Can't go wrong with any one of the van gundy's. I've wanted Stan ever since he was fired from Orlando.
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Lark Benson wrote: View PostYeah I think the number one thing is DD continuing to improve his handle and passing. Watching him get backed up to half court with every hedge and loose double is getting tiring, but the I think about how far he's come from last season and I have hope. Another year with this same core and building more counters and options into the sets will hopefully make a big difference.
I'm done trying to put a limit on him - I honestly don't know and I honestly think he is the exception to many, many norms.
Thinking how far he has come last year certainly puts things in perspective. If only he didn't take 43% of his shots as long 2s and if only he played some D though!
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GoldenBaller wrote: View PostCan't go wrong with any one of the van gundy's. I've wanted Stan ever since he was fired from Orlando.
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Jamshid wrote: View PostMark Jackson's time is over in GS. How about him ?
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psrs1 wrote: View PostIn total agreement SVG is an experienced tactician who stands up to superstars when needed. DC is afraid to stand up and call out and criticize certain players. Different rules and standards for different players. DC is really not that smart."Both teams played hard my man" - Sheed
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white men can't jump wrote: View PostAt one point, that was Mike Brown (although I don't know if he was actually the lead assistant). Brown was a major piece under Pop in the coaching staff, and then major piece under Carlisle in Indiana.
BTW, interesting to see that Avery Johnson and Vinny Del Negro only played for him, never coached under. Explains a lot.@Boymusic66
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TSF wrote: View PostOthers who worked for him: Doc Rivers, Sam Presti, Mike Budenholzer, PJ Carlesimo, Jacque Vaghn. Usually works to hire his guys.
BTW, interesting to see that Avery Johnson and Vinny Del Negro only played for him, never coached under. Explains a lot.
You listed a bunch of guys...at the moment only Budenholzer seems like a true disciple who could be able to translate what he learned in SAS to his new team. (Not sure if there are other guys from their system I can't think of)
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