EPTNBA Regular Season 2011-2012 - Page 272
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KOFgokuon
United States14912 Posts
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Vindicare605
United States16129 Posts
We were up by 2, when he put that line up in and down by 14 by the time he took them out. Absolutely retarded decision to play that line up. You had two guys not in their natural positions, of course there was going to be defensive breakdowns, and then that line up is missing a bunch of core offense as well. And people wonder why LA fans don't like him. It's blatantly stupid decisionmaking in close games on a regular basis. | ||
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nemY
United States3119 Posts
On March 26 2012 14:02 Vindicare605 wrote: This game slipped away when Mike Brown put in that absolutely stupid line up of Gasol, McRoberts, Bryant, Blake and Sessions all at once. We were up by 2, when he put that line up in and down by 14 by the time he took them out. Absolutely retarded decision to play that line up. You had two guys not in their natural positions, of course there was going to be defensive breakdowns, and then that line up is missing a bunch of core offense as well. And people wonder why LA fans don't like him. It's blatantly stupid decisionmaking in close games on a regular basis. I'll trade you Mark Jackson for him. | ||
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Vindicare605
United States16129 Posts
Done. No trade backs. | ||
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nemY
United States3119 Posts
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Vindicare605
United States16129 Posts
On March 26 2012 14:10 nemY wrote: Schweet. We get a former coach of the year, you get Mark "No Excuses" Singletary... err Jackson. hah. Coach of the Year. Like that award has ever meant a damn thing. You know how many times Phil Jackson has won Coach of the Year? Once in 96. He has 11 titles. Jerry Sloan? 0, he led the Jazz to 3 finals (correct me if I'm wrong) and never coached a below 500 season in all his years in Utah. Greg Popovich? Just once in 2002 and he has 4 titles. Mike D'Antoni (lol) won coach of the year in 2004-2005 would you like him coaching your team? Hell even Mike Dunleavy and Byron Scott have won Coach of the Year awards. | ||
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nemY
United States3119 Posts
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Vindicare605
United States16129 Posts
On March 26 2012 14:33 nemY wrote: Do you think Mark Jackson would be an improvement over Mike Brown though? REALLY? Anyways the Dubs are doomed... they can't even tank right. I hope SA gets knocked out first round again this year =/ I just can't stand the way Mike Brown coaches. I'm not entirely sure that Mark Jackson would be an upgrade, but I do know that Mike Brown gets far more credibility from that Coach of the Year award than he deserves. The fact he was fired the season after he got it, just explains better than I can what that award is worth. | ||
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RowdierBob
Australia13536 Posts
John Hammond won Exec of the Year once and then duly signed Corey Maggette and Drew Gooden as a present to himself, so I wouldn't put much credence in those awards. That said, I'd take Brown over Jackson any day. | ||
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
On March 26 2012 13:49 RowdierBob wrote: When you've got offensive players of Bosh/LeBron/Wade's caliber, you really don't need to give them too much instruction on offence. It's Miami's D that Spo should really get a lot of credit for. It's pretty brutal considering their internal protection really isn't that great. Yea I agree Miami isnt really superior to most of the top teams in the half court set, usually their blowouts involve plays in transition from good D and the fact that they have absolute monsters on the floor as far as getting up and down is concerned. They can gamble so much on D and get away with it its ridiculous. As for internal protection, in addition to the trapping rebounding should be great but everytime a shot goes up you have 4 guys hogging the paint. Only true bigmen like Howard and Bynum can cover that effectively. | ||
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andrewlt
United States7702 Posts
