Mike Brown disses Steve Nash

If Phil was coaching this team they'd be a lock for the title. The Zen Master would pull off a 3 peat with this team.

 

Wow, this is ridiculous. Think these comments could get him fired if the front office realizes what a fail his offense is.

 

He already has 13 rings

 

This coming from a coach that had to hire another coach to teach his team the 'Princeton' offence, because he doesn't have a clue.

If you have Nash with Gasol and Dwight, what else would you run? Pick'n'roll, pick'n'slip, Pick'n'roll, pick'n'slip, Pick'n'roll, pick'n'slip...pass to Kobe...Pick'n'roll, pick'n'slip.

Gasol could even pick'n'fade...Brown, smh.

 

he should. keep Mike Brown as the defensive assistant.

 

14th*

(11 as a coach, 2 as a player)

 

so, since they aren't going to hire Van Gundy brothers because of Dwight... D'Antoni!

 

Get your popcorn ready

 

btw, I could absolutely see Phil Jackson saying the same thing to the media, except... he's Phil Jackson.

 

It was a bizarre decision to hire him in the first place. The Lakers needed a highly respected veteran coach with rings to back up what he says. It was never going to work, and perhaps Nash isn't a good fit, but you change coaches before you dump Nash.

 

Blasphemous !!!!!!!

 

Pau Gasol for Pat + white + pick.

 

Mike Brown is a clueless dolt. He's not going to make it past February.

 

When you have Nash, you don't even need a play book. Just give him the ball and let him direct the offense.

Give Mr. Pringles a call, Mike.

 

I wonder how's Rudy T's health these days, i haven't heard anything about him in a long time

 

It seems that I need to make a bet in the bet thread.

 

The GM was actually set to hire Adleman but the owner nixed it and went with Brown. (I'm 82% sure of this story but I'm too lazy to go find a link that might back it up.)

And Mike Brown should keep his mouth shut. If it weren't for LeBron James he'd be coaching at the University of NE Maine - Millinocket campus.

 

Mike brown is the peter griffin of coaching.

 

I agree that Rick Adelman was a good fit, especially when Odom was still there. Titles or not, there were a lot of years this decade when I thought he was the best coach in the NBA, or at least in the top 3. He develops talent well & overachieves with decimated rosters. They'd be my favorites in the west had he been hired.

 

Give it time. Give it to end of December to see where it's at.