People would not believe it but Rambis is 4 times champion. He has 2 rings as a player and 2 rings as assistant coach. Well, it is two more than Knicks has ever had.

He will be gone, for sure. His connection with Lakers is very strong.

I'd think full and long about making any more coaching changes. not that our roster is established and burnt out from all the changes, but KP needs stability.

With the exception of Noah, I thought Phil was following his owners wishes to retain Melo and has done a good job moving the franchise forward.
Im not sure what the fuss is about Phil and the rejoice of fans with his departure.

If we continue to go Euro and keep our core, if any coaching change is to be made Perhaps David Blatt is a good choice.

Nalod wrote:Lets see what the direction is going forward. Jeff is a capable coach and deserves the opportunity to go forward. Its important that the next guy have full faith and confidence in his coach.

I'd think full and long about making any more coaching changes. not that our roster is established and burnt out from all the changes, but KP needs stability.

With the exception of Noah, I thought Phil was following his owners wishes to retain Melo and has done a good job moving the franchise forward.
Im not sure what the fuss is about Phil and the rejoice of fans with his departure.

If we continue to go Euro and keep our core, if any coaching change is to be made Perhaps David Blatt is a good choice.

Phil told anyone that would listen that he had Carte Blanche and if didn't, along with 60 MILL, he wouldn't have accepted the job. Dolan said as much as well...apparently you weren't listening or you just don't want to believe it as you were always a staunch phil supporter.

According to reports, Melo was all but gone to the Clipper but Doc Rivers turned down a deal (or couldn't make up his mind) that would have sent Melo and Sasah to the Clips for a combination of Crawford and Rivers (and another player that slips my mind right now). Dolan didn't stop that deal, Rivers did.

Need to establish the front office, first before we look at coaches....

AboveDaRim1115 wrote:Why go after Masai, when we can go get Joe D, who has won as an exec or New York's own in Kenny Smith.

Did you forget of everything Dumars did AFTER winning "as an exec"? It wasn't pretty.

And to be frank, I like Mark Jackson but hate to have to deal with bull**** sermons and religious overtures every single time he has a press conference. That stuff can be highly divise and seemed to run afoul amongst players in that Warriors lockerroom and alienated co-workers throughout the organization.