Breaking news...Adelman era over (merged)
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Originally Posted by shaka zulu
Rick adleman was instrumental in the Developemet of Kevin martin by telling kevin martin to think like Richard hamilton, Very innovative move by rick's part in observing the facts that kevin martin had a similar style of game as Rip. This lead to kevin being consistent at the free throw line and coming off of curls shooting the basketball the right way with high percentage. Wher is this Great coach that will develope the young player at.
ADELMAN wasn't instrumental in Kevin's development. When does Adelman really play his young players? He usually plays them out of necessity and lets their talent rot away on the bench. Kevin, wasn't getting any significant playing time before Bonzi went down. How could he really develop watching from the bench?
VF21, i already knew KMart had the talent. I didn't question his talent. The point i'm trying to get across is that adelman wasn't instrumental in his development. Players don't get good sitting on the bench. They need to be on the floor getting experience.
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Originally Posted by shaka zulu
Rick adleman was instrumental in the Developemet of Kevin martin by telling kevin martin to think like Richard hamilton, Very innovative move by rick's part in observing the facts that kevin martin had a similar style of game as Rip. This lead to kevin being consistent at the free throw line and coming off of curls shooting the basketball the right way with high percentage. Wher is this Great coach that will develope the young player at.
ADELMAN wasn't instrumental in Kevin's development. When does Adelman really play his young players? He usually plays them out of necessity and lets their talent rot away on the bench. Kevin, wasn't getting any significant playing time before Bonzi went down. How could he really develop watching from the bench?
VF21, i already knew KMart had the talent. I didn't question his talent. The point i'm trying to get across is that adelman wasn't instrumental in his development. Players don't get good sitting on the bench. They need to be on the floor getting experience.
I have always looked up to Stockton. He is a guy that probally was in the league as long as he was because of his court awareness, and his overall basketball IQ.
He wasn't athletic, he wasn't big, he wasn't tall, he didn't rely on outside shooting. The guy does not look like a basketball player. He is 6' 175, and lasted in the league for 19 years. At 40 years old he was still one of the best at leading his team. This man knows a lot about the game.
John Stockton is probally the best fundemental basketball player in the last 20 years to play the game. I would love a guy like this to lead our team.
He wasn't athletic, he wasn't big, he wasn't tall, he didn't rely on outside shooting. The guy does not look like a basketball player. He is 6' 175, and lasted in the league for 19 years. At 40 years old he was still one of the best at leading his team. This man knows a lot about the game.
John Stockton is probally the best fundemental basketball player in the last 20 years to play the game. I would love a guy like this to lead our team.
OK....... So Bonzi is coaching the team? does Bonzi tell Adelman when to sub him in and out of the game? Thats basically what your telling me here. Coaches typically tell players when to get inthe game.
That is true, Adelman gives preference to "VETS". He chooses these guys over the young and talented players. That is one of his faults. We had a sorry *** record for the first half. He still wasn't developing his young guns! First half of the season, he allowed the serbian slacker to get minutes when he was giving a half hearted attempt night in and night out. If Adelman was about developing players, he woulda yanked the serbian slacker and put kmart in. As I recall, Kmart was getting less minutes than Garcia the first half of the season.
That is true, Adelman gives preference to "VETS". He chooses these guys over the young and talented players. That is one of his faults. We had a sorry *** record for the first half. He still wasn't developing his young guns! First half of the season, he allowed the serbian slacker to get minutes when he was giving a half hearted attempt night in and night out. If Adelman was about developing players, he woulda yanked the serbian slacker and put kmart in. As I recall, Kmart was getting less minutes than Garcia the first half of the season.
I've always like the underdog and for a guy like Stockton to be as influential, dominant, and make the others around him better...is awesome. I'd like a guy like him. It's hard though when you have a guy as successful as Rick was with the Kings, it's going to have to be over the top by the Maloofs, that's how they do it and they are big show offs. They go big or go home...so be prepared for a whopper. They are scounting Phil Jackson which would have been great seeing how he coached the Bulls, but he did have a truely remarkable player in Michael Jordan. The Maloofs really had things backfire with Rick, if they did actually intent to keep him in their back pocket, when he found out about them scouting Phil. Kind of like the situation when the deal didn't go through right away with Peja-Ron, it was like...oh crap now our guy's going to be pissed....we have to do it now and try again. 
Developement doesn't always come with playing time, Majority of your Developement as player happens in practice with instruction, Kevin got playing time early in the year and he didn't take advantage of it, and maybe by peja being around hurt kevin martin, But when the season went along, Kevin stepped up with his outside shooting,which some of it had to do with him being Developed as a player and his perimeter shooting was needed,some of this was adleman and some of it was his playing time, but he had to take advantage of the chance to play. It's up for the player to take advantage of the playing time when they get it.
True with the exception of Phil Jackson who is famous for being a player's coach. Now, he coaches a tough, defensiver mentality but he does it in a laid back manner. It is very rare to see him get on his players much less even get up of the bench. How else would he be able to control such dominant personalities as Michael Jordan, Shaquille O'Neal, Kobe Bryant, and the one player that makes Artest look normal... Dennis Rodman?
Dennis Rodman?
Anyone's guess at this point??? Do you have any suggestions??? Even some people here said that they make good coach coaches, we are all ears. Post your resume here and you could be in the running, seriously.
I hope the Maloofs have a plan and didn't pee off Petrie too much, they sure seem to be going over his head and are getting impatient with a championship not coming to Sacramento as we all are, but they are making a lot of huge moves lately, hopefully that will continue with a good quality coach (followed by the new coach assigning good assistant coaches) and a new downtown Sac area to enjoy our team in. Bring it home Sac town, bring it home.
I hope the Maloofs have a plan and didn't pee off Petrie too much, they sure seem to be going over his head and are getting impatient with a championship not coming to Sacramento as we all are, but they are making a lot of huge moves lately, hopefully that will continue with a good quality coach (followed by the new coach assigning good assistant coaches) and a new downtown Sac area to enjoy our team in. Bring it home Sac town, bring it home.
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i just read all 24 pages. wow!! this sucks. i know i've been down on adelman before and have thought that it was time for a change but only if there was someone else out there that was better. i don't see myself being a fan if nelly comes here.
thanks rick for a great run!! you should have a ring. we know the nba took one from you and an injury took one as well. good luck to you in whatever you do next!!! thanks again for 8 great years!!
thanks rick for a great run!! you should have a ring. we know the nba took one from you and an injury took one as well. good luck to you in whatever you do next!!! thanks again for 8 great years!!
It was nice always having that safety net of Adelman, because you knew what to expect. Sometimes that was good, sometimes it was bad. I'll leave it at sometimes change is a good thing. 8 years is a loooong time for a head coach to be with a team. Good or bad the future is uncertain, and that's kind of exciting.