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simrud
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3/16/2006  1:31 AM
You know I can see how you might argue that this is not all Marbury's fault, but how can you argue that this is all Brown's fault and he should be fired?

I mean Marbury has had how many coaches before? And he always lost with them and was eventually traded. This is as simple as one guy havin a winnin record and the other one having an awful loosing record.

I'm sorry butI'm going with a proven winner over a proven looser. Guys like Marbury are a dime a zoen in the NBA. Baron Davis, Francis, all have been traded within the past few seasons for virtually nothing but expiring contracts.

A hall of fame coach, now those don't come around too often. Let's build a system that wins, get the players that don't fit out, whoever they are, Marbury or not, and go from there.

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3/16/2006  1:39 AM
Posted by simrud:

You know I can see how you might argue that this is not all Marbury's fault, but how can you argue that this is all Brown's fault and he should be fired?

I mean Marbury has had how many coaches before? And he always lost with them and was eventually traded. This is as simple as one guy havin a winnin record and the other one having an awful loosing record.

I'm sorry butI'm going with a proven winner over a proven looser. Guys like Marbury are a dime a zoen in the NBA. Baron Davis, Francis, all have been traded within the past few seasons for virtually nothing but expiring contracts.

A hall of fame coach, now those don't come around too often. Let's build a system that wins, get the players that don't fit out, whoever they are, Marbury or not, and go from there.


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3/16/2006  1:40 AM
I'm sorry lol.
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3/16/2006  1:42 AM
Posted by simrud:

You know I can see how you might argue that this is not all Marbury's fault, but how can you argue that this is all Brown's fault and he should be fired?

I mean Marbury has had how many coaches before? And he always lost with them and was eventually traded. This is as simple as one guy havin a winnin record and the other one having an awful loosing record.

I'm sorry butI'm going with a proven winner over a proven looser. Guys like Marbury are a dime a zoen in the NBA. Baron Davis, Francis, all have been traded within the past few seasons for virtually nothing but expiring contracts.

A hall of fame coach, now those don't come around too often. Let's build a system that wins, get the players that don't fit out, whoever they are, Marbury or not, and go from there.

I'd agree if just Marbury were afected by this. ALL of the players are playing worse than previous seasons. Every player except the rooks are having worse seasons. Who is flourishing? Is Steph making them worse? I guess hes making himself worse as well.
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3/16/2006  1:44 AM
In my opinoin all the players from the past year are pretty bad. I hated the team last season because it was so soft and heartless. Did they change over the summer and under Brown? Apparently not.

I mean who did you expect to have good years, Mo Taylor, Malik Rose, Craw? They are all soft. Not a fan of any of them.
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3/16/2006  3:02 AM
this is unbelievable! its a good thing I don't care right now. I'm not even going to bother arguing anymore. When will knicks fans long at the whole picture and see that we have had a winning season in over 5yrs and won't because of the situation layden & isiah put us in for years to come! Let's blame larry brown. This team would go a long way with Starbury being Starbury. If only we had Amare and Marion to help us push a first round series to 7 against Detroit. Unfortunately we have Curry and a bunch of overpaid bums. Makes me sick UGH!
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3/16/2006  7:15 AM
Posted by holfresh:

We should put Larry in the game then......
I bet he would play hard on defense

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3/16/2006  8:21 AM
Posted by eViL:
Posted by martin:
Posted by Armondaone:

While were on the point of LB i read in his statemnet about look at his track record. well his track record is not that great. I don't think he has ever turned a terrible team into a great team. the teams he did good with were already decent but he did put philly over the hump. I was also wondering about the AI always played to win injuries or healthy. now is he saying that steph's shoulder injury is a reason for the bad record we have. because i think it was a legit injury why steph was out.

eViL, can you post your post and clear up Larry's record. Someone missed it.

You got it, Martin. I had no idea this would be so useful:
Posted by eViL:


Exhibit A:


PLAYER YRS ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Jackie Butler 1 N/A (not enough experience)
Jamal Crawford 5 Zero
Eddy Curry 4 Zero
Steve Francis 6 Best player on mostly losing teams (Traded 3 times)
Channing Frye R N/A (not enough experience)
Jerome James 5 Zero
David Lee R N/A (not enough experience)
Stephon Marbury 9 Best player on mostly losing teams (Traded 4 times)
Quentin Richardson 5 A playoff series win with the Suns
Nate Robinson R N/A (not enough experience)
Jalen Rose 11 Significant contributer on some deep playoff teams (Traded 4 times)
Malik Rose 9 Role player on an NBA Championship Team
Maurice Taylor 7 Zero
Qyntel Woods 3 N/A (not enough experience)



