Why didn't MJ win with a coach who made the 2nd round with a 14.9 ppg leading scorer?

[Spurs m8]

Mods, please put crime scene tape around this thread. OP has been MURDERED.

I like the direction this thread took

The direction it deserved

[MadDog]

There we go.

Undisputable proof that TheGoofiest and TheConstipation are the same person.

I don't understand why the Bronies all use alts. Is it so they can agree with themselves in their own threads?

Yikes. Worst fanbase in sports, bar none

[SATAN]

Imagine thinking they are really the same person.

[beasted]

Imagine thinking they are really the same person.

Are you purposely trying to be a dickhead?

[MadDog]

Are you purposely trying to be a dickhead?

Guy named himself "Satan" on a basketball forum. Definitely pastie lol

[SATAN]

They are not the same person.

[Gohan]

They are not the same person.

Get behind me Satan

[Spurs m8]

Are you purposely trying to be a dickhead?

[MrFonzworth]

Get behind me Satan

lmao

[Legend248]

In 2012 Lou Williams led the Sixers in scoring with 14.9 ppg. Doug Collins somehow took this team to the second round, where he lost in 7 to the Garnett-Pierce-Allen-Rondo Celtics.
Yet Jordan was unable to win with this coach.

Grant Hill was coached by Doug Collins for 3 seasons. In 1996-97 (his third season) Hill led the Pistons to a 54-28 record.
In Jordan's third season, also under Doug Collins, he had a 40-42 record. Jordan never won more than 50 games under Doug Collins, despite having The Great Scott Pippen on his roster.

Jordan also had a 2 x ABA championship winner coach. He lost to Terry Cummings in the first round.

All this begs the question: Was Jordan a system player who was only capable of being successful under a coach who would go on to win 5 rings without him? All empirical evidence points to: Yes.

Bro.....if you need friends ill be your first friend.....you need some help....

[kawhileonard2]

In 2012 Lou Williams led the Sixers in scoring with 14.9 ppg. Doug Collins somehow took this team to the second round, where he lost in 7 to the Garnett-Pierce-Allen-Rondo Celtics.
Yet Jordan was unable to win with this coach.

Grant Hill was coached by Doug Collins for 3 seasons. In 1996-97 (his third season) Hill led the Pistons to a 54-28 record.
In Jordan's third season, also under Doug Collins, he had a 40-42 record. Jordan never won more than 50 games under Doug Collins, despite having The Great Scott Pippen on his roster.

Jordan also had a 2 x ABA championship winner coach. He lost to Terry Cummings in the first round.

All this begs the question: Was Jordan a system player who was only capable of being successful under a coach who would go on to win 5 rings without him? All empirical evidence points to: Yes.

Does the guy who won league mvp get a torn ACL and miss the series?

[TheGoatest]

There's also this little gem:

Grant Hill in his 2nd season, coached by Doug Collins: 46-36 record
Michael Jordan in his 3rd season, coached by Doug Collins: 40-42 record

Here are two things the system player Jordan needed throughout his career:



One of these is called Phil, the other is called Scottie.

[warriorfan]

You really need to get some friends.

[MrFonzworth]

You really need to get some friends.

Who the hell would befriend this basement dweller

[Spurs m8]

Bro.....if you need friends ill be your first friend.....you need some help....