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crzymdups
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Nalod wrote:crzymdups wrote:Remember when we were told Phil couldn't handle the travel of the NBA season? It's kind of ironic that Phil is on a road trip to Montana instead of interviewing any of the great free agent coaches out there. I guess he can handle the travel sometimes? Find me a single voice anywhere who thinks hiring Rambis is a good idea? Here are the top results for a twitter search of "Rambis": Tweet was deleted or there was problem with the URL: Tweet was deleted or there was problem with the URL: Tweet was deleted or there was problem with the URL: Tweet was deleted or there was problem with the URL: Tweet was deleted or there was problem with the URL: Tweet was deleted or there was problem with the URL: Tweet was deleted or there was problem with the URL: Tweet was deleted or there was problem with the URL: Tweet was deleted or there was problem with the URL: ¿ △ ?
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CrushAlot
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Tweet was deleted or there was problem with the URL: I'm tired,I'm tired, I'm so tired right now......Kristaps Porzingis 1/3/18
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Nalod
Posts: 72117 Alba Posts: 155 Joined: 12/24/2003 Member: #508 USA |
crzymdups wrote:Nalod wrote:crzymdups wrote:Remember when we were told Phil couldn't handle the travel of the NBA season? It's kind of ironic that Phil is on a road trip to Montana instead of interviewing any of the great free agent coaches out there. I guess he can handle the travel sometimes? I employ the freedom to think for myself. Its liberating. We have talked in length that Rambis failure in Minny was understandable. His record this past season as one who got the gig after a 1-10 stretch tells me there was some big problems on the team. Can he succeed? Maybe. Maybe he is seen as a transitional type who can help grow the team and then in 3 years hopefully the roster is ready for a new voice. He gets kicked upstairs and new coach promoted from within. Not the starphucyh you might have hoped for, but that's sometimes how it can go. |
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BRIGGS
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All these post about a coach--who cares if you dont have the players.
RIP Crushalot😞
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martin
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crzymdups wrote:Remember when we were told Phil couldn't handle the travel of the NBA season? It's kind of ironic that Phil is on a road trip to Montana instead of interviewing any of the great free agent coaches out there. I guess he can handle the travel sometimes? dude, seriously, take Phil off your twitter feed, you are getting over anxious and exasperated by it. Official sponsor of the PURE KNICKS LOVE Program
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crzymdups
Posts: 52018 Alba Posts: 0 Joined: 5/1/2004 Member: #671 USA |
martin wrote:crzymdups wrote:Remember when we were told Phil couldn't handle the travel of the NBA season? It's kind of ironic that Phil is on a road trip to Montana instead of interviewing any of the great free agent coaches out there. I guess he can handle the travel sometimes? I'm not exasperated. I'm sorry if I am being annoying. Though I actually think that Phil's vacation may be to come to terms with the fact that he can't possibly hire Rambis as coach of the team. I guess we'll see. I'm gonna take a break until the coach is named. Or try to at least. ¿ △ ?
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franco12
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crzymdups wrote:martin wrote:crzymdups wrote:Remember when we were told Phil couldn't handle the travel of the NBA season? It's kind of ironic that Phil is on a road trip to Montana instead of interviewing any of the great free agent coaches out there. I guess he can handle the travel sometimes? Dude - I am kinda on board with your line of thinking. But, I'm wondering if his vacay is really about him mulling a return to the bench? His tweet about the last stand - maybe it means nothing. But this is definitely his last stand, likely, as a exec with professional sports. Maybe he is giving serious thought to stepping down? |
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crzymdups
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franco12 wrote:crzymdups wrote:martin wrote:crzymdups wrote:Remember when we were told Phil couldn't handle the travel of the NBA season? It's kind of ironic that Phil is on a road trip to Montana instead of interviewing any of the great free agent coaches out there. I guess he can handle the travel sometimes? I wondered that, too. He certainly looked completely exhausted in that photo. I do think he probably got a lot of pushback from Dolan and Mills and Melo about the idea of hiring Rambis. I guess we will see eventually. ¿ △ ?
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franco12
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crzymdups wrote:franco12 wrote:crzymdups wrote:martin wrote:crzymdups wrote:Remember when we were told Phil couldn't handle the travel of the NBA season? It's kind of ironic that Phil is on a road trip to Montana instead of interviewing any of the great free agent coaches out there. I guess he can handle the travel sometimes? Phil looked 800 years old and I have to imagine that even though he has time left on his contract, decisions now being made (e.g., coach) may have a horizon that outlasts his plans to remain around. |
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crzymdups
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franco12 wrote:crzymdups wrote:franco12 wrote:crzymdups wrote:martin wrote:crzymdups wrote:Remember when we were told Phil couldn't handle the travel of the NBA season? It's kind of ironic that Phil is on a road trip to Montana instead of interviewing any of the great free agent coaches out there. I guess he can handle the travel sometimes? Same. I think his original plan was to install Rambis and have the Triangle be his legacy in NY... but things don't always work out like you intend. I don't think Dolan, Mills, Melo are on board with Rambis and all three of those guys will be in NY longer than Phil. ¿ △ ?
