>Or a better fit for this team.
>
>Obviously I can't speak for Doc and what he wants, but I can't
>imagine he doesn't have his pick of available jobs next year
>if he does get canned.

He’s black he will probably go on the shelf with all the other black coaches


>IMO, he has one year left, as do Kawhi and PG, it's best to
>just ride out this group and let the chips fall where the
>fall.
>
>If they can't pull it out next year- or show a significant
>improvement over this collapse- it's a wholesale rebuild
>either way. They're better off going in with continuity,
>unless there's something very serious beneath the surface

I don’t know if it’s possible but they need to try to flip PG for CP3. Your 2 best players having the personality of a rock doesn’t work.

Kawhi is from the Tim Duncan school of leadership where you let other guys assume most of that role.

In Toronto last year he had vets like Lowry and Ibaka who had been there plus a lot of younger guys that stepped up.

The Clippers were a mixed bag from the beginning and people expected it to all work when the playoffs started.

It’s not all Doc’s fault but he had a role and I feel like there’s something he could’ve done to win 1 of those games he just got out coached.