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Typhoon20 · 10th November 2012, 01:21

So...LA fired Mike Brown.
Who's next ? Jerry Sloan, D'Antoni or will Phil come back from retirement ?
My money is on D'Antoni.

MIB04 · 10th November 2012, 06:14

I don't see them getting D'Antoni. It is such a stark contrast to what Kobe is accustomed to. I think Sloan would be a good fit. His pace of basketball would match the Lakers, and it could be effective. The only problem is whether Sloan can coach primadonnas at this stage. He resigned from the Jazz due to Deron Williams, so him coaching Kobe, World Peace, and Howard would be interesting. Jeff Van Gundy could be a possibility. He's coached teams where players liked to iso (Houston, Sprewell, McGrady) and the teams had a dominant center (Ewing, Yao). I'm not sure if hiring assistants from another team during the season is aloowed, but if so, I could see Brian Shaw as a darkhorse to be the Lakers next head coach. Shaw was a long time assistant under Phil with the Lakers and was expected to take over when Phil retired.

P.M. Fun · 11th November 2012, 06:46

San Antonio won at Portland 112-109 (after 7 consecutive losses there). It was the best game of the season IMO until today. The score of the 4th quarter alone was 39-30 to the Spurs. The Spurs had 63 points from players who came from the bench and Blazers just 4. Great game from Nicolas Batum with 5/7 three-pointers. One of the 2 he missed is the last (off balance), for the win, 12 seconds before the end.

I wouldn't have thought that it would come this day, but it's true. Greg Popovich's Spurs play at the moment the most offensive basketball on the NBA.

ohsnapbigpapi · 11th November 2012, 07:26

T-wolves are going to be amazing when Rubio and Love come back.

Denver is looking a little disappointing to me, I'd imagine they would have a stronger start to the season, coming off as the #1 ranked offense last year.

Where Brooklyn at, where Brooklyn at!!!! Deron william's injury is looking pretty serious, which kills me because he's my favorite player.

OKC should have not let Harden go.

Miami still the team to beat so far for the championship, Ray Ray is looking like he's breathing new life.

My impressions of the season so far.

CarlJ1 · 12th November 2012, 14:25

I was wondering if ESPN was gonna give Phil Jackson his own "The Decision" special, anyway it look like it was his job to turn down but, LA wasn't going to play the waiting game and it look like D'Antoni the one.

http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/s...angeles-lakers

http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/s...rs-source-says

The T-Wolves could make some noise but, it won't be much if players keep getting injured Chase is the latest to get injured with his knee they are starting to look like how my Trailblazers used to be with all the injuries Adelmen a good coach so they should still be competitive until Love and Rubio come back hopefully the won't dig themselves a hole.

P.M. Fun · 13th November 2012, 01:19

Lakers hire D'Antoni, so let show-time begins. We are not gonna see the "7 or less offensive system" but a great offensive basketball is guaranteed. As for defense (D'Antoni's teams had problems with it in the past) Lakers will based on Metta World Peace & of course Howard.
Now, it's 100% sure that Lakers (healthy ones) will be at the Playoffs. What will happen next... only God knows.

skin · 14th November 2012, 01:43

As I've mentioned countless times before am not a Lakers fan but I reckon it was terrible decision to hire D'Antoni.
Since it seems impossible to see Doc Rivers in LA, I reckon the best option in the market by far is Doug Collins of 76ers.
LAL would be at the Playoffs, even if Mike Brown had been kept as head coach. It doesn't sound like a wise move IMHO.

P.M. Fun · 14th November 2012, 07:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by skin

As I've mentioned countless times before am not a Lakers fan but I reckon it was terrible decision to hire D'Antoni.
Since it seems impossible to see Doc Rivers in LA, I reckon the best option in the market by far is Doug Collins of 76ers.
LAL would be at the Playoffs, even if Mike Brown had been kept as head coach. It doesn't sound like a wise move IMHO.

I am not a Laker fan either. I totally agree about Doc Rivers. But a so defensive minded coach as Collins to be Lakers coach? This guy have the Sixers under 90 points per game. Worst than Euroleague Basketball team average (remember they play 40 minutes). I give a soccer example here. Fabio Capelo was the Real Madrid coach back in 1997, he won the championship from Barcelona (only the second in almost a decade) but didn't continue the next year. Because he won most of the times with the poor 1-0. Lakers are Real Madrid of Basketball. They want showtime & rings at the same time.
Anyway, I just saw the Lakers-Spurs clash and i don't see how the Lakers could be worst than that in the future. None player except Bryant know what to do with the ball in offense. On the other hand, after a great game at Portland, Spurs shoot below 40% (the majority of them are open shots). Someone would say that only win counts in the end. But IMO it was a terrible game.

