ramtour420 wrote:Nalod wrote:Blame, its what fans have to do.MDA quite he gets loathed. If he did not, he gets loathed.
I think he should be commended for leaving. sometimes its better to just move on.
18-6 means he did the right thing for the franchise regardless.
Addition by subtraction ?
Gotta admire the man at least for staying true. Maybe he could have coached enough to save his job and get extended but why coach just to do that? He stuck to his methoed instead of adapting to a philosophy that "was not him".
He obviously knew he'd be in demand and his integrity was kept intact.
Its called a Win-Win. Even when its "addition by subraction"!
Im not saying he was a martyr by any means, just a good coach that knows he is in a situation he can't win or provide value.
A secure man knows when he is done and time to move on.
If you reread his quote about "coming to NY was a mistake", he meant that he regretted not fighting harder to get along with Sarver in PHX and continue to coach Nash. He was complimenting Steve Nash and what a unique talent he was/is.
MDA's record speaks for itself and we have all been over the circumstance numerous times.
It was refreshing departure compared to the clumsy ones under Isiah, including himself as well.
Coach left, team bought in to what it needed to do and gained its self esteem.
Kudo's to woodson for a fine job done. MDA gets credit for a graceful exit.