I guarantee the grizzlies win the championship

[QUOTE=poido123]That sounds like a butthurt response :oldlol:

Very insightful, by all means break down why I'm wrong dude, i know you're a Heat fan just so you know...[/QUOTE]


Erik Spoelstra [I]forgot[/I] more basketball in a than you ever knew. And he's one of the very best coaches currently in the professional ranks. He's a hand picked disciple of Pat Riley. The same Pat Riley who possess more acumen for the game of basketball in his pinky, than most do in their entire body. And for you to make some foolish assertion, I.E "Spo doesnt know or doesnt recognise matchup problems often enough" makes you sound ridiculous. Just saying.

[QUOTE=PJR]Erik Spoelstra [I]forgot[/I] more basketball in a than you ever knew. And he's one of the very best coaches currently in the professional ranks. He's a hand picked disciple of Pat Riley. The same Pat Riley who possess more acumen for the game of basketball in his pinky, than most do in their entire body. And for you to make some foolish assertion, I.E "Spo doesnt know or doesnt recognise matchup problems often enough" makes you sound ridiculous. Just saying.[/QUOTE]

:roll:

Spo a great coach or a great motivational speaker? LOL Man, just because Riley was a great coach in his own right, does not mean he is great at handpicking another coach... You would think Michael Jordan would be at least sound at running a basketball organisation with his basketball knowledge and how good he was at the game, but he sucks as a GM.

Yes I said it, Spo doesnt recognise matchup problems often enough and often let's the team change a plan that was working, ie the full court press on the bulls...Still you haven't broken down exactly what Spo has brought to the table, or proved me wrong in anyway. Try giving me examples of Spo implementing "one of the very best coaches currently in the professional ranks" plays... :oldlol:

POP on the other hand...

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