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2/8/2016  1:28 PM
I caught the end of it cause i'm at work but can someone post it on here please if you can find it???
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2/8/2016  2:38 PM
I found the press Conf. VERY enlightening! My take is Fish wasn't really listening to what Phil, Rambis and Cleamons had to say. He would acknowledge their input but not apply it. That's what Phil seemed to be saying. Fish did work hard but not always using his players the right way.

One big point with Phil was the defense wasn't as good and he felt that was a huge issue with Fish and the team. Fish may not have handled the defensive implementation well. Phil said he wanted the team to get back to the defensive intensity they had earlier.

He said Rambis would be a bit more relaxed at the same time be serious about basketball but not take himself too seriously. Phil and Mills still want to improve the team but think the team is better than they've been playing.
http://www.nba.com/knicks/video/teams/knicks/2016/02/08/1454957101763-160208phil-hd-720p.mov-280072?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=tweets&utm_content=twitter_1454957865

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2/8/2016  2:43 PM
nixluva wrote:I found the press Conf. VERY enlightening! My take is Fish wasn't really listening to what Phil, Rambis and Cleamons had to say. He would acknowledge their input but not apply it. That's what Phil seemed to be saying. Fish did work hard but not always using his players the right way.

One big point with Phil was the defense wasn't as good and he felt that was a huge issue with Fish and the team. Fish may not have handled the defensive implementation well. Phil said he wanted the team to get back to the defensive intensity they had earlier.

He said Rambis would be a bit more relaxed at the same time be serious about basketball but not take himself too seriously. Phil and Mills still want to improve the team but think the team is better than they've been playing.
http://www.nba.com/knicks/video/teams/knicks/2016/02/08/1454957101763-160208phil-hd-720p.mov-280072?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=tweets&utm_content=twitter_1454957865


Thanks for link (!)

Yeah . . . this is enlightening.

Looks like Fisher may have been overwhelmed by job . . .

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2/8/2016  2:45 PM
nixluva wrote:I found the press Conf. VERY enlightening! My take is Fish wasn't really listening to what Phil, Rambis and Cleamons had to say. He would acknowledge their input but not apply it. That's what Phil seemed to be saying. Fish did work hard but not always using his players the right way.

One big point with Phil was the defense wasn't as good and he felt that was a huge issue with Fish and the team. Fish may not have handled the defensive implementation well. Phil said he wanted the team to get back to the defensive intensity they had earlier.

He said Rambis would be a bit more relaxed at the same time be serious about basketball but not take himself too seriously. Phil and Mills still want to improve the team but think the team is better than they've been playing.
http://www.nba.com/knicks/video/teams/knicks/2016/02/08/1454957101763-160208phil-hd-720p.mov-280072?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=tweets&utm_content=twitter_1454957865

That's what I got out of it too. Seems like Fish was favouring the younger assistants from OKC and ignoring Phil's guys. I think Fish was growing tired of the triangle, and straying from it- we could see that in games: start half-arsed triangle, get behind, go to pick and rolls,catch up, then go to iso in the final mins and lose.

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2/8/2016  2:52 PM
smackeddog wrote:
nixluva wrote:I found the press Conf. VERY enlightening! My take is Fish wasn't really listening to what Phil, Rambis and Cleamons had to say. He would acknowledge their input but not apply it. That's what Phil seemed to be saying. Fish did work hard but not always using his players the right way.

One big point with Phil was the defense wasn't as good and he felt that was a huge issue with Fish and the team. Fish may not have handled the defensive implementation well. Phil said he wanted the team to get back to the defensive intensity they had earlier.

He said Rambis would be a bit more relaxed at the same time be serious about basketball but not take himself too seriously. Phil and Mills still want to improve the team but think the team is better than they've been playing.
http://www.nba.com/knicks/video/teams/knicks/2016/02/08/1454957101763-160208phil-hd-720p.mov-280072?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=tweets&utm_content=twitter_1454957865

That's what I got out of it too. Seems like Fish was favouring the younger assistants from OKC and ignoring Phil's guys. I think Fish was growing tired of the triangle, and straying from it- we could see that in games: start half-arsed triangle, get behind, go to pick and rolls,catch up, then go to iso in the final mins and lose.