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martin
Posts: 80092 Alba Posts: 108 Joined: 7/24/2001 Member: #2 USA |
franco12 wrote:crzymdups wrote:martin wrote:crzymdups wrote:Remember when we were told Phil couldn't handle the travel of the NBA season? It's kind of ironic that Phil is on a road trip to Montana instead of interviewing any of the great free agent coaches out there. I guess he can handle the travel sometimes? Throughout the year I've stood by his plain words of "I will not return to the bench" and fairly solidly thought this would be etched in stone. But I've been rethinking that of late, and perhaps the 2 day coaching session was a test of sorts for Phil. It was also reported that he has lost a lot of weight, perhaps that is good mojo on his physical health? There is no doubt that Phil needs to have a backup plan in place for his exit from the bench if this were the case. Is it after a few months? Training camp? Half season? Whole season? What are the repercussions of a team that doesn't do well? Can he leave a bench that is overachieving? And who is taking over? If he and Blatt hit it off, perhaps the prolonged lapse in time is he and Blatt working the nuances of this over. OR. Or Phil could have found a most delicious delivery from Colorado that he's burning through. Official sponsor of the PURE KNICKS LOVE Program
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crzymdups
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martin wrote:franco12 wrote:crzymdups wrote:martin wrote:crzymdups wrote:Remember when we were told Phil couldn't handle the travel of the NBA season? It's kind of ironic that Phil is on a road trip to Montana instead of interviewing any of the great free agent coaches out there. I guess he can handle the travel sometimes? That last part is the only thing we can be certain of. ¿ △ ?
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Nalod
Posts: 72117 Alba Posts: 155 Joined: 12/24/2003 Member: #508 USA |
crzymdups wrote:martin wrote:crzymdups wrote:Remember when we were told Phil couldn't handle the travel of the NBA season? It's kind of ironic that Phil is on a road trip to Montana instead of interviewing any of the great free agent coaches out there. I guess he can handle the travel sometimes? Going to Montana to ones luxury home is not the same as flying hundreds of thousands of miles, bus rides, hotels, etc. Home in Montana is not the same as 41 road trips to 29 cities? Flying out after games, erratic sleep, practice, Media, coaching meetings, video etc, all while on the road? With a bad back, knee and hip? What the knicks are doing is very different than any other franchise I can think of. Perhaps only Red Auerbach after coaching became the defacto last word for the Celtics and was able to draft players to suite his system. One assumes Phil is in the fetal position having a personality crisis and a meltdown after reading those tweets. |
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smackeddog
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martin wrote:franco12 wrote:crzymdups wrote:martin wrote:crzymdups wrote:Remember when we were told Phil couldn't handle the travel of the NBA season? It's kind of ironic that Phil is on a road trip to Montana instead of interviewing any of the great free agent coaches out there. I guess he can handle the travel sometimes? I did wonder if the 2 day triangle thing, coupled with the weight loss was a chance for him to try himself out and see if he's up to coaching. It would also explain the timing of his vacation- going away for a week just to ponder if he's making the right decision. Personally I don't really see the point- we're not close enough to competing to make it worthwhile. |
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crzymdups
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smackeddog wrote:martin wrote:franco12 wrote:crzymdups wrote:martin wrote:crzymdups wrote:Remember when we were told Phil couldn't handle the travel of the NBA season? It's kind of ironic that Phil is on a road trip to Montana instead of interviewing any of the great free agent coaches out there. I guess he can handle the travel sometimes? I think if Phil coached and the team got some quality guards this team could easily be a 50 win team. Who else in the East is even a good team, past the Cavs? The East is wide open. Atlanta is dismantling itself. Boston still lacks a real star who can win them games in crunch time. Pacers are retooling. Detroit is on the rise, but not there yet. Orlando might be good? Charlotte doesn't have any real skill in their front court. Toronto is a pretender and might be losing DeRozan. Heat have Wade and Bosh aging out. East is wide open. Knicks, with a good coach and some good signings, could be second best in the conference. ¿ △ ?
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martin
Posts: 80092 Alba Posts: 108 Joined: 7/24/2001 Member: #2 USA |
smackeddog wrote:martin wrote:franco12 wrote:crzymdups wrote:martin wrote:crzymdups wrote:Remember when we were told Phil couldn't handle the travel of the NBA season? It's kind of ironic that Phil is on a road trip to Montana instead of interviewing any of the great free agent coaches out there. I guess he can handle the travel sometimes? Competing? Competing for what? Championship, definitely not. Playoffs? I can see playoffs. Even Fish, who played Lou Amundson minutes for some reason, had a learning KP, post-surgery Melo still figuring legs out, rehabbing AA after missing first 8 games, Rolo who was put in a position of actually being included in offense, Jose who was coming off of previous year injury.. even after all of that, the team was 22-22 in January. It was no doubt a East coast heavy opponent list but still, .500 is almost good enough for playoffs in the East. But, is the goal of Phil coaching the playoffs? Or is it to set the team straight, get a new coach up to snuff, win games and then attract free agents in 2017? If that's the end goal, with the extra benefit of having him as coach and attracting 1 or 2 guards in the offseason, well the possibilities of next year's FA class become more attractive for the Knicks, and then Phil's goals are complete. Official sponsor of the PURE KNICKS LOVE Program
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Nalod
Posts: 72117 Alba Posts: 155 Joined: 12/24/2003 Member: #508 USA |
Phil losing weight? Doing the seminar?
I think he wants to play again!!! |