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Yes that is what you call a bad loss. Being 98% to win when up 89-70

Now they gotta play game 7 on the road and JSmoove has his swagger back.

Josh Smith believing Josh Smith can shoot 3's, especially of the step-back variety, should all but assure the Clippers a spot in WCF.
 

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Hopefully Chicago fires the coach so he can come to NO
 
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Hopefully the Pacers win the lottery next week with a 8,000-1 shot. This is why the NBA is not popular. The lottery determines everything

BTW: Every NBA coach sucks. Give me Lebron and I would win too.
 

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Over/under 2.5 years until Davis tears his achilles if Thibs is the coach. He'll play him 43 minutes a game in a blowout win over the Knicks.
 

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Over/under 2.5 years until Davis tears his achilles if Thibs is the coach. He'll play him 43 minutes a game in a blowout win over the Knicks.

Serious?

Who would you suggest then?

The thought of Mark Jackson makes me cringe
 
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Hopefully the Pacers win the lottery next week with a 8,000-1 shot. This is why the NBA is not popular. The lottery determines everything

BTW: Every NBA coach sucks. Give me Lebron and I would win too.

There would be a mutiny within 1 week of you taking over any NBA team.
 

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This should be a very appealing job to have.

I bet George Karl regrets not waiting.

We would have hired him instantly
 

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He should got rid of Dale Demps.
It took David Stern to intervene on the original CP3 trade that was so bad the commish would not let it go through.

Then he made just a slightly less terrible trade to the clips.

Then he trades the other big guy from Kentucky for a point guard that can't play 3 games in a row without getting hurt.
 

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What about Scott Brooks
 

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John Calipari would be the dream hire
 

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Yes that is what you call a bad loss. Being 98% to win when up 89-70

Now they gotta play game 7 on the road and JSmoove has his swagger back.

Haha, JSmoove!!! At the beginning of the season Mantis and I were talking about him almost every day about how garbage he is and the reason the Pistons were sucking. I don't know what is more surprising, Smith playing like that or Austin Rivers playing like he has this playoffs.
 

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Serious?

Who would you suggest then?

The thought of Mark Jackson makes me cringe

Thibs might still be the best choice but he needs to rein in some of his bad tendencies. He is notorious for running his players into the ground with grueling practices and too many minutes during the regular season. My guess is if NO hired him they would likely tell him he needs to get on board with managing the players minutes better, but you never know, their owner is senile afterall.

He is a great defensive coach but the NBA isn't the NFL, it is pretty easy to copy what a team is doing defensively and I do think over the years that a lot of teams have now caughtup to what he is doing on that end. Pretty much all teams use some version of the strangle the strongside philosophy that he made popular.

I think he would be a good hire overall but he needs to realize you don't win a ring for best regular season record.
 

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Thibs might still be the best choice but he needs to rein in some of his bad tendencies. He is notorious for running his players into the ground with grueling practices and too many minutes during the regular season. My guess is if NO hired him they would likely tell him he needs to get on board with managing the players minutes better, but you never know, their owner is senile afterall.

He is a great defensive coach but the NBA isn't the NFL, it is pretty easy to copy what a team is doing defensively and I do think over the years that a lot of teams have now caughtup to what he is doing on that end. Pretty much all teams use some version of the strangle the strongside philosophy.

Hard to believe one of POPS ex assistants would basically be the exact opposite of POPS when it comes to minute control. POPS gets bitched at for leaving starters home on road trips.

You figure has top ex assistant would not go the exact opposite direction.
 

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He should got rid of Dale Demps.
It took David Stern to intervene on the original CP3 trade that was so bad the commish would not let it go through.

Then he made just a slightly less terrible trade to the clips.

Then he trades the other big guy from Kentucky for a point guard that can't play 3 games in a row without getting hurt.

They've just been mashing buttons and making moves like their owner is gonna die soon and they needed to win ASAP. Oh wait, he is going to die soon.
 

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