-The Knicks’ coaching search still includes a lone frontrunner, Kurt Rambis, whose qualifications for the position include a strong relationship with Jackson and a willingness to take the job.
dula dibiasi Member since Apr 05th 2004 21925 posts
Fri Aug-04-17 03:40 PM
3. "as the coach/exec twofer role continues its march to obsolescence." In response to Reply # 0
absurd to think one person can capably perform both duties in this day and age. that shit should've died with red auerbach.
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6. "Given Doc's mediocre track record is..." In response to Reply # 5 Fri Aug-04-17 07:10 PM by obsidianchrysalis
Given Doc's mediocre track record is, I can't see that CP3's decision was a major factor into the decision. But CP3's decision was probably the nail in the coffin.
Like Ryan M said, Doc never drafted a starter. Never solved the SF problem and traded for and signed his own son. So Doc's didn't have a good resume.
This move should have been made at least two seasons ago.
I like them keeping him behind the bench. Yes, he was out-coached like a muthafucka in the first round but that is a credit to Quin Snyder. Both guys were top 10 coaches during the season.
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