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PostPosted: Mon May 20, 2024 7:09 am    Post subject:

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I'm glad I can just opt out of Phil Jackson conversations in the year 2024.

Re: Nori, I'm still concerned about simplistic "Minnesota defense good, Micah Nori is defensive coordinator => Nori is a great candidate" philosophy. As mentioned I'd be worried about the offense under Nori, but ultimately I suppose it'd depend on who the assistants are


Micah Nori: (Defense)
Alvin Gentry, Mike D'Antoni: (Offense)


Lebron would stop listening to Nori at the first sign of trouble. AD would just side with Bron. It would be over before it started. I’m 100% convinced the next coach is going to be JJ or some other Bron guy to see him get his farewell tour. That’s all that matters to ownership. Staying relevant. Staying in the spotlight. Desperately at that.


A name not mentioned in the coaching convo's is Kendrick Perkins. Listening to his analyst he knows X's and O's. I don't know how he'd relate to players. He impresses me as a man who would get their respect. I think Bron and AD would listen to him thus would the team.

Bron isnt listening to anyone. Just because a guy can discuss x/os after the fact doesnt mean much. Plus Bron doesnt want him im sure after perk said bron doesnt want to be coached.
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Guys I don't think the Lakers are willing to spend the money someone like Nori would cost


Man…I’m not saying you are wrong, but Jeanie is so broke that she can’t land an assistant coach from MINNESOTA.

Is Minnesota now a bigger market team than the Lakers? She really needs to sell. Go enjoy life with Jay.

Actually, Cuban did the smart thing. He sold the Mavs to major real estate tycoons. He knows where sports ownership is and where it is headed.


Why did Cuban sell? He’s not rich enough to be a successful sports owner?
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Guys I don't think the Lakers are willing to spend the money someone like Nori would cost


Man…I’m not saying you are wrong, but Jeanie is so broke that she can’t land an assistant coach from MINNESOTA.

Is Minnesota now a bigger market team than the Lakers? She really needs to sell. Go enjoy life with Jay.

Actually, Cuban did the smart thing. He sold the Mavs to major real estate tycoons. He knows where sports ownership is and where it is headed.


Why did Cuban sell? He’s not rich enough to be a successful sports owner?


Read something that he sees where sports is heading and he decided to sell. He still is in charge of operations.

The funny thing is Cuban is richer than Jeanie…so if he is forward thinking like that, major yikes for us and our poor owner.
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LakerSD wrote:
lar9149 wrote:
Guys I don't think the Lakers are willing to spend the money someone like Nori would cost


Man…I’m not saying you are wrong, but Jeanie is so broke that she can’t land an assistant coach from MINNESOTA.

Is Minnesota now a bigger market team than the Lakers? She really needs to sell. Go enjoy life with Jay.

Actually, Cuban did the smart thing. He sold the Mavs to major real estate tycoons. He knows where sports ownership is and where it is headed.


Why did Cuban sell? He’s not rich enough to be a successful sports owner?


Read something that he sees where sports is heading and he decided to sell. He still is in charge of operations.

The funny thing is Cuban is richer than Jeanie…so if he is forward thinking like that, major yikes for us and our poor owner.


Where is sports heading? Do you have the link?
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lar9149 wrote:
Guys I don't think the Lakers are willing to spend the money someone like Nori would cost


Man…I’m not saying you are wrong, but Jeanie is so broke that she can’t land an assistant coach from MINNESOTA.

Is Minnesota now a bigger market team than the Lakers? She really needs to sell. Go enjoy life with Jay.

Actually, Cuban did the smart thing. He sold the Mavs to major real estate tycoons. He knows where sports ownership is and where it is headed.


Why did Cuban sell? He’s not rich enough to be a successful sports owner?


Read something that he sees where sports is heading and he decided to sell. He still is in charge of operations.

The funny thing is Cuban is richer than Jeanie…so if he is forward thinking like that, major yikes for us and our poor owner.


I think he didn’t want to deal with the business side. He’s 65 ya know. People get tired. Either way Cuban is worth 5.5B. Jeanie is 600M. Cuban is way richer than Jeanie and he didn’t want to deal with that noise. Either way it’s not about net worth. It’s about cash flow. I would imagine Lakers have higher cash flow than the Mavs.
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LakerSD wrote:
CandyCanes wrote:
LakerSD wrote:
lar9149 wrote:
Guys I don't think the Lakers are willing to spend the money someone like Nori would cost


Man…I’m not saying you are wrong, but Jeanie is so broke that she can’t land an assistant coach from MINNESOTA.

Is Minnesota now a bigger market team than the Lakers? She really needs to sell. Go enjoy life with Jay.

Actually, Cuban did the smart thing. He sold the Mavs to major real estate tycoons. He knows where sports ownership is and where it is headed.


Why did Cuban sell? He’s not rich enough to be a successful sports owner?


Read something that he sees where sports is heading and he decided to sell. He still is in charge of operations.

The funny thing is Cuban is richer than Jeanie…so if he is forward thinking like that, major yikes for us and our poor owner.


Where is sports heading? Do you have the link?



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Cuban has been vocal, if not totally convincing, about why he sold. He sees real estate expansion, potentially into casino operations, as the future of NBA franchises.Jan 17, 2024
https://www.washingtonpost.com › ...
Opinion Mark Cuban's Mavs sale signals big change for pro sports franchises
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"I'm told LeBron James is not involved in the Lakers head coaching search...James has made it clear that this is the organization's decision, he's had no conversions with the Lakers about JJ Redick."

@ShamsCharania on the #Lakers coaching search


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kfkilla wrote:
LakerSD wrote:
CandyCanes wrote:
LakerSD wrote:
lar9149 wrote:
Guys I don't think the Lakers are willing to spend the money someone like Nori would cost


Man…I’m not saying you are wrong, but Jeanie is so broke that she can’t land an assistant coach from MINNESOTA.

Is Minnesota now a bigger market team than the Lakers? She really needs to sell. Go enjoy life with Jay.

Actually, Cuban did the smart thing. He sold the Mavs to major real estate tycoons. He knows where sports ownership is and where it is headed.


Why did Cuban sell? He’s not rich enough to be a successful sports owner?


Read something that he sees where sports is heading and he decided to sell. He still is in charge of operations.

The funny thing is Cuban is richer than Jeanie…so if he is forward thinking like that, major yikes for us and our poor owner.


I think he didn’t want to deal with the business side. He’s 65 ya know. People get tired. Either way Cuban is worth 5.5B. Jeanie is 600M. Cuban is way richer than Jeanie and he didn’t want to deal with that noise. Either way it’s not about net worth. It’s about cash flow. I would imagine Lakers have higher cash flow than the Mavs