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I just read on ESPN that Dolan wants to keep Isiah in the organization in some form
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Originally Posted by allen3xis
He absolutely can't stay.
Not in any way shape or form.
Jackson is not only a fan favorite in New York, but also possesses a great mind for basketball. His 17-year career as a floor general lends display the proper attributes to handle the X's and O's aspect of coaching and commanding respect from his players He is a risky pick given his inexperience, but he could turn into a new Avery Johnson. The rumor mill mentioned names such as Scott Skiles and Rick Carlisle as potential candidates. I don't think a disciplinarian in the mold of Larry Brown is what the Knicks need. Both Skiles and Carlisle have track records of disenfranchising players and staff with their temperamental personalities. The Knicks need someone the players not only respect, but feel will lead them in the right direction. Jackson can be that coach.
I agree. When heand Avery both played i knew that they would both coach. just as i knew that Herb would coach after and i think that Malik Rosewill as well, and possibly Jason kidd...
I knew they were both going to be good coaches because they were both vocal leaders and had great basketball minds. But i have always felt that Mark was thesmarter mind and was an extremely smart PG. i truly believe he will be dynamite with his Xs ond Os, my man really knows the game. But coaching posseses otherqualities along with knowing the game he is a fan favorite and a NY native and has that tough NYC kid attitude that NY loves so much inside of him, if he doeshis job right he will have the whole cit behind him. Most importantly probably is that he is young and he will bring some fire from our young guys when werebuild. Forget about inexperience let him make his rookie mistakes in his first few years so he will be a molded veteran when our time comes. And as a benefitfrom his inexperience he doesnt have that ego issue. That has hurt us in the past and Carsile and especially Skiles know what they want and may be stubbornwith it. Jackson will get into his own style and he will find away with his knowledge and his fire to be a great Knicks coach. I truly think that he is the manfor the job. While i would not mind a Carsile or any coach not named Isiah Thomas i think Jackson should be our man.
btw this is the whole article its a pretty good read, it is a lot better than alot of the other bone headed "rebuild the Knicks" plans that i haveseen lately...
http://knicks.realgm.com/articles/22/20080327/new_day_coming_for_the_knicks/
Originally Posted by NYK orange and blue
here's a very rare moment in recent knicks history
Their next game will be on My9 on sunday at 4pm
Originally Posted by 75 Partly Cloudy
20 wins??!
If the lakers ever only won 20 games they would tear the city apart.
Originally Posted by NYK orange and blue
well basketball isn't the only sport in NYC.....Baseball season is coming up...