CALJAZZFAN
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Seems odd regarding Stevens. Although if I had my choice no Celtic would ever get another accolade. He doesn't seem douchy though. Ainge on the other hand...
coach of the year results are in.
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Thee Jazz Fan
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Funny to think that there are rumors that he will be fired. Lol
the winner: CASEY.
got votes:
Brett brown
Mike d Antoni
Nate Mcmillan
greg popovich
doc rivers
quin snyder
terry stotts
shocking to see that stevens got no votes? wut?
Doc Rivers? Really?
CALJAZZFAN
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George Karl was fired in 2013 after winning COY, so wouldn't be the first. Maybe we could pick up Derozan on the cheap.
Miggs
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Why did he deserve it? What did he do that was so special this year?
Clippers actually did a pretty good job to stay in the playoff race after losing CP3 and Griffin.
idestroyedthetoilet
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D Antoni 1, QS 2.
D Antoni has used his players to their best strengths and smothered the Jazz with his adjustments. Harden deferring to CP3, Capella...
QS did what he could with his rotation but D matched it. I give the title to the superior flopper lineup.
D Antoni has used his players to their best strengths and smothered the Jazz with his adjustments. Harden deferring to CP3, Capella...
QS did what he could with his rotation but D matched it. I give the title to the superior flopper lineup.
I believe Stevens deserves it based on coaching merit. His team is simply not as good as he makes them perform. Their best player is out, and a nice rotational piece in Hayward, and he has two rookies and a seldom used pg going to the conf finals with a decent chance of advancing despite what has been quite possibly Lebrons greatest playoff performance to date. After Anthony Davis joins them, they will be in the Finals for about five straight years. But Golden State cant be beaten for at least this year and next, so there's that.....and then Utah will win three which eats up the prime Celtic years.
idestroyedthetoilet
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2 all stars, 1 considered one of the best interior defenders in the NBA, 4 main pieces shooting 40×% from 3, with a stretch 2-way center shooting 43%, and Morris stretching PF at a respectable 37%, giving Kyrie plenty of space to do what Kyrie does.
This isn't Brad Stevens rocket science. Boston is simply stacked. I'd vote Tyrone Lue in ahead of many if not most. He has LeBron, Love and a bunch of noones plus a ton of roster turnover to manage through.
You do remember Kyrie hasn't been playing since early April, and that all that three point success just highlights Stevens genius. Apparently, you don't even watch Boston play, ever. I can't even issue a rebuttal based on the fact you said Boston was stacked and something about Tyrone Lue deserving anything but an eternal vacation, and then I saw your username and figured it was best to just quit.
idestroyedthetoilet
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Maybe you can't issue a rebuttal because you don't understand how bball operates? Great 3 point shooters, a solid inside scorer, and 2 youngins who can play. Hmmmm, how should I design the offense? And i happen to have 2 way players. Oh snap, got it! I'm brilliant!!! Let me call LeBron to confirm. He has high bbal IQ you know.