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Huh? Not the way I read it at all. Undercutting/ignoring/disrespecting his coach on multiple occasions per Windhorst.If we knew half as much about coaching an NBA team as we think, we"d know twice as much as we do. -
My mistake... browswer cache problem ..3inthekeon wrote: View Post
This is the article I was looking at..from one of the beat writers in Cleveland.
http://www.cleveland.com/cavs/index....rt_maj-story-1There's no such thing as a 2nd round bust.
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.INDEPENDENCE, Ohio (AP) — LeBron James says he was as "surprised and caught off-guard like everybody" by the firing of Cleveland Cavaliers coach David Blatt, who took his team to the NBA Finals last season.
James says he agrees with general manager David Griffin's assessment that the Cavs aren't as connected as they need to be to chase a championship. James says it's not his concern that there's a perception he was behind the decision to fire Blatt, who was 83-40 in two seasons and has the Cavs atop the Eastern Conference.Comment
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Well he obviously can't say he was behind it. Bad for his reputation.rocwell wrote: View PostComment
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxXOyb-lT8I&t=3m3s
Can you imagine anyone ever saying this kinda stuff about Casey?twitter.com/anthonysmdoyleComment
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Dude... you're talking about the best coach in the NBA and easily top 5 in NBA history like of course nobody is going about Casey like that.Barolt wrote: View PostComment
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I get this. I'm not expecting Casey to be Pop, but my point was more that Casey doesn't even play our rookies and D-League guys.JWash wrote: View Post
Part of the reason every time someone leaves the Spurs, they have another guy to fill the void, is because every guy on their roster plays.twitter.com/anthonysmdoyleComment
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Yeah, but that's pretty unique to the Spurs. Nowhere else in the NBA does it really happen, and the fact that every single other team wants to copy the Spurs, and yet still fails, shows how hard it is. You can see it in managing minutes as well. Every team wants to rest players for games like the Spurs do, and yet no one else does it. The Spurs are a unique organisation and you can't really fault the Raptors for failing to emulate them.Barolt wrote: View PostComment
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Come on now. Casey is getting great production from his top young players, and coping with injuries - Next Man Up. Admittedly, he doesn't really do "garbage time" except in rare situations like last night, but there are many reasons a coach be averse to getting their rookies in to garbage it up. Regardless, Powell and Bebe, and Bennett to a degree, look well-prepared to step in when needed. Bruno and Delon could do the same in a pinch.Barolt wrote: View Post
People are a little too fixated on minutes with rookie development. Pops doesn't force-feed them minutes either. It's a process - one that seems to have gone quite well for Ross and JV, though they did have the benefit of minutes on a team lacking depth.Comment
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Dwayne Casey named Eastern Conference coach of the Month for January 2016.
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Can't blame Casey when his team comes out with no effortComment
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