Paul Westphall (spelling?)

What do you think?

younger, white version of Lenny Wilkins imho...we need a stern guy who'll instill some discipline if you ask me.

LARRY BROWN



he's unhappy in detroit

DOn't know if it is true but ESPNradio had just mentioned that Lenny Wilkins might no make it pass this week..

They said that they have been reports on the Knicks already looking for a replacement.

Do not know how much of it is true though...

Posted by Caseloads:

mark jackson

i thought of mark jackson myself. hes smart, hes a PG, he's tough but also knows how to be cool. he played under riley larry bird larry brown rick pitino, he wouldnt cost 7mm a year--more like 2mm and could be a real good coach IMHO.
also, nate mcmillan is in his last year of contract, hes proving to be pretty good iMHO, but he would cost much more$$$ than Jackson.

Id let lenny coach out the year unless they just drop off the face here. i dont think they will do that, but these next few games are darn important. we dont really have a team that is capable of winning 7 in a row were more like 4 out of 5 on a good stretch, so we cant take any more loses here before a ROUGH ROUGh stretch comes up soon.
if we happened to lose the next 2, it could get scary, we need to win here badly. tomorrow i would say is a must win game.

No matter what Isiah says publicly, I still think he wants to coach this team if he is ever able to acquire enough talent to enable it to contend for a championship.

As a result, I think he would hire Mark Aguirre or Brendan Suhr ahead of any of the guys mentioned because they would willingly step aside if that time ever comes.

Daly already turned Isiah down last season.

I would go with an assistant who has already proven himself. Look at the Hornents assistants under Byron Scott,

Jim Cleamons, Darrell Walker Kenny Gattison who was re-tained when Scott came aboard.

I think Cleamons is the guy:Cleamons brings 14 seasons as either a head or assistant coach and six NBA championships with him to the Hornets bench. He began his coaching career in 1989 when he joined former teammate Phil Jackson's staff with the Chicago Bulls (the first year of Jackson's tenure in Chicago) and helped the Bulls reel off three straight NBA championships in 1991, 1992 and 1993. In his seven seasons in Chicago (1989-1996), the Bulls posted a 414-160 (.721) record.

Rumors are getting stronger like i had mentioned before.. Sources are indicating Isiah will take over the coaching reigns over Lenny W. for the remainder of the season..