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Posted: 3 years ago •
Nov 13, 2009 - 12:27PM
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the trend points to this direction, and unfortunately, the last 3 this has happened to, none have deserved it, when it happens to coach brown he will have deserved it though.....
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jmoneydakid174
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Posted: 3 years ago •
Nov 13, 2009 - 7:51AM
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pretty much look at byron scott he received the award back when he was coaching for the "Nets" in one of the 2 seaons he coached there and look at him now fired as he was the hornets head coach ......next men in-line will be your man well lebrons home boy mike brown which I believe he does not do a very good job at coaching look at last years playoff's I believe all his plays are drawn up for king james I heard a myth which said theres no "I" in team ,because of this and many more issues the whole team broke down i see why he's bold no stress well I dont think so he might just want to set a new game plan once he gets to the play off this year if they get there because theres alot of teams which are built to last "on the court"and coming " off the bench "and the fact that they brought in shaq well aint going to do much he's old and wont be able to guard the pick role maybe if he does get to be in the finals. Kobe, if the lakers make it could get his revenge and shoulve his fifth ring in his face ,make a rap video for all the wrong reason ....but im a knicks fan just saying mike brown just doyour job because lebron might be coming to MSG..
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raptors-aussie
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Posted: 3 years ago •
Nov 13, 2009 - 6:47AM
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It seems to be the recent curse doesn't it, maybe the teams over achieve and then when the fans and GM look at the team that is no longer over performing it comes down to the coach?
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smackyou
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Posted: 3 years ago •
Nov 13, 2009 - 1:24AM
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dantoni never been fired.. he quit
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superstar133
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Posted: 3 years ago •
Nov 12, 2009 - 11:26PM
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There's a reason why Phil Jackson only won it once, in 1996.
Hey, there's someone who didn't get the curse.
CotY is overrated anyway, they simply pick the team with the best record and reward that coach with the award, even if the players did all the work. They sort of treat it like the Most Improved Player award, based on the team's improvement in seasonal records, rare for a person to win it more than once on the same team. Only Don Nelson has done that with the Bucks.
Lol and Jerry Sloan never won it with Utah and he been there for I think 22 years.
There is no other name given unto man, that man ought to be save. But by the name Jesus!!!
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Posted: 3 years ago •
Nov 12, 2009 - 8:51PM
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is is posible looking at the result of most of those coaches
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coolkidwitfriends
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Posted: 3 years ago •
Nov 12, 2009 - 8:46PM
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1999-2000 Winner: Doc Rivers, Orlando Magic- Fired 2000-2001 Winner: Larry Brown, Philadelphia 76ers- Resigned 2001-2002 Winner: Rick Carlisle, Indiana Pacers- Resigned 2002-2003 Winner: Gregg Popavich, San Antonio Spurs- Still there 2003-2004 Winner: Hubie Brown, Memphis Grizzlies- Resigned 2004-2005 Winner: Mike D'Antoni, Phoenix Suns- Fired 2005-2006 Winner: Avery Johnson, Dallas Mavericks- Fired 2006-2007 Winner: Sam Mitchell, Toronto Raptors- Fired 2007-2008 Winner: Byron Scott, New Orleans Hornets- Fired 2008-2009 Winner: Mike Brown, Cleveland Cavaliers- Still there Well, only one of the 10 recepiants are still with the team they won it for. Why is this? Outside of Mike Brown, 4 straight COTYs have been fired.
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