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Phil Jackson Leon Rose: "We'd like Melo to 'have success somewhere'"
Friday, April 27, 2007
..and while we're stuck with the guy who loves to start snacks and slim
The Indianapolis Star-Tribune reported that YES analyst Mark Jackson is on the short list to replace coach Rick Carlisle
3 comments:
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Actually I'm with Bo....Isiah's got the players attention. Now what we need is some nerdy Xs and Os assistants that Isiah trusts.
Anyone notice that Zeke got a 3rd place vote in the coach of the year balloting?
Nerdy Xs and Os guy...again, Rick Carlisle anyone? Think he would accept a step down to offensive coordinator (or assistant coach if Herb gets picked up by Indiana) to sit on the crowded bench behind Isiah with the understanding that he gets the head coaching job when Isiah leaves or gets sacked?
No chance, ok.
But it would be interesting to know what the relationship is like between the two men, two guys that have come so close to crossing paths, whose fates have been related at each of their stops over the last seven years.
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3 comments:
Actually I'm with Bo....Isiah's got the players attention. Now what we need is some nerdy Xs and Os assistants that Isiah trusts.
Anyone notice that Zeke got a 3rd place vote in the coach of the year balloting?
Coaches must be allowed to vote for themselves....
Nerdy Xs and Os guy...again, Rick Carlisle anyone? Think he would accept a step down to offensive coordinator (or assistant coach if Herb gets picked up by Indiana) to sit on the crowded bench behind Isiah with the understanding that he gets the head coaching job when Isiah leaves or gets sacked?
No chance, ok.
But it would be interesting to know what the relationship is like between the two men, two guys that have come so close to crossing paths, whose fates have been related at each of their stops over the last seven years.
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