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Clipper Nation
04-30-2017, 10:52 PM
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He also has the most Game 7 home losses of any coach in NBA history now, breaking a tie with Pat Riley. Glenn Rivers is hot garbage as a coach, plain and simple.
dabom
04-30-2017, 11:00 PM
Major cuckery. :lol
baseline bum
04-30-2017, 11:03 PM
Coc still has two more years on his contract, so maybe you get that series leads blown streak up to 7.
illusioNtEk
05-01-2017, 12:03 AM
Clipper Nation I enjoy your post and threads.... cheers bro for keeping it real :bobo
Chillen
05-01-2017, 12:19 AM
If they keep the team together Doc Rivers is going to get the boot by Balmer. So the Clippers can say it's the coaches fault his players can't get it done or are always injured. It's funny because they fired Vinny Del Negro thinking Rivers was the answer to everything, Del Negro did a respectable job with the team.
StrengthAndHonor
05-01-2017, 12:19 AM
Don't forget the 3-1 series he blew against Detroit. The Clippers did not made history, Doc did.
StrengthAndHonor
05-01-2017, 12:31 AM
If they keep the team together Doc Rivers is going to get the boot by Balmer. So the Clippers can say it's the coaches fault his players can't get it done or are always injured.
Choke and superficial talk are exactly what this team has emulated from its current leader.


Any-who. I think Davis said it best.
What Doc had in '08 [with the Boston Celtics] was special and he was lucky as hell … Lucky as hell. The year before that they was wearing trash bags … But then the next year they win it, now he is one of the best coaches ever? I'm just not feeling that. You know what I mean? You give credit to KG [Kevin Garnett]. You give credit to Paul Pierce. You give credit to Ray Allen. Those are the guys who made sure whatever Doc needed to be done, got done.
Caltex2
05-01-2017, 01:41 AM
Don't forget the 3-1 series he blew against Detroit. The Clippers did not made history, Doc did.

LOL, the only coach in NBA history to blow two 3-1 series leads. Just like Paul Westphal blowing a 2-0 (both on the road) and 3-1 lead in back-to-back seasons against Clutch City and blowing a chance to win the NBA title without a full fledged Jordan team in the league either year.