>He jumped at the first offer and while I understand WHY, it
>was a terrible decision and he will likely not get another
>shot with the leverage he had this time. By the time he leaves
>Cleveland he will be dragged through Haslam's mud and three
>losing seasons and that will be it for his HC chances.

Umm

The leverage he had earned him an offer with personnel
control, which is the single biggest gripe of ever head
coach ever: that they don't get to choose the pieces

That's *always* the problem with head coaching

Cleveland UNLIKE San Francisco came at him as an EXPERT
off rip. That's what leverage gets you.

HE SHOULD HAVE been at the top of EVERYONE'S list.

San Fran SHOULD NOT be fucking around and waiting.

Cleveland is the only team that treated him as his
credentials warranted



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