Justice for Mike Brown

[SpecialQue]

When the hell is he going to get rehired? He's a good defensive coach and helped develop Lebron. Someone needs to give him another chance.

[Springsteen]

funny

[Magic731]

Roll him and Pringles into one and you just might have a competent coach.

[STATUTORY]

the white man that fired him, walking around scot free

[Phenith]

I believe a coaching system where there was a head coach of offence and a head coach of defence could work out if the coaches could work together.
Brown and Dantoni could be a strong combo if paired up and they meshed.

[DwnShft2Xcelr8]

I thought he got shot to death in Ferguson, Missouri ...















Oh, I am very mistaken.

[JohnMax]

http://i.imgur.com/Jfjxj.png

[BasedTom]

He died as he lived...

Screaming DON'T SHOOT

[tomSR.]

He died as he lived...

Screaming DON'T SHOOT
:oldlol:

[MC Gusto]

I know right. Larry Drew is already employed again and he got fired after the draft.

[DukeDelonte13]

it's not that mike brown doesn't know offense or D'antoni doesn't know defense, it's just what they choose to emphasize.

MB's philosophy is that a team can't contend unless they learn how to defend at a high level, and that NBA players are too good and difficult to stop, thus the entire team needs to be focused on stopping the ball.

The issue with that is a bunch of 22 year olds don't want to have an entire year or two of practice devoted to learning defensive schemes. They get sick of it and don't try.

MB ran a variation of the princeton offense, same as Byron and the same as Blatt, IMO the issue wasn't with his plan, it was the fact that every ball handler that cavs had (Kyrie, Jack, and Dion) are all truly score first guards that aren't adept at running offenses.

[2LeTTeRS]

‏@Probballdraft
With the 4 years remaining the Cavs have eaten 5 years and $23 million to fire Mike Brown twice.

Looks to me like the Cavs did pretty well by Coach Brown.

[DukeDelonte13]

Looks to me like the Cavs did pretty well by Coach Brown.


definitely sh*tty of them... But oh well, nobody can really complain about the cavs offseason at this point. The stars and planets aligned for them.

[Bandito]

I think he is a good coach. Way better than Mike No D Antoni at least by a lot.

[04mzwach]

I'm sure a D-league team would take him.

[DukeDelonte13]

I'm sure a D-league team would take him.


He's probably going to retire and continue to help coach his son's football team.

He was supposedly going to retire this last bout; PHX offered him a job and he refused it. He was moving back to Cleveland anyways. Cle offers him the job (Chris Grant and MB where college teammates and good friends) with a lucrative contract and he takes it.

He did take a team that was dead last in defensive efficiency two years in a row to 12th in the one season he coached. He knows what he's doing, but IMO he's just not a "fun" coach to play for.

[ImKobe]

He's probably going to retire and continue to help coach his son's football team.

He was supposedly going to retire this last bout; PHX offered him a job and he refused it. He was moving back to Cleveland anyways. Cle offers him the job (Chris Grant and MB where college teammates and good friends) with a lucrative contract and he takes it.

He did take a team that was dead last in defensive efficiency two years in a row to 12th in the one season he coached. He knows what he's doing, but IMO he's just not a "fun" coach to play for.

He's a micromanager. Constantly yelling and telling the players what to do on the sideline while they're trying to make a play. His offense is stagnant and is made for a guy like Lebron or Kobe, who have the genius to run the offense based off of natural talent.

He would be a great assistant coach on any team that needs some help on the defensive end, but he's not head coach material with his personality and his in-game coaching abilities (or lack thereof).

[Levity]

if he was willing, he can certainly find a job as an assistant. head coach? dont see that happening anytime soon.