The Official "See ya Snyder" Thread.

[LogGrad98]

Don’t worry, I’m sure this series was just a statistical anomaly.

Just one statistically anomaly after another. We're creating statistical anomalies like a teenager growing new zits.

 

[campaignist]

There’s no way Snyder is here next year.

I’m willing to put money down if anyone is up for it.

I'd put money on him not being fired. I can't say whether or not he wants to go somewhere else, he might be smart enough to do that.

 

[campaignist]

Get a new coach who will bring a new energy is mandatory. The situation of the players can be discuss next but the first step is to change the coach. I still believe this team well coaching can be much better.

This. The thing is that I don't think Snyder is a bad coach at all. It's just time for something new, like the way the Warriors made progress under Mark Jackson but became a juggernaut under
Steve Kerr. Doug Collins was always a good coach, but the Bulls didn't win rings until Phil Jackson showed up. Sometimes you just need a different guy in charge.

 

[Jingled]

Now that I've had a day to digest everything, I'm leaning more toward Quin being back next season. I think Quin and Donovan are back, and Rudy, Conley and a few others are gone.

 

[The Fresh Prince]

Go younger. Ime Udoka is a prime example that younger coaches are more bred for the current NBA culture. I'd love a coach that isn't afraid to experiment, and isn't a walking cliche FOR ONCE.

 

[Isaiah 1:13]

MSN

I’m disappointed, this article says that Zanik says the decision is Snyder’s to make. I mean I doubt very much that the Lakers are still interested after their cast-off assistant coach beat us first round.

 

[str8line]

What has Quin accomplished to prove he's a good coach? It's blindingly obvious he sucks at winning games of any importance, regular or post-season. He's a playoff choke-artist. We had the best record in the NBA and choked it away. The buck stops with the coach.

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[Max Porter]

Quinn isn’t going anywhere. I think the jazz are too loyal to fire him. Whether they should or not? It’s hard to say…perhaps admittedly I even grow too fond of players and coaches that should probably go.

However, I still think a bigger factor to losing in the playoffs time and time again is building around a center without much of an offensive game. That will never work. Not in todays nba. To me, that’s a bigger factor to us losing than the coach. We either need a full rebuild or a rebuild around Donovan with no attachments to anyone else.