CarlJ1 · 14th November 2012, 10:04

Kyrie Irving throws a nice pass to Anderson Varejao vs. Nets - 11/13/12 - YouTube

Nice Dish! Varejao killed it 35 Pts 18 Rebs.

skin · 15th November 2012, 02:44

Quote:

Originally Posted by P.M. Fun

I am not a Laker fan either. I totally agree about Doc Rivers. But a so defensive minded coach as Collins to be Lakers coach? This guy have the Sixers under 90 points per game. Worst than Euroleague Basketball team average (remember they play 40 minutes). I give a soccer example here. Fabio Capelo was the Real Madrid coach back in 1997, he won the championship from Barcelona (only the second in almost a decade) but didn't continue the next year. Because he won most of the times with the poor 1-0. Lakers are Real Madrid of Basketball. They want showtime & rings at the same time.

I know what you mean, totally respect that, however as far as skills I like those coaches that start one team by creating a solid D, and only then concentrating efforts on attack.
IMO the biggest problem in Philly is the lack of skilled players. They got Bynum but it seems so far his knees are falling apart.
Who else? No one! That's why I reckon Collins deserves a lot of credits.

Quote:

Originally Posted by CarlJ1

Kyrie Irving throws a nice pass to Anderson Varejao vs. Nets - 11/13/12 - YouTube

Nice Dish! Varejao killed it 35 Pts 18 Rebs.

Glad you mentioned. Just watched the following video on Youtube. Can you imagine this guy full of energy playing for the Celtics or OKC? The first would become a real contender. The second would get their rings.
BTW: Irving will be MVP soon

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Varejão Career High 35 Points / 18 Boards

10th November 2012, 01:21	#11
Typhoon20 Addicted Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Mars b!tches! Posts: 365 Thanks: 1,559 Thanked 2,444 Times in 332 Posts	So...LA fired Mike Brown. Who's next ? Jerry Sloan, D'Antoni or will Phil come back from retirement ? My money is on D'Antoni. __________________

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MIB04 Addicted Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 228 Thanks: 866 Thanked 603 Times in 196 Posts	I don't see them getting D'Antoni. It is such a stark contrast to what Kobe is accustomed to. I think Sloan would be a good fit. His pace of basketball would match the Lakers, and it could be effective. The only problem is whether Sloan can coach primadonnas at this stage. He resigned from the Jazz due to Deron Williams, so him coaching Kobe, World Peace, and Howard would be interesting. Jeff Van Gundy could be a possibility. He's coached teams where players liked to iso (Houston, Sprewell, McGrady) and the teams had a dominant center (Ewing, Yao). I'm not sure if hiring assistants from another team during the season is aloowed, but if so, I could see Brian Shaw as a darkhorse to be the Lakers next head coach. Shaw was a long time assistant under Phil with the Lakers and was expected to take over when Phil retired. __________________ Banned Image Host Removed -SaintsDecay

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P.M. Fun Addicted Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Greece Posts: 227 Thanks: 3,820 Thanked 852 Times in 203 Posts	San Antonio won at Portland 112-109 (after 7 consecutive losses there). It was the best game of the season IMO until today. The score of the 4th quarter alone was 39-30 to the Spurs. The Spurs had 63 points from players who came from the bench and Blazers just 4. Great game from Nicolas Batum with 5/7 three-pointers. One of the 2 he missed is the last (off balance), for the win, 12 seconds before the end. I wouldn't have thought that it would come this day, but it's true. Greg Popovich's Spurs play at the moment the most offensive basketball on the NBA.

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ohsnapbigpapi Junior Member Virgin Join Date: Aug 2012 Posts: 16 Thanks: 8 Thanked 29 Times in 13 Posts	T-wolves are going to be amazing when Rubio and Love come back. Denver is looking a little disappointing to me, I'd imagine they would have a stronger start to the season, coming off as the #1 ranked offense last year. Where Brooklyn at, where Brooklyn at!!!! Deron william's injury is looking pretty serious, which kills me because he's my favorite player. OKC should have not let Harden go. Miami still the team to beat so far for the championship, Ray Ray is looking like he's breathing new life. My impressions of the season so far.

12th November 2012, 14:25	#15
CarlJ1 Addicted Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Portland Posts: 227 Thanks: 973 Thanked 716 Times in 226 Posts	I was wondering if ESPN was gonna give Phil Jackson his own "The Decision" special, anyway it look like it was his job to turn down but, LA wasn't going to play the waiting game and it look like D'Antoni the one. http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/s...angeles-lakers http://espn.go.com/los-angeles/nba/s...rs-source-says The T-Wolves could make some noise but, it won't be much if players keep getting injured Chase is the latest to get injured with his knee they are starting to look like how my Trailblazers used to be with all the injuries Adelmen a good coach so they should still be competitive until Love and Rubio come back hopefully the won't dig themselves a hole.

13th November 2012, 01:19	#16
P.M. Fun Addicted Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Greece Posts: 227 Thanks: 3,820 Thanked 852 Times in 203 Posts	Lakers hire D'Antoni, so let show-time begins. We are not gonna see the "7 or less offensive system" but a great offensive basketball is guaranteed. As for defense (D'Antoni's teams had problems with it in the past) Lakers will based on Metta World Peace & of course Howard. Now, it's 100% sure that Lakers (healthy ones) will be at the Playoffs. What will happen next... only God knows.