Larry Brown's Achievements

* 1973 Carolina Cougars: ABA Western Division regular season champions
* 1976 Denver Nuggets: ABA regular season champions (single-division)
* 1977 Denver Nuggets: NBA Midwest Division Champions
* 1978 Denver Nuggets: NBA Midwest Division Champions
* 1980 UCLA: NCAA Championship Game
* 1986 Kansas: NCAA Final Four & Big Eight Conference Champions
* 1988 Kansas: NCAA National Champions
* 1990 San Antonio Spurs: NBA Midwest Division Champions
* 1991 San Antonio Spurs: NBA Midwest Division Champions
* 1995 Indiana Pacers: NBA Central Division Champions
* 2001 Philadelphia 76ers: NBA Eastern Conference Champions
* 2004 Detroit Pistons: NBA Champions
* 2005 Detroit Pistons: NBA Eastern Conference Champions
* College: 1 National Championship, 3 Final Fours in 7 seasons
* Pro: 1 Championship, 3 Conference Championships, 10 Division Championships,
25 Playoff appearances in 26 seasons
* 1,000 career NBA wins


Exhibit B:



Name Seasons Playoff Appearances
Larry Brown 26 25

Jamal Crawford 5 0
Eddy Curry 4 0
Steve Francis 6 1
Jerome James 5 3
Stephon Marbury 9 4
Quentin Richardson 5 1
Jalen Rose 11 5
Malik Rose 9 8
Maurice Taylor 7 1

Team Total 61 23

Maybe the loser players should have gotten DNP-CDs and the young guys with "N/A"s should have gotten a chance
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3/16/2006  9:02 AM
I remember....Practice? we talking about Paractice??

I remember....NONE of the Detroit Pistons having anything positive (or negative) to say when Coach Brown was "let go" from the organization.

and I also see rick carlise taking a OVER ACHIEVING Indiana Pacer team to the playoffs for a second year and a row.

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3/16/2006  9:13 AM
Posted by Swishfm3:

I remember....NONE of the Detroit Pistons having anything positive (or negative) to say when Coach Brown was "let go" from the organization.
Actually, what they were saying was that Brown got too much of the credit. I think I remember Billups and Rip say positive things about him. I cannot find a quote though. Not right now atleast.
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3/16/2006  9:42 AM
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3/16/2006  11:08 AM
Posted by Silverfuel:
Posted by Swishfm3:

I remember....NONE of the Detroit Pistons having anything positive (or negative) to say when Coach Brown was "let go" from the organization.
Actually, what they were saying was that Brown got too much of the credit. I think I remember Billups and Rip say positive things about him. I cannot find a quote though. Not right now atleast.


you're right.
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3/16/2006  1:08 PM
I seem to reall the first meeting between the knicks and Det seemed to be a lovefest between LB and his former players. LB may use unconventional methods to push or motivate self centered, overpaid, spoiled brats who have been coddled, lauded and proteted because they are adept at bouncing a ball, jumping high, throwing a ball or because they run fast, jump high or are oversized however he ultimately gets results. I think 25 playoffs in 26 years speaks for itself.

Iverson may have had his problems with LB in the beginning however, as it turned out, the tattooed answer has a brain and the teachings of the guru sunk in. The relationship bore fruit beause he saw that the "old man" might just might have alittle bit of wisdom.

Starbury may be be the the most talented point guard in the least but without directing that talent to the team goals he certainly is not the best.

Either the infant from Brooklyn via Lincoln and GT makes a public apology and tows the line or he must go at any cost. The weight must be cast off so that the balloon can rise.

[Edited by - TheSage on 03-16-2006 1:10 PM]
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Posted by TheSage:

I seem to reall the first meeting between the knicks and Det seemed to be a lovefest between LB and his former players. LB may use unconventional methods to push or motivate self centered, overpaid, spoiled brats who have been coddled, lauded and proteted because they are adept at bouncing a ball, jumping high, throwing a ball or because they run fast, jump high or are oversized however he ultimately gets results. I think 25 playoffs in 26 years speaks for itself.

Iverson may have had his problems with LB in the beginning however, as it turned out, the tattooed answer has a brain and the teachings of the guru sunk in. The relationship bore fruit beause he saw that the "old man" might just might have alittle bit of wisdom.

Starbury may be be the the most talented point guard in the least but without directing that talent to the team goals he certainly is not the best.

Either the infant from Brooklyn via Lincoln and GT makes a public apology and tows the line or he must go at any cost. The weight must be cast off so that the balloon can rise.

[Edited by - TheSage on 03-16-2006 1:10 PM]

what in the world did Brown teach AI?? lol....AI has always been the same player. You make it seem that AI is the player he is today because of Brown...haha.

AI and Brown were at each others throat the whole time Brown was there......as a matter of fact...while Brown was there, there was rumors of AI being traded every season.

