dean456 wrote:IggieCC wrote:Clippers, just like Lakers with AD, gave up their future for PG13. I don't know what they can do to make the team any better. They can't probably resign guys like Morris and Reggie Jackson. Lou will be 34 and he's a tiny man. Pat Bev doesn't seem like he can stay healthy. Who wants PG for 30 mil per year in pandemic? They probably have no choice but to give it another go and that's hardly the end of the world as long as Kawhi
If I were the Clippers I'd be kind of pissed at Doc. He hasn't managed to get Kawhi and PG playing in unison all year. Unless it was a result of injury woes I'd be really concerned with why he hasn't got them firing on all cylinders. Seemed like a no brainer. How you have Beverly, PG, Kawhi, Morris and Harrell as your go to lineup and you aren't completely locking teams up makes me think he's not doing a good job getting the most out of his guys.
To be honest outside of his stint with the Boston big 3 he really hasn't been that impressive. His teams with the Clippers in the early days even underachieved Paul, Griffin, Redick, Jordan, Crawford as their core with notable additions like Hedo Türkoğlu, Paul Pierce, Darren Collison, Matt Barnes, Austin Rivers, Jeff Green and Luc Mbah a Moute over those years.
Looking back I feel like Doc gets too much credit as a coach. He's a decent regular season coach but when it comes to the playoffs he seems to fall off.
I agree that he's a bit overrated. Tail end of Prime KG, PP, Ray Allen and only one ring to show for it. That was 2008? His "championship coach" label has to be wearing off.