jrodmc wrote:Nalod wrote:jrodmc wrote:Nalod wrote:"living for the Cit-Tay............"Stevie "Kerr" Wonder
Blasphemy.Riley used to talk about credibility. You are JR Smith. You are Carmelo. You are staring down at the Little Phil-E Wonder.
What are you thinking?
"By golly, he was GM in Phoenix when they got Shaq!"
"He hit that three when MJ passed him the ball!"
"He's run triangles!"
"At least he's not Lawrence Frank!"
Pony up some useless picks and Dolans checks, and get me Thibs. The triangle is not fuhucking brain surgery.
One of Phil's best quotes to date: "chop wood, haul water".
Move your feet. The basics, gentlemen. "This, is a basketball..."
And your point is???
What does being a GM in Phoenix buy you here, in the Cit-Tay?
Phoenix??? Really? To borrow a phrase, BFD.
Is the CAA Tamany Hall machine really going to be afeerd of that? Or impressed?
Thibs hasn't run the Triangle. To borrow a phrase, BFD.
Anyone know Thibs IQ?
Robert Horry hit lotsa clutch 3's too, and has more rings, does that mean he could be your coach?
What is this guy's coaching credibility based on? He knows PJax. Is that the main criteria?
Kerr retired awhile ago, so stop with the playing crap. I don't give a sheet since he isn't suiting up. And he hasn't spent last season doing the JKidd prepatory approach to head coaching in this league.
Tell me something good.
We need someone to hold all these misfit toys accountable, agreed?
What we don't need is a Phil MiniMe.
Coach or GM. Make up your mind.
If your cred is based solely on your nepotistic relationship to the boss, do your grunts respect you or think you're an instant troll?
Magnify that answer 20 times. This is a big business, with millionaire 20 and 30 somethings. With really big egos.
None of that changes no matter what we type about here in fanfantasyland.
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For that matter, Rodman would be a good coach too!!!!!
My take on kerr is not that he is a good announcer but the job he does and how well he does it is indicitive of a sharp mind. Calling games kept him in the game. He has to study the teams and be prepared. Not the same as coaching, but he is watching tape, talking, and is in the game.
Was not highly recruited in high school, shows fortitide to get a spot on a team, keep it, succeed. Blew out the knee, redshirted and came back. Understands the process. Second round pick: Had to stick in the league.
Clutch moments: he executed when his number was called. Role player: They learn. CHampionships: understands winning. GM: Understands owner, roster, day to day............
How will he do? He might be a train wreck, but his resume is good. I agree with Jennie and Phil should coach. But that is not happening..