I still think it is way too early to even think about firing Smart, but if we do have problems with Smart as our head coach in the future, do you think Brown is a suitable replacment?
I still think it is way too early to even think about firing Smart, but if we do have problems with Smart as our head coach in the future, do you think Brown is a suitable replacment?
I still think it is way too early to even think about firing Smart, but if we do have problems with Smart as our head coach in the future, do you think Brown is a suitable replacment?
Really? Is this some sort of a joke?
I still think it is way too early to even think about firing Smart, but if we do have problems with Smart as our head coach in the future, do you think Brown is a suitable replacment?
I would say Jerry Sloan would be a good choice. DaAntoni would be another.
I would love Sloan here. I think he would do a pretty good job with our youngsters. If we are serious about making any sort of pitch to get him to coach here, our team needs to start competing in that 8, 9, and 10 spot. I'm not sure he would want to take over if we remain in the bottom of the league. Then there is the question if he even wants to come back and coach at all.
I think the Kings would be intriguing to him. You have Jimmer ( that would be the next Jeff Hornasek) You have Aaron Brooks (Deron Williams) and use Thomas Robinson like Malone. Sacramento is closer to his home in Utah than any other place except Denver. I would be excited to see Smart gone if you could get Dantoni or Sloan. Sacramento deserves a winner!
Actually on ESPN 710 Max Kellerman says Phil Jackson is at the Lakers facility walking around. http://espn.go.com/espnradio/losangeles/play
Did you just compare Aaron Brooks to Deron Williams? I know that you're not saying he's as good, but they're completely different. Williams is twice the size of Brooks (lol) and is so much more of a playmaker than Brooks is.
P. Jackson, Sloan, F. Saunders, D'Antoni, L. Brown, McMillan, Stan Van Gundy, Jeff Van Gundy, and M. Brown are all the flashy name/notable coaches that are available. In an ideal world, which one(s) would you want?
For me, I would be happy with Jackson, Sloan, Jeff Van Gundy, or McMillan
My opinion is Jerry sloan number one for the Kings. Then Dantoni #2 to teach offense and then hire Nate McMillian as defensive coach.
I've heard that argument several times, and yet they were always low scoring defensive minded teams that struggled to score. Not sure what to make of that.my number one is, has been, and is likely to continue to be McMillan. not for defensive purposes however. his offense is better than his defense.
Mike Brown is notorious for having terrible offensive structure and having no clue how to handle a rotation.
Fire Smart, Hire anyone with Basketball knowledge
funny, sounds exactly like Keith Smart. and were still stuck with him
I'm afraid if anybody is getting Sloan it would be the Lakers.
As for Brown, he'll get another shot, but he could be doing the Westphal here, where he has his greatest success in his first stop, and then gets increasingly exposed as his career winds down.
Another thing: as long as Smart can keep the team playing defense, there would be no huge gain in bringing in an all defense no offense coach unless that coach was somebody who had stature and the ability to relate to players. Ala JVG. If the defense falls back apart, I am open to anything again.
I think the Kings would be intriguing to him. You have Jimmer ( that would be the next Jeff Hornasek) You have Aaron Brooks (Deron Williams) and use Thomas Robinson like Malone. Sacramento is closer to his home in Utah than any other place except Denver. I would be excited to see Smart gone if you could get Dantoni or Sloan. Sacramento deserves a winner!
Actually on ESPN 710 Max Kellerman says Phil Jackson is at the Lakers facility walking around. http://espn.go.com/espnradio/losangeles/play