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done'toni, but for who is the real question...
**Official '11 NYK LOCKOUT thread*** lockout over
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sirius lee handsome
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Originally Posted by SIRIUS LEE HANDSOME
Lmao
- Jun 30, 2005
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if mike is gone who do you guys want?....whos a better fit?
- Aug 8, 2003
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maybe sloan comes outta retirement and comes to NY to coach, or Frank Lawerence i forgot where he is an assistant coach, not Mike Brown dude doesnt know what to do
- Apr 30, 2005
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Lawrence Frank is an assistant I think in Boston
I think I'd definitely like to see what mike brown can do with this squad.
Too bad we can't experiment with coaches.
I think I'd definitely like to see what mike brown can do with this squad.
Too bad we can't experiment with coaches.
- Apr 22, 2010
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You guys need to give Mark Jackson a shot.
- Apr 12, 2008
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"Frank Lawerence" is an assistant for your team, Boston
So much for being a fan
If Doc takes a break from coaching after this season..."Frank Lawerence" is the fav. to step in and take over for them.
- Mar 11, 2003
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Mike D'Antoni is going to be coaching next season.
The Post had nothing to write about. The writer is just speculating.
The Post had nothing to write about. The writer is just speculating.
big j 33
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No.
He has ZERO coaching experience, not even as an assistant. I understand taking a chance on younger/unproven guys, but why doesn't he take a job anywhere if he wants to coach so badly? Why would we hand over the job to someone with no actual experience?
If we're handing out jobs to former players, Patrick Ewing needs to be at the top of the list. He's been assisting Jeff or Stan Van Gundy for years now, I'd bring him in before we even consider Mark Jackson.
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I say we go after Doc Rivers if the opportunity comes up
big j 33
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Yeah, I figure it's pure speculation. Like I've repeated throughout the season, if he gets us to the playoffs, that's earned him another season.
And Doc wouldn't leave Boston, if he continues to coach it's going to be there.
And Doc wouldn't leave Boston, if he continues to coach it's going to be there.
- Dec 28, 2007
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This is D'antoni first season with a decent roster. You can't fire him now. And I one to always call for his head.
I wouldn't want to play the Heat in the first round. They might finally figure out that when the game is on the line pass the god damn ball Chalmers.
I wouldn't want to play the Heat in the first round. They might finally figure out that when the game is on the line pass the god damn ball Chalmers.
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Wouldn't mind Lawrence Frank as the coach. I liked what he did for that overachieving Nets team. He has experience in dealing with superstars (Kidd, Carter and to much lesser extend, RJ). Plus he's defensive-minded.
However, with the Knicks becoming a contender again, I don't think Dolan wants anything less than a superstar head coach as well.
However, with the Knicks becoming a contender again, I don't think Dolan wants anything less than a superstar head coach as well.
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I know everybody says Jeff Van Gundy, Jeff Van Gundy, Jeff Van Gundy, but after this weekend, Gundy got me thinking he might consider giving NY a second chance and wherever JVG is going, Mark Jackson won't be far behind.
Mister Meaner
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JVG, Sloan, or Brown
IIRC, Frank couldn't handle the superstar talents of VC & Kidd.
Of all the farfetched rumors in recent years, I wish this one holds some truth.
IIRC, Frank couldn't handle the superstar talents of VC & Kidd.
Of all the farfetched rumors in recent years, I wish this one holds some truth.
- Apr 4, 2008
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Sloan is too old to coach this team. His style of play won't mesh well with Melo.
Brown should be your defensive assistant at most; dude doesn't deserve to be a head coach.
Brown should be your defensive assistant at most; dude doesn't deserve to be a head coach.
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Sloan will not coach outside of Utah. He's a real loyal guy.
- Feb 21, 2005
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This.
And Sloan would never coach in NY, once he left Utah, that was it the end of his career.
- Aug 10, 2003
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id want mike brown to coach this team... van gundy aint coming back to coach period, sloan is retired, and mark jackson has no experience not even as an assistant....and i don't believe in lawrence frank i just don't
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Mark Jackson to NY... D'Antoni teams play no D were not gonna move on to the next level with him, also dude cant draw up a play worth #$%%%%% %!#%
|A-Man|
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Look at all the bums yall naming
Mike Brown? This bum as !%!@%? This is the coach you want when the game is close?
Frank Lawrence? He proved in NJ that he's nothing more than an assistant
Mark $%#%%%+ hand down man down Jackson? Anybody who backs this clown as a coach is an idiot. If anything he should be coaching a brand new team full of draft picks to get some experience.
Only exceptional coach was Sloan and he is NOT coming to NY
JVG quit on this team in the middle of the season a decade ago which imo led to a string of instability in the coaching position in NY for a long time. I doubt he comes back with Dolan still as owner.
But if we just throwing out names I say we get Bill Walton to coach. He did a good job coaching the celebrity EAST team during all star weekend.
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D'Antoni can stay. He's actually been adjusting to his players....usually his players are forced to adjust to him. I'm willing to give him more time to see if he continues to make progress.
