I think this will help the Rockets in a very big way, and seems not far in the realm of possibility as well. KG and Mchale have a very strong relationship. KG is considering retirement with not much left in the tank as a player. Houston absolutely lacks a cohesive defensive direction. KG can bring to the table a leadership voice everyone can look up to and listen to. His forte for so long has been quarterbacking defenses from his post in the middle much like the way a middle linebacker points out defensive assignments to the rest of the line. He will bring direction and more importantly, accountability.
Being good at something doesn't necessarily make you a great coach at it. McHale was one of the best sixth man in NBA, but look at the way he utilizes the bench.
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The head coach has to implement this. This isn't a power ranger megazord where each arm is controlled individually by a ranger.
The departure of Kelvin Sampson doesn't seem to agree with you. It was clear McHale didn't do **** on defense.
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I thought rumors were that he was coming back for next season and the $12M left on his contract? I know it's bleacher report (which sucks) but I bet there are plenty of other articles about this as well... http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...o-return-to-brooklyn-nets-for-one-more-season
