Lol....
Aaron Bruski @aaronbruski 1m1 minute ago
Vivek: “We want to move being able to have players highlight their own skills and improvise. The leader needs to be more of a jazz director"
Peter Vecsey @PeterVecsey1
In interview, Ranadive said Pete D & Mullin wanted Malone gone now as well as recommended Corbin as coach rest of year. Meaning it's on them
OH BOOMWell considering the utter stupidity of the last two days, that may not be that hard to do.
Awesome. Great strategy for a team that was OVERACHIEVING!
If there is no plan to replace him, why not let him finish the year and see how things go once Boogie returns.
our franchise is still a joke, Maloofs might be gone but it's the same old circus
You might be in line for a name change.
Or do you still Vivek?
Is it possible to name change on the forum without starting a new account?i put in the request. now i wait
Is it possible to name change on the forum without starting a new account?
All these comments are almost leading me to believe that he's enjoying all this.
players are pissed, fans are pissed, everyone else in the league is pointing and laughing, front office/owner has pissed, all over our seasonBlake Ellington @BlakeEllington 2m2 minutes ago
Carl Landry said he believes in organization. But on Michael Malone: "He's the best coach since coach Adelman of the last decade."
Never thought I'd say this but I stand with Carl Landry
you don't blow the whole thing up and go with Ty Corbin in the middle of our best start in years with Cuz returning that week!
That's pretty much what Westphal said when he was here.
I think all the players are doing their best to act like consummate pros, but it seems obvious to be that none of them like this move. I can't imagine how they feel. I'm so pissed off as a fan, but it's gotta feel a great deal worse when the guy you bought into and played your butt off for, is canned like this.
Absolutely, they've got to feel like they have been played for fools. I never even entertained the idea of something like this happening without Boogie signing off on it first.
Yeah, um...most likely not.
It's a business. They know it much better than we do.
I'm gonna be blunt. Maybe if the players were so devoted to Malone they could have shown it by not losing all those games we could have/should have won, even with Cousins on the bench. If they were so devoted to Malone maybe they could have shown it by putting forth effort every single time they stepped on the court.
The first time I ever heard the old adage "Players win, coaches lose" was from a player. I think the idea that "none of them like this move' is totally unsubstantiated. I'd almost be willing to bet they know more about why Malone was actually fired than we'll ever hear.
Bottom line is it's done. He's history. The players will not be looking back mourning his loss. They're going to be looking forward, knowing that they need to adopt "the coach is dead, long live the coach" mentality, quit messing around and get back to playing like they mean it.
If the players everyone is so worried about had done their jobs adequately, Malone would still be sitting on the bench.
Well, Boogie already said, he shouldn't have gotten sick. That said, if Cousins doesn't check out, and Corbin continues the course with the starters, while being a bit more flexible with reserves, maybe there's something good down the line. Problem is, it's not clear, whether new coach will be allowed to. Plus all the personnel rumors...Yeah, um...most likely not.
It's a business. They know it much better than we do.
I'm gonna be blunt. Maybe if the players were so devoted to Malone they could have shown it by not losing all those games we could have/should have won, even with Cousins on the bench. If they were so devoted to Malone maybe they could have shown it by putting forth effort every single time they stepped on the court.
The first time I ever heard the old adage "Players win, coaches lose" was from a player. I think the idea that "none of them like this move' is totally unsubstantiated. I'd almost be willing to bet they know more about why Malone was actually fired than we'll ever hear.
Bottom line is it's done. He's history. The players will not be looking back mourning his loss. They're going to be looking forward, knowing that they need to adopt "the coach is dead, long live the coach" mentality, quit messing around and get back to playing like they mean it.
If the players everyone is so worried about had done their jobs adequately, Malone would still be sitting on the bench.
This is not true. PDA said wins and losses didn't matter it was style. If Malone had the team at 16-9 or whatever, he still would have gotten canned.