Some of those coaches are legitimately solid, actually, and you didn't even name the worst of the worst(Byron Scott)..not surprising coming from you, though:lol..Quote:
Originally Posted by houston spurs fan
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Some of those coaches are legitimately solid, actually, and you didn't even name the worst of the worst(Byron Scott)..not surprising coming from you, though:lol..Quote:
Originally Posted by houston spurs fan
yeah :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by HarlemHeat37
As for the op, as much as I dislike Brooks, I appreciate the fact that he at least doesn't get treated like a dirty rug..it's a huge challenge heading a team with two strong personalities like Alpha and Servant. He wasn't a good x and o guy for sure though.
I highly doubt hammon would command any respect whatsoever without pop. Knowledge wise though she's better than many..
Monty, Byron, Hollins, shaw etc
That wasn't exactly reinventing the wheel though. Stevie Wonder could see that was the matchup to go for, particular with Danny Green and Rookie Kawhi as the other perimeter players in the starting lineup.Quote:
Originally Posted by Russ
As simple of an adjustment as it was, Pop never found an answer. Part of that was Danny choking hard, but it is what it is. That experienced helped build him (and KL) into a vital component of championship level squads.Quote:
Originally Posted by MI21
Yeah, but Snyder is actually a very good coach.Quote:
Originally Posted by houston spurs fan
Brooks isn't terrible. I'd say average NBA coaching material.
As much shit as we give Brooks the Thunder seemed to get better every year.....after the Finals appearance, they kinda plateaued, but they were definitely the only team capable of beating us during our championship run. We were rolling along nicely by the time we faced them and they still took us to 6, and almost forced a game 7 if it weren't for the clutchness of TD/Kawhi.
Yeah, I remember the TV guys talking about making that happen. Shouldn't Jeff Van Gundy get credit for the move?Quote:
Originally Posted by MI21
Yes, based on talent and athleticism. Not Brooks. I mean, we don't 100% but still...Quote:
Originally Posted by unleashbaynes
Becky needs to be a Spurs assistant again this year. Then, the following year, she needs to be the HC of the Austin Spurs for at least a year, if not two. Afterwards, she can move back to being an assistant to the Spurs, before taking over for Pop when he retires.
Van Gundy & Malone are good coaches, Hollins & Scott should be on there
Sorry folks. She ain't ready. She can take over a WNBA team or a women's college team right now. The NBA is a totally different animal. I bet she becomes the next HC of the Silver Stars before she ever gets an NBA HC gig.
I think Parker should try to find an answer himself. He was in best shape of his life, uninjured. He got closed by a very good defender personally, one on one.Quote:
Originally Posted by z0sa
i don't think you can really include quin snyder as one of those. i became a jazz fan this year (and watched 81 games, including a couple with damn good performances against los spurs) and really like what he's done in such a short period of time with such a young group of kids. and i think mike malone might surprise you as well - i've seen/heard good things about him.Quote:
Originally Posted by houston spurs fan
bingo dr.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheDoctor
Wow, way to set the bar high...Quote:
Originally Posted by TheDoctor
I blame it as much equally on Pop. This tends to happen when the Spurs go on those long streaks into the playoffs. Pop.out thinks himself. He is more loose and flowing when the Spurs are trading blows.Quote:
Originally Posted by San Antonio Slayer
Scotty Brooks = homeless Steve Kerr
Becky Hammon = (just) dickless Steve Kerr
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Originally Posted by tmtcsc