Seems like Fish was irked by the advice of the old guys. Maybe it's why Phil stopped trying to give Fish advice or get more involved with the team as he said he would. Who knows. Phil said Fish would respond to his messages with short answers like "got it". Phil said he called a meeting and the young coaches didn't show up cuz they weren't notified by Fish!

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2/8/2016  3:00 PM
nixluva wrote:
smackeddog wrote:
nixluva wrote:I found the press Conf. VERY enlightening! My take is Fish wasn't really listening to what Phil, Rambis and Cleamons had to say. He would acknowledge their input but not apply it. That's what Phil seemed to be saying. Fish did work hard but not always using his players the right way.

One big point with Phil was the defense wasn't as good and he felt that was a huge issue with Fish and the team. Fish may not have handled the defensive implementation well. Phil said he wanted the team to get back to the defensive intensity they had earlier.

He said Rambis would be a bit more relaxed at the same time be serious about basketball but not take himself too seriously. Phil and Mills still want to improve the team but think the team is better than they've been playing.
http://www.nba.com/knicks/video/teams/knicks/2016/02/08/1454957101763-160208phil-hd-720p.mov-280072?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=tweets&utm_content=twitter_1454957865

That's what I got out of it too. Seems like Fish was favouring the younger assistants from OKC and ignoring Phil's guys. I think Fish was growing tired of the triangle, and straying from it- we could see that in games: start half-arsed triangle, get behind, go to pick and rolls,catch up, then go to iso in the final mins and lose.

Seems like Fish was irked by the advice of the old guys. Maybe it's why Phil stopped trying to give Fish advice or get more involved with the team as he said he would. Who knows. Phil said Fish would respond to his messages with short answers like "got it". Phil said he called a meeting and the young coaches didn't show up cuz they weren't notified by Fish!

Fish was probably irked by the idea that he was Phil's lacky- seem to remember him commenting on it at the start of the year. Must have been quite restrictive for him, but he knew what he was signing up to and didn't have a coaching record of his own or any gravitas to be able to stand up for himself.

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2/8/2016  3:01 PM
Frank Isola ‏@FisolaNYDN 16m16 minutes ago
The beginning of the end for Derek Fisher was his situation with Matt Barnes. Needless to say, that did not go over big in the locker room.
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2/8/2016  3:20 PM
nixluva wrote:
smackeddog wrote:
nixluva wrote:I found the press Conf. VERY enlightening! My take is Fish wasn't really listening to what Phil, Rambis and Cleamons had to say. He would acknowledge their input but not apply it. That's what Phil seemed to be saying. Fish did work hard but not always using his players the right way.

One big point with Phil was the defense wasn't as good and he felt that was a huge issue with Fish and the team. Fish may not have handled the defensive implementation well. Phil said he wanted the team to get back to the defensive intensity they had earlier.

He said Rambis would be a bit more relaxed at the same time be serious about basketball but not take himself too seriously. Phil and Mills still want to improve the team but think the team is better than they've been playing.
http://www.nba.com/knicks/video/teams/knicks/2016/02/08/1454957101763-160208phil-hd-720p.mov-280072?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=tweets&utm_content=twitter_1454957865

That's what I got out of it too. Seems like Fish was favouring the younger assistants from OKC and ignoring Phil's guys. I think Fish was growing tired of the triangle, and straying from it- we could see that in games: start half-arsed triangle, get behind, go to pick and rolls,catch up, then go to iso in the final mins and lose.

