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Whyd my clipper hater unification thread get locked?
Whyd my clipper hater unification thread get locked?
WHAT
Theres a laker hater and heat hater thread and i made a clipper one and it was deleted
Whyd my clipper hater unification thread get locked?
WHAT
Theres a laker hater and heat hater thread and i made a clipper one and it was deleted
Whyd my clipper hater unification thread get locked?
WHAT
Theres a laker hater and heat hater thread and i made a clipper one and it was deleted
There are some major differences between the Lakers & Heat... and the Clippers. It got deleted because that franchise doesn't deserve it's own arena, let alone thread.
Whyd my clipper hater unification thread get locked?
WHAT
Theres a laker hater and heat hater thread and i made a clipper one and it was deleted
There are some major differences between the Lakers & Heat... and the Clippers. It got deleted because that franchise doesn't deserve it's own arena, let alone thread.
Whyd my clipper hater unification thread get locked?
WHAT
Theres a laker hater and heat hater thread and i made a clipper one and it was deleted
I heard his stance on this on Dan LeBatard's show yesterday. He is more upset that there is a bidding war it seems over Kerr as opposed to other proven coaches. He pointed out specifically Black coaches, but I don't want to go down that road here. In a sense he's right. Just because you've had championship pedigree coaches and experience doesn't necessarily mean you're going to be a great coach. Kevin McHale has been getting killed this postseason and look where he came from as a player. SAS didn't say Kerr wasn't deserving, he was just surprised at the opportunity he's getting right out of the box.
Stephen A Smith and his long *** reads
pretty good one
http://espn.go.com/new-york/columns...leading-coaching-candidate-multiple-teams-why
No one should have a problem with Steve Kerr being a leading candidate for "a" coaching job.
He's a five-time champion. He's been groomed by champions. He's a former executive and a respected basketball mind who is far from the first individual with no coaching experience whatsoever to be on the verge of landing a head-coaching gig.
But that would be "a" job. As in one job. Not two jobs. Or three. Or four, depending on what reports you believe. For any individual with Kerr's lack of experience to have that many opportunities laid at their doorstep, it begs the question: "What the hell has Steve Kerr done to deserve multiple dabs at the cookie jar?"
Feel free to provide an answer to this question, folks.
Take your time. I'll wait.
I heard his stance on this on Dan LeBatard's show yesterday. He is more upset that there is a bidding war it seems over Kerr as opposed to other proven coaches. He pointed out specifically Black coaches, but I don't want to go down that road here. In a sense he's right. Just because you've had championship pedigree coaches and experience doesn't necessarily mean you're going to be a great coach. Kevin McHale has been getting killed this postseason and look where he came from as a player. SAS didn't say Kerr wasn't deserving, he was just surprised at the opportunity he's getting right out of the box.
There are some major differences between the Lakers & Heat... and the Clippers. It got deleted because that franchise doesn't deserve it's own arena, let alone thread.
That same franchise will be running LA for the next 5 yrs tho
Quoting this again for those that missed it last night due to it being published during the middle of the Wizards-Pacers game.
Maybe Kerr was held in high regard due to his time as GM of the Suns? I dunno, really...just trying to rationalize or make sense of why he's such a hot name.
When it comes to Steve Kerr, I really think what he did in Phoenix has a lot to do with it. He built a championship team over there that could have beaten us, and some say they would have if not for the suspensions and then they would have absolutely smacked the Pistons. His only folly was basically breaking the team apart trying to build up the defense, but I honestly think he would have fixed it if he stayed around.
Hes proven hes got a mind for basketball, and seems like a guy players would get along with.
http://valleyofthesuns.com/2010/06/16/a-look-back-at-steve-kerrs-tenure-as-suns-gm/
That chronicles his tenure decently, best I have found so far.
seems about right i guessMaybe Kerr was held in high regard due to his time as GM of the Suns? I dunno, really...just trying to rationalize or make sense of why he's such a hot name.
Quoting this again for those that missed it last night due to it being published during the middle of the Wizards-Pacers game.
Maybe Kerr was held in high regard due to his time as GM of the Suns? I dunno, really...just trying to rationalize or make sense of why he's such a hot name.
I forgot to mention that SAS was bothered also because he has connections to Phil in NY and the GSW team president from his Suns days. He questioned that is it moving back to the days where you get hired based on who you know vs. your own merit. Now, Kerr did do a good job as Suns GM. Championship team...idk about that. That's going too far. But to give him credit, it was mentioned he wanted Tibbs on that staff and D'antoni didn't. Nonetheless, being a GM and a coach are two totally different roles altogether.When it comes to Steve Kerr, I really think what he did in Phoenix has a lot to do with it. He built a championship team over there that could have beaten us, and some say they would have if not for the suspensions and then they would have absolutely smacked the Pistons. His only folly was basically breaking the team apart trying to build up the defense, but I honestly think he would have fixed it if he stayed around.
Hes proven hes got a mind for basketball, and seems like a guy players would get along with.
agreed
I forgot to mention that SAS was bothered also because he has connections to Phil in NY and the GSW team president from his Suns days. He questioned that is it moving back to the days where you get hired based on who you know vs. your own merit. Now, Kerr did do a good job as Suns GM. Championship team...idk about that. That's going too far. But to give him credit, it was mentioned he wanted Tibbs on that staff and D'antoni didn't. Nonetheless, being a GM and a coach are two totally different roles altogether.