Should Bernie Bickerstaff get Coach of the Year consideration?

[midnightpulp]

How he was able to manufacture a .750 winning percentage with one of the lower-tier teams in the NBA was nothing short of a miracle, something that the much more established Mike Brown and Mike D'Antoni have failed to replicate.

Most underrated and under appreciated Lakers head coach since Del Harris.

[ElNono]

I thought he's still with D'Antoni?

[midnightpulp]

I thought he's still with D'Antoni?

Token job. His only duties now are probably fetching Pringles coffee and oiling up Dwight.

But, man, when he was on the sidelines calling the shots, it was something special. Probably like watching Michelangelo sculpt or Picasso paint.

[Splits]

I think you're being a little rough on _'Antoni. It's a process.

Dwight will put on his free throw pants.

Wait till Nash gets back.

[irishock]

Bickerstaff was .800, would've been 65-17 for a full season.

[AaronY]

http://forums.lakersground.net/viewtopic.php?t=153182

[midnightpulp]

Bickerstaff was .800, would've been 65-17 for a full season.

That's right. 4-1. Thought he was 3-1.

Lakers cruise to the title with him at the helm. Guaranfuckinteed.

[Mugen]

Dem Lakers have more assistant coaches than wins tbh

[Expert]

How he was able to manufacture a .750 winning percentage with one of the lower-tier teams in the NBA was nothing short of a miracle, something that the much more established Mike Brown and Mike D'Antoni have failed to replicate.

Most underrated and under appreciated Lakers head coach since Del Harris.
Yes of course. There it is done.