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Jay Wright it is.

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DLeethal wrote:Borrego is interesting

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Obviously, its going to be Jay Wright.

They are going to have to get DDV back to make it complete.

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DLeethal wrote:In my opinion the sign of an elite franchise in this position would be plucking a great assistant and making them one of the next great coaches. Like the Kerr hire or Nurse hire. Hiring Malone or Bud would be something the Suns would do. Quinn or Borrego or Bryant would be signs of a franchise with conviction in their ability to spot one of the next great coaches.

Van Gundy an assistant right now!! Do it LOL

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martin wrote:

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Odd cheerleader pic choice

Time to put up another intern employment listing, huh?

DLeethal wrote:And I think it’s clear the player exit interviews didn’t go well for Thibs

Sounds like some players were complaining about not having clear, defined roles....

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Obviously, its going to be Jay Wright.

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Chandler wrote:

EwingsGlass wrote:Surprised but not surprised. I clearly have been toeing the line on what it would take to move on from Thibs but clearly thought he bought himself another year.

My underdog is Johnnie Bryant.
My lead candidate is Mike Budenholzer.
My also ran is Mike Malone.
My dark horse is Dan Hurley.

With the coaching change I would argue that no one is safe, but there isn't a ton of room to make trades to change personnel this season.

I kike your choices and order

I was also thinking about the post about exit interviews and wondering if maybe it wasn't Thibs interview but Bryant's. Maybe something stuck in Leon's mind form last season, like Bryant saying Thibs doesn't really listen to the assistants, then Thibs goes out and gets dinosaur Mo Cheeks. If so, then the idea of adding innovation to the team through the addition of an assistant takes a hit, i.e., if Bryan reinforced the idea that Thibs is simply set in his ways

Danny Hurley!!! Perhaps he regrets not taking lakers job but being an east coast guy might be the draw?
Handing him the keys to this roster in this time is interesting. With Lakers the expectations would not be like this.
I don't love retreads but I respect Vogel, Bud and Malone and if thats where Leon wants to go I'd cool with it.

Ok if I call you Nalod, again?

Thibs was a "retread" by some measure.

I advocated for Vogel way back when post Indy days, pre- Magic but am over him. DOn't think he'd be a good fit in NYC

I think whoever gets the job is the one who gives Leon the best answer to the question "What do you do with KAT/Brunson"? That simple.

I kind of thought "The Great Satan Nalod" was cool!
Non of this personal. We speak to our posts given we don't know each other.

Thibs was a retread of sorts and it worked out. He improved the team every year and made playoffs 4 of 5 years. Go him a COY award and players mostly elevated.
Did watching Obi fly around the last two weeks piss of Leon?
Im sure there is a long list of things that might have aggregated for "Moving on".
Its done. That Leon is a players kind of guy I assume he had Jalen's imput at some level? For all we know Jalen might have called for it in part?
Uncle Thibs Is owed 30million dollars on his deal. He gonna be just fine!

I'm fine with sticking to the Great Satan, if you are

the Knicks players will be better for their time with Thibs. He taught and valued grit, resilience, attention to detail, other fundamental principles

But the killer IMO was his inability to beat the top tier teams during the season; not a good look if the singular focus is winning a championship. Players and coaches should cherish those opportunities to beat the best.