I've always flip-flopped about Dunleavy, but I still think it is too early to fire him based off this 1-8 start, and even if we fire him as coach, he'll be looking directly over the shoulder over the new coach, which wouldn't work out well. So we either get rid of him from the franchise as a whole, or keep him, and I say we keep him. This guy seems determined to get the Clippers out of the ****hole of the NBA, and is the first guy who I have ever seen to really attempt this. Sure, he may do it to try to get himself a legacy going, but I don't care, he isn't sitting on his ass like Baylor was.
About this season, I feel for Dunleavy, I really do. The guy was seriously heartbroken when Elton Brand(who he had a really good relationship with) went back on his word and did everything he could by bringing in some quick bandages in Brian Skinner, Marcus Camby, Ricky Davis and bringing Jason Hart back. It has just backfired on him since all of those guys are underachieving, and even Baron Davis seems like he's just going through the motions. Best thing to do in my opinion, is to find an identity as soon as possible and go from there. What a lot of people want Dunleavy to do(run n gun) isn't going to do squat, we still won't win games. Kaman also needs to wake up and stop being a ***** about not getting as many touches as he would like.
I've always flip-flopped about Dunleavy, but I still think it is too early to fire him based off this 1-8 start, and even if we fire him as coach, he'll be looking directly over the shoulder over the new coach, which wouldn't work out well. So we either get rid of him from the franchise as a whole, or keep him, and I say we keep him. This guy seems determined to get the Clippers out of the ****hole of the NBA, and is the first guy who I have ever seen to really attempt this. Sure, he may do it to try to get himself a legacy going, but I don't care, he isn't sitting on his ass like Baylor was.
About this season, I feel for Dunleavy, I really do. The guy was seriously heartbroken when Elton Brand(who he had a really good relationship with) went back on his word and did everything he could by bringing in some quick bandages in Brian Skinner, Marcus Camby, Ricky Davis and bringing Jason Hart back. It has just backfired on him since all of those guys are underachieving, and even Baron Davis seems like he's just going through the motions. Best thing to do in my opinion, is to find an identity as soon as possible and go from there. What a lot of people want Dunleavy to do(run n gun) isn't going to do squat, we still won't win games. Kaman also needs to wake up and stop being a ***** about not getting as many touches as he would like.
I'm beginning to really wonder if the Clipps are lacking true leadership on the court
I'm beginning to really wonder if the Clipps are lacking true leadership on the court
When don't we? Honestly, besides that year with Sam Cassell, we have never had a vocal leader. Elton Brand is the furthest thing from a leader, Maggette never fired anyone up. I wonder if we could get Cassell to come and coach this squad next year, and if Dunleavy will give him full reign to do as he wishes.
When don't we? Honestly, besides that year with Sam Cassell, we have never had a vocal leader. Elton Brand is the furthest thing from a leader, Maggette never fired anyone up. I wonder if we could get Cassell to come and coach this squad next year, and if Dunleavy will give him full reign to do as he wishes.
my thoughts exactly...that first year Cassell came here, i think it was '05-'06,was the last time we had a vocal leader and a real go-to guy down the stretch or when things started to get out of hand...i mean, i know Baron is supposed to technically be the leader, but i'm not sure he's the kind of player who can grab the reins and settle the team down during critical stretches of games, the way Lebron or Kobe or KG do with their teams...seems like one minute we're competing, then the next thing you know, we're down by 15-20 and the game is over