SenorSpur
07-08-2005, 03:27 AM
I'm a bit concerned that our wonderful assistant coach, P. J Carlisemo, can't seem to buy his way into another head coaching gig.
As has been stated here before, that loser Latrell Sprewell, chokes hims in practice a few years ago, gets suspended, pays his fine and gets second, third and fourth chances in this league.
P.J., on the other hand, was the victim, gets blackballed because of the incident and hasn't had a job since. Hell, he couldn't even land the open Minnesota job because Spreewell (ironically) was the one who whispered into KG's ear and eventually killed any hopes of an offer.
Something is afoul here. The NBA coaching carousel has been in full swing over the past two years. Teams like Philadelphia and Boston have had at least 3 coaches in the past two seasons.
Meanwhile, spare assistant coaches list Terry Stotts (MIL), Wayne Casey (MIN), Mike Montgomery (GS), and Jeff Bzdelik (DEN) all get first cracks, while other more qualified coaches such as Jim O'Brien, Bryon Scott (NO), Scott Skiles (CHI), Rudy T. (LA), Brian Hill (ORL) all get second chances.
Don't get me wrong. I'd love for P.J. to stay with Spurs. From what I hear, all the Spurs players love him and he's earned the respect of everyone around him.
As we all know, winning breeds success. Danny Ferry was the first in the organization to cash in on the organizational success and well deserved - I might add. It's also time for some team to give P.J. some love and offer him a second chance.
As has been stated here before, that loser Latrell Sprewell, chokes hims in practice a few years ago, gets suspended, pays his fine and gets second, third and fourth chances in this league.
P.J., on the other hand, was the victim, gets blackballed because of the incident and hasn't had a job since. Hell, he couldn't even land the open Minnesota job because Spreewell (ironically) was the one who whispered into KG's ear and eventually killed any hopes of an offer.
Something is afoul here. The NBA coaching carousel has been in full swing over the past two years. Teams like Philadelphia and Boston have had at least 3 coaches in the past two seasons.
Meanwhile, spare assistant coaches list Terry Stotts (MIL), Wayne Casey (MIN), Mike Montgomery (GS), and Jeff Bzdelik (DEN) all get first cracks, while other more qualified coaches such as Jim O'Brien, Bryon Scott (NO), Scott Skiles (CHI), Rudy T. (LA), Brian Hill (ORL) all get second chances.
Don't get me wrong. I'd love for P.J. to stay with Spurs. From what I hear, all the Spurs players love him and he's earned the respect of everyone around him.
As we all know, winning breeds success. Danny Ferry was the first in the organization to cash in on the organizational success and well deserved - I might add. It's also time for some team to give P.J. some love and offer him a second chance.