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Think about it. When Mike Brown inevitably gets fired at the end of the season or halfway through the next he'll be collecting 8.5mil from the Kings, probably 10mil from the Knicks and be out hunting for another job as a head or assistant coach. Life is good for Mike Brown and Damian Lillard
[QUOTE=GOBB;15019544]Was Mike Malone not an option or did Jokic cover up how good Malone really is? Serious question
Hire this fire Thibs Hire Thibs again…[/QUOTE]
Players were having problems with malone. Same as thibs. Doesnt sound like the guy
[QUOTE=beasted;15019523]I think he's another Thibs, defensive heavy no offensive scheme coach.
I think he's a hard worker and professional, but this is throwing shit at the wall at this point.[/QUOTE]
He doesn't grind his players to play 40 minutes a night though. So it's an upgrade in that department.
[QUOTE=Xiao Yao You;15019525]Kings had the top offense. He learned some things in gs[/QUOTE]
He learned to let someone else run the offense. Cleveland's offense in the beginning with LeBron when he coached was completely dependent on LeBron and Brown didn't run any plays at all. Nothing complicated at least. They had no identity as a team offensively except LeBron-ball. Towards the end of his tenure with LeBron-Cavs he let offensive coordinator John Kuester run it. During huddles Brown wouldn't even be drawing up plays or in the huddle during timeouts.
In Sacramento he wasn't running the offense. His assistant Jay Triano was. He basically did the same thing there that he did at the end of his Cavs days.
So if you mean he learned something by letting someone else do it, then yea...he learned.
[QUOTE=Meticode;15019556]He learned to let someone else run the offense. Cleveland's offense in the beginning with LeBron when he coached was completely dependent on LeBron and Brown didn't run any plays at all. Nothing complicated at least. They had no identity as a team offensively except LeBron-ball. Towards the end of his tenure with LeBron-Cavs he let offensive coordinator John Kuester run it. During huddles Brown wouldn't even be drawing up plays or in the huddle during timeouts.
In Sacramento he wasn't running the offense. His assistant Jay Triano was. He basically did the same thing there that he did at the end of his Cavs days.
So if you mean he learned something by letting someone else do it, then yea...he learned.[/QUOTE]
Delegating is part of being the head coach.
[QUOTE=Xiao Yao You;15019559]Delegating is part of being the head coach.[/QUOTE]
I agree. Especially if you don't know what the f*ck you're doing.
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Should have just gotten Thibs an offensive minded assistant and some half decent bench players..
Mike brown is the biggest nothing hire