Practice?

how soon we forget
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3/16/2006  2:08 PM
Posted by Swishfm3:
Posted by TheSage:

I seem to reall the first meeting between the knicks and Det seemed to be a lovefest between LB and his former players. LB may use unconventional methods to push or motivate self centered, overpaid, spoiled brats who have been coddled, lauded and proteted because they are adept at bouncing a ball, jumping high, throwing a ball or because they run fast, jump high or are oversized however he ultimately gets results. I think 25 playoffs in 26 years speaks for itself.

Iverson may have had his problems with LB in the beginning however, as it turned out, the tattooed answer has a brain and the teachings of the guru sunk in. The relationship bore fruit beause he saw that the "old man" might just might have alittle bit of wisdom.

Starbury may be be the the most talented point guard in the least but without directing that talent to the team goals he certainly is not the best.

Either the infant from Brooklyn via Lincoln and GT makes a public apology and tows the line or he must go at any cost. The weight must be cast off so that the balloon can rise.

[Edited by - TheSage on 03-16-2006 1:10 PM]

what in the world did Brown teach AI?? lol....AI has always been the same player. You make it seem that AI is the player he is today because of Brown...haha.

AI and Brown were at each others throat the whole time Brown was there......as a matter of fact...while Brown was there, there was rumors of AI being traded every season.

Practice?

how soon we forget

AI has SAID that he is what he is because of Brown.
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3/16/2006  2:14 PM
AI has SAID that he is what he is because of Brown.

Did AI get better under LB? Yes. AI has gotten better still under Cheeks.

Is it possible that AI has just improved and learned as he got older?

He was great before Brown. He is great after Brown. Let's give the credit for Iverson's greatness to Iverson. Or perhaps John Thompson.

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3/16/2006  2:15 PM
LB is B-eye-itch

Is this title in reference to "The Great White Hype"?

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3/16/2006  3:00 PM
Posted by martin:
Posted by Swishfm3:
Posted by TheSage:

I seem to reall the first meeting between the knicks and Det seemed to be a lovefest between LB and his former players. LB may use unconventional methods to push or motivate self centered, overpaid, spoiled brats who have been coddled, lauded and proteted because they are adept at bouncing a ball, jumping high, throwing a ball or because they run fast, jump high or are oversized however he ultimately gets results. I think 25 playoffs in 26 years speaks for itself.

Iverson may have had his problems with LB in the beginning however, as it turned out, the tattooed answer has a brain and the teachings of the guru sunk in. The relationship bore fruit beause he saw that the "old man" might just might have alittle bit of wisdom.

Starbury may be be the the most talented point guard in the least but without directing that talent to the team goals he certainly is not the best.

Either the infant from Brooklyn via Lincoln and GT makes a public apology and tows the line or he must go at any cost. The weight must be cast off so that the balloon can rise.

[Edited by - TheSage on 03-16-2006 1:10 PM]

what in the world did Brown teach AI?? lol....AI has always been the same player. You make it seem that AI is the player he is today because of Brown...haha.

AI and Brown were at each others throat the whole time Brown was there......as a matter of fact...while Brown was there, there was rumors of AI being traded every season.

Practice?

how soon we forget

AI has SAID that he is what he is because of Brown.

AI also said that Coach Thompson was like a father to him but he wouldn't listen to the man when he he needed it most. He says he loves his wife but throws her out bare naked. He said he is humble but on the SAS show you wonder how God allows us to be in grace. Ask this season, he said repeatly that Coach Cheeks is the best coach he has ever played for. The man is trouble.
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3/16/2006  8:13 PM
AI credits LB, the 76ers becames a contender, fathers and sons disagree but sons learn from fathers and most eventually become their fathers. Point is simple what we learn stays with us-what did AI do with his great natural ability before LB?
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3/16/2006  8:48 PM
LB is a great coach, however, he did a HORRIBLE job this year. Any other coach would have been fired for the crap he pulled this year. When have you EVER seen a team go a whole season without a set starting lineup and rotation. He says he's going young and then changes his mind. Says its all about defense and yet he plays offensive players like Jalen in the starting lineup, instead of Woods or Lee who both at least have a chance of playing D. In fact when Lee was in there we won those 6 games. I'm just sick and tired of LB getting credit for past work. NONE OF THAT MATTERS. What matter is how he handled this team. He mismanaged this thing from training camp on.

How can you blame one player for an ENTIRE TEAM playing below their career avg's. I could see if Steph was turning it over like crazy, but he's even more efficient with the ball than he's every been. I could see if Steph was taking a lot of shots, but again this is the fewest shots he's taken since probably his rookie season. I could see if Steph wasn't ever playing any D, but in fact his D was so good that he was used to guard SG's and SF's and he was good at it too. SG's have a PER of only about 10 against him. There's blame to go around but LB can't stand on his record as an excuse for one of the worst seasons in team history up to this point. Hell LENNY and HERB won more with less!!!!
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