think it's particularly hot. I think whoever gets him will most probably get him below what he would've likely fetched if he had been traded in the offseason. On top of showing very little in the 3 games so far, him publicly wanting out at the same time as the S-show and chaos that's Phoenix Suns right now (from top to bottom), I'd imagine teams will be looking to capitalise.
Qwigglez wrote:Let's give the front office some help on what trade targets they should go after.
Bledsoe/Chriss/2018 Miami 1st for Jabari Parker/Greg Monroe
Bledsoe for Murray/Parker - Waive Parker so he can join the Spurs again
Bledsoe/2018 & 2021 Miami 1st for Channing Frye/IT/Nets pick
Bledsoe/Len/2018 Miami 1st for Drummond
Bledsoe for Rubio
Bledsoe for Rivers + 2 picks
Bledsoe/Chriss for Biyombo/Isaacs