On March 26 2012 14:16 Vindicare605 wrote: hah. Coach of the Year. Like that award has ever meant a damn thing. You know how many times Phil Jackson has won Coach of the Year? Once in 96. He has 11 titles. Jerry Sloan? 0, he led the Jazz to 3 finals (correct me if I'm wrong) and never coached a below 500 season in all his years in Utah. Greg Popovich? Just once in 2002 and he has 4 titles. Mike D'Antoni (lol) won coach of the year in 2004-2005 would you like him coaching your team? Hell even Mike Dunleavy and Byron Scott have won Coach of the Year awards. Coaches rarely get credit for making a good team with good players play to their potential. The award is usually given to coaches who got a mediocre or terrible team to play above their level for a season. That usually involves surprising teams that take them lightly or going all out during the regular season and saving nothing for the playoffs. Those things rarely last, so these "Coach of the Year" winners often get fired a few seasons after expectations catch up to them. | ||
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Holcan
Canada2593 Posts
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zulu_nation8
China26351 Posts
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Arnstein
Norway3381 Posts
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coolcrimefighter
United States378 Posts
On March 26 2012 14:02 Vindicare605 wrote: This game slipped away when Mike Brown put in that absolutely stupid line up of Gasol, McRoberts, Bryant, Blake and Sessions all at once. We were up by 2, when he put that line up in and down by 14 by the time he took them out. Absolutely retarded decision to play that line up. You had two guys not in their natural positions, of course there was going to be defensive breakdowns, and then that line up is missing a bunch of core offense as well. And people wonder why LA fans don't like him. It's blatantly stupid decisionmaking in close games on a regular basis. The Sessions/Blake backcourt is a horrible idea, I have idea why Mike Brown does it. Steve Blake is a huge liability on offense and defense. The only reason he should play is because Sessions can't play 48 minutes every game. | ||
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MassHysteria
United States3678 Posts
On March 27 2012 05:06 coolcrimefighter wrote: The Sessions/Blake backcourt is a horrible idea, I have idea why Mike Brown does it. Steve Blake is a huge liability on offense and defense. The only reason he should play is because Sessions can't play 48 minutes every game. Ya I agree, I really don't like Blake backing up Kobe and taking away minutes from G-Lock ever since they got Sessions. G-lock was doing good cosidering he is a rookie, and Blake should stick to what he is best at, backing up a PG. | ||
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Roggay
Switzerland6320 Posts
On March 27 2012 04:52 Arnstein wrote: Is there a place to watch streams of basketball online for free? And when are the games played in CEST? A lot of the games are on youtube (full game in 720p HD) if you want the vods. You have to know where to search tho. 3 channels consistently upload games : RileySMV , nbaswaggames, kumho4life (altho not always full games). Usually, most of the important matchs are there. | ||
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cLutZ
United States19574 Posts
On March 27 2012 00:51 andrewlt wrote: Coaches rarely get credit for making a good team with good players play to their potential. The award is usually given to coaches who got a mediocre or terrible team to play above their level for a season. That usually involves surprising teams that take them lightly or going all out during the regular season and saving nothing for the playoffs. Those things rarely last, so these "Coach of the Year" winners often get fired a few seasons after expectations catch up to them. Or...CotY is awarded by retarded sportswriters who don't know basketball. | ||
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Judicator
United States7270 Posts
On March 27 2012 07:16 cLutZ wrote: Or...CotY is awarded by retarded sportswriters who don't know basketball. Eh, not necessarily? Is it like any other award where its difficult to give it to the same person consecutively and/or repeatedly? Sure. Their choices aren't bad necessarily. I think its more of the people thinking that Coach of the Year (along with every other "of the Year" awards) somehow must extend beyond that particular year either forward (especially) or backwards. | ||
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Vindicare605
United States16129 Posts
On March 27 2012 07:47 Judicator wrote: Eh, not necessarily? Is it like any other award where its difficult to give it to the same person consecutively and/or repeatedly? Sure. Their choices aren't bad necessarily. I think its more of the people thinking that Coach of the Year (along with every other "of the Year" awards) somehow must extend beyond that particular year either forward (especially) or backwards. In Mike Brown's case he didn't even deserve it the year he got it, neither did Mike D'Antoni. It was just a side effect of the hype surrounding their respective teams thanks in majority to the star players on said team. | ||
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