Does LeBron need a better coach to win?
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Re: Does LeBron need a better coach to win?
well Bron needed front court help...and I believe they just got the best big man of our lifetime....If they don't win it this year its not the coaching staffs fault at all...It's because he is immature at times...and that the east aint no joke
Lets not forget that the magic, celts, and still possibly the heat all have(or will have) improved from the previous season. Along with the hawks, bulls, and the wiz(they have a sexy team and if Gil comes back at 100% it could be a team to be reaconed with) all will be nuciences come playoff time
And theres the west....Comment
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Re: Does LeBron need a better coach to win?
I think its more he needs the right coach... He is a gifted player no doubt but he comes across immature(which i dont blame him for).. Thats were you get a coach in thats seen it all before and isn't afraid to make adjustments in game 6 of the eastern finals.
For the record i'm not a fan of Mike BrownMy All-time Favourite players is order:
1.Larry Johnson
2.Kevin Garnett
3.Blake Griffin
4.Ben Wallace
5.Shawn KempComment
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Re: Does LeBron need a better coach to win?
Jackson led the 1984 Patroons to a CBA championship and coached in Puerto Rico but a lot of NBA teams avoided giving him coaching positions because of his counterculture behavior. Later, he deservingly became an assistant with the Bulls and a lot of his great coaching techniques can be attributed to his fellow assistant Tex Winter who taught him the triangle offense.
Gregg Popovich had experience assistant coaching in college since 1973, and started gaining experience as a head coach way back in 1979. He became a close friend of Larry Brown's and even volunteered as an assistant for Brown's Kansas JayHawks team in 1986. Pop finally emerged into the professional atmosphere in 1988 as Larry Brown's assistant in San Antonio. He even served a brief stint with the Warriors when he, and RC Buford were let go by former owner Red McCombs. Then he came back as a GM and VP in 1994, and then took over as head coach in 1997.
Pop has had the most experience coaching beforehand, but it is arguably true that Jackson and Riley got a lot of their experience playing in the NBA. Either way, you just have to look deeper to see their track record.Last edited by X*Cell; 07-29-2009, 04:05 PM.SAN ANTONIO SPURSComment
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Re: Does LeBron need a better coach to win?
It is all about matchups. The Cavs had no one to defend Rashard Lewis. That was the difference in the series. Once he got going that was it.
Coaching is the most overrated thing in basketball. You set a rotation, maybe you insert a guy for energy and hope for the best.Comment
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