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Nice post.Chris Paul is a much better example than Russ, a player who Dejounte is also watching, so ask yourself who is better mentor Russ or CP3?
Regarding Pop and Phil,
1) Pop took a shot at Phil in 2002 saying that he allows someone (Kobe) to take "as many as eight shots in a row" and yet this season Kawhi has a higher USAGE% than Kobe had (check it via basketball-reference.com) it's a slight lead but put that in perspective
2) Pop is clearly the better ing coach, I mean look at their legacy Phil has les but no disciples in this league. Yes he won more but he always had more. He had arguably the best player of all time, yet we had to go against a guy who is one championship away from possibly surpassing Jordan! Oh and Kobe and Shaq in their respective primes and healthy. Pop is the one who did more with less, that's for sure. And the guy is a superstar among coaches over in Europe and the NBA and has so many disciples.
The vast majority of coaches out there would rather be Pop not Phil Jackson. I think that's a statistic you can accurately measure and decides the argument as to who was the better and most successful coach.
I wonder how much credit Kerr is going to get is these Warriors win multiple les.
Interesting article.
Would like to see specifics about what he does, also a larger sample size then Chrissy Paul, Pelican and Pattycake. (not from you thanks for the article I mean I'd like to see more info on it. Not sure if one can get specifics from him without paying his fee.) Pattycake does look pretty healthy this year.
Chris Paul on this team the last few years would've been a dream. We'd have been favorites every year.
Murray is 6'6". I peg him more as a Shaun Livingston than a Chris Paul. JMO.
Agreed. He should retire and get aids trying to lead a progressivist riot
As much as Paul is the prototype to follow - court awareness, game control etc, he has vision and other things which you just can't teach. Hopefully he can learn some things from his game, but obviously with his physical tools and different instincts, he'll never be the same type of player.
Honestly I think he can learn alot from Parker, both being speedy.
Subtle but cold shot at porker tbh.
While he's at it, can he tell Slomo to study Bobo?
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