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Man i don't want this guy leaving.
...Brown for Iggy? Too much to ask?
Pj? Comin back?
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Keith Pompey of The Philadelphia Inquirer: Tuesday marks the 89th day since Doug Collins stepped down to take a consultant's role with the team, and it seems that no one except general manager Sam Hinkie and majority owner Josh Harris know when the coaching search will conclude. So far that's been OK for assistant coach Michael Curry, who is a candidate for the job. The 44-year-old, who was the associate head coach under Collins, is expected to interview for the job, and Curry's on-the-job training has been as good as it gets. … "I'll just continue to work every day and continue to get better as a coach," said Curry, who along with assistant coaches Aaron McKie and Jeff Capel, is under contract for another season. "I'm the senior guy on the staff, so I will continue to lead the rest of the staff and the players that we still have and the ones we have under contract. Just continue to make them get better." Curry said Hinkie informed him that the coaching search would be a long process when they first spoke. The Sixers also are expected to interview Boston Celtics assistant coach Jay Larranaga, according to multiple reports. Five other NBA assistants - Brett Brown (San Antonio Spurs), David Fizdale (Miami Heat), Melvin Hunt (Denver Nuggets), Chris Finch (Houston Rockets) and Kelvin Sampson (Houston Rockets) - have also been mentioned as candidates for the Sixers' job.
Kelvin Sampson
Who the takes this long to hire a new head coach? Doesn't this seem a little odd to you guys?
i hope they find another guy. losing Bud and Brown in one offseason would suck. bringing PJ back would be an uninspired, backwards move. plus he's 64 years old. lets assume he can competently take over as a coach, how long would that last anyway? from what i've heard about him he's a big advanced stat/metrics guy. if thats the case, at his age, i'd prefer to have him somewhere in the FO when it comes to personnel, not as a coach
Jesus ing Christ!!Are there any other teams out there that get their personnel plucked as much as the spurs??
Hinkie is a respected front office guy, and he's done a good job there so far -- he certainly fleeced Dell Demps on draft night. Personally, I'm willing to grant him the benefit of the doubt that he knows what he's doing for now.
They are also clearly tanking for the next draft.
Well, yes. But ideally, even if you're tanking, you would want a good developmental coach to help the young players on the roster to get better.
spurs are interested in ron adams ......................................
signed with celtics........................................... ..
^props...................
Damn was hoping brown could stay 1 more season invade Duncan and pop leave
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