Seems like Fish was irked by the advice of the old guys. Maybe it's why Phil stopped trying to give Fish advice or get more involved with the team as he said he would. Who knows. Phil said Fish would respond to his messages with short answers like "got it". Phil said he called a meeting and the young coaches didn't show up cuz they weren't notified by Fish!


yes i got that feeling too. He was diplomatic in saying not everyone was on the same page.

I had this vibe a long time back and commented on it. That Derek was a little too peeved on all the Phil talk, and I imagine Phil must've been thinking "I must have something to contribute; I won 11 rings"

It will be very interesting to see how players react. It's a great opportunity for certain players, and for Rambis too

I also got the sense that Phil was sending a message to Melo: move the ball, no more game ending ISO

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2/8/2016  3:25 PM
Chandler wrote:It will be very interesting to see how players react.

Let me put in another of my occasional plugs for the value of Sasha Vujacic.

He's probably explaining this kind of NBA craziness to Porzingis . . . right now.

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2/8/2016  3:39 PM
Malcolm wrote:
Chandler wrote:It will be very interesting to see how players react.

Let me put in another of my occasional plugs for the value of Sasha Vujacic.

He's probably explaining this kind of NBA craziness to Porzingis . . . right now.

good point

the irony in all of this is that many considered Melo to be so resistant to the triangle, preferring his post-ups and ISO-jab step. Yet he has IMO done a remarkable job trying to adapt his game to benefit the team; D is much more committed; moving the ball much better (though he can get better still). And now it seems Fisher may have been the one who wasn't truly all-in

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2/8/2016  3:42 PM
Chandler wrote:
Malcolm wrote:
Chandler wrote:It will be very interesting to see how players react.

Let me put in another of my occasional plugs for the value of Sasha Vujacic.

He's probably explaining this kind of NBA craziness to Porzingis . . . right now.

good point

the irony in all of this is that many considered Melo to be so resistant to the triangle, preferring his post-ups and ISO-jab step. Yet he has IMO done a remarkable job trying to adapt his game to benefit the team; D is much more committed; moving the ball much better (though he can get better still). And now it seems Fisher may have been the one who wasn't truly all-in

I don't know what the deal was but this was a big deal for Phil to fire HIS GUY! There had to be some major combination of negative factors to give up on Fish with less than 30 games to go!!! Means Phil was confident Fish wasn't gonna be able to get the ship turned around.

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2/8/2016  4:25 PM
nixluva wrote:I found the press Conf. VERY enlightening! My take is Fish wasn't really listening to what Phil, Rambis and Cleamons had to say. He would acknowledge their input but not apply it. That's what Phil seemed to be saying. Fish did work hard but not always using his players the right way.

One big point with Phil was the defense wasn't as good and he felt that was a huge issue with Fish and the team. Fish may not have handled the defensive implementation well. Phil said he wanted the team to get back to the defensive intensity they had earlier.

He said Rambis would be a bit more relaxed at the same time be serious about basketball but not take himself too seriously. Phil and Mills still want to improve the team but think the team is better than they've been playing.
http://www.nba.com/knicks/video/teams/knicks/2016/02/08/1454957101763-160208phil-hd-720p.mov-280072?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=tweets&utm_content=twitter_1454957865


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2/8/2016  4:27 PM
crzymdups wrote:Frank Isola ‏@FisolaNYDN 16m16 minutes ago
The beginning of the end for Derek Fisher was his situation with Matt Barnes. Needless to say, that did not go over big in the locker room.

I can't see the guys in the locker room really giving a crap about that. Lets not act like Fisher is the first guy to bang another players ex.

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2/8/2016  4:29 PM
not that kind to melo in this press conference. Seems to jab him a bit.
so here is what phil is thinking ....
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2/8/2016  4:32 PM
mreinman wrote:not that kind to melo in this press conference. Seems to jab him a bit.

Really? Please quote... don't have headphones at the office today and the COBOL compiler is throwing errors. ;)

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2/8/2016  4:40 PM
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mreinman wrote:not that kind to melo in this press conference. Seems to jab him a bit.

