Ok guys - as I am sure you are all aware, Larry Brown left the 76ers. I also assume most of you have read the NY post article on how NY should just make him an offer. We also know that Dolan is a moron - he has kept Layden who screws up every opportunity he gets. Maybe he has bad Karma, who knows. But its time the fans and the media put pressure on Dolan to do the right thing. We cannot take another season of this bad brand of basketball. We have to do SOMETHING. Get it through his head that Larry Brown could help this franchise - making good decisions and good coaching. More then Don Chaney and Layden have ever been capable of. Sure he has allowed Don to go look for new assistant coaches, but that was before LArry Brown was on the market. They need to try to get him, do whatever it takes. And we need to do something to let him know thats the direction this team should be headed in - any ideas how we can get this done?

it won't happen !!!

Larry should be offered whatever he wants, salary wise and capacity wise, to come here. He's a winner, period and we cant continue to let talent slip away from us.

Neither Holzman nor Auerbach could help this team.

Larry's not stupid... why would he want the Knicks job?

Posted by subzero0:

Who could believe the Pistons dumped Carlisle in favor of Larry Brown. Brown is good but Carlisle is REALLY talented and in my opinion the better coach in this era.

with all due respect, no way carlisle is a better coach than brown.........not yet at least, he has a long way to go

rick carlyse is the best coach of this era?? nah no where close in my opinion.

the thing i can not understand is why the pistons fired carlisle in the first place? was it JUST to get brown? i did not hear any previous news that they were unhappy with carlisle. as a matter of fact i think carlisle overachieved by propelling a team like detroit into the eastern conference finals. this is a team with no superstar and no legitimate go to person. but he build on their strength andmade them believe that they were better than they were. he improved the team each year. that does'nt warrant a firing. as far as brown is concern, why pick detroit? yeah, i know they have a good defensive team ( a brown trademark)and a second overall draft pick but he had the chance to coach a team like houston who, in my opinion, has the potential to be a much better team. as a matter of fact, with a good coach, houston can be a title contender in two years. this is puzzling.