Really? Please quote... don't have headphones at the office today and the COBOL compiler is throwing errors. ;)

I may just be reading his mind but he mentioned a couple of times that the ball movement looked good when melo was out.

when asked about trading melo, he said that he has a NTC but did not used that as a chance to say nice things about melo.

From reading phils mind I think that he is not thrilled about something.

so here is what phil is thinking ....
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2/8/2016  5:03 PM
mreinman wrote:not that kind to melo in this press conference. Seems to jab him a bit.
I agree with him not being kind. I don't know if I would say he jabbed at him a bit. In Wojo's breakdown it seemed that one of the issues was that Fish wasn't communicating player roles well enough, only to KP and Melo.
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2/8/2016  5:16 PM
mreinman wrote:
DrAlphaeus wrote:
mreinman wrote:not that kind to melo in this press conference. Seems to jab him a bit.

Really? Please quote... don't have headphones at the office today and the COBOL compiler is throwing errors. ;)

I may just be reading his mind but he mentioned a couple of times that the ball movement looked good when melo was out.

when asked about trading melo, he said that he has a NTC but did not used that as a chance to say nice things about melo.

From reading phils mind I think that he is not thrilled about something.

I agree with this. Started a thread about it. He's either trying to motivate Melo... or considering trading him, I think.

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2/8/2016  5:47 PM
The interesting thing is that we'll get to see something different in terms of how the rotations are set and the emphasis of the defense and offense could look very different. Rambis has some interesting concepts on defense that he stressed in the past. He once feuded with Phil about changing the Lakers D to use more Zones, which Phil refused to do for a long time.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2008
Lakers success starts with defense


Before the Lakers opened training camp, Phil Jackson brought together his staff "and told them he was appointing a defensive coach, something he hadn't done in his previous 18 years of coaching in the NBA."

Longtime assistant Kurt Rambis (pictured here) took on the role of defensive guru as "the Lakers began working on the new defense during training camp and continue(d) to practice it almost every day."

According to the LA Times, "Jackson adjusted Rambis' coaching duties before the season in hopes of establishing this type of success. He typically gives each of his assistant coaches seven or eight teams to vigorously track throughout the season, but he reduced Rambis' workload to only three teams (Phoenix, Boston and Oklahoma City) to let Rambis concentrate primarily on the Lakers' defense.

Said Coach Rambis, who won four NBA titles as a Laker player: "I've always enjoyed new opportunities to grow as a coach and the challenges that would come with it."

With the players buying in wholeheartedly, the results have been excellent:

The Lakers (12-1) are third in the league in opponents' shooting percentage (42.2%), sixth in points given up (92.7 a game), and first in point differential (14.3 a game).

The players have eaten it up, finding an appetite for steals (a league-best 10.4 a game) and blocked shots (6.2 a game, sixth-best in the league) that matches their zest for alley-oop dunks and three-on-one breaks.

Says Kobe Bryant:

"The thought process is that you want to win a championship. In order to beat a Boston, you've got to be a better defensive team than Boston. If you want to hoist that trophy at the end of the year, we've got to be a great defensive team. That's the only way to get it done."

Coach Rambis had "pestered" Coach Jackson to allow him to try something new defensively, but Coach Jackson had resisted, saying, "I come from the old school where you play man [defense], and you have that man and that's your primary goal."

According to the Times article:

"The Lakers now use a lot of zone principles and try to keep the ball on one side of the court. They put pressure on the ballhandler to try to force him to a particular side and then often overload the area by sending an extra defender to stand down near the post, essentially shifting the defense from man-to-man to zone.

Skip passes to the undermanned side can hurt the Lakers, but their defense has been quick to jump into passing lanes and create turnovers. Crucial to their defensive success is extreme pressure on the ballhandler. Without that pressure, the ballhandler can see the court and find open teammates."

http://emuss.blogspot.com/2008/11/lakers-success-starts-with-defense.html

Anyone catch Phil on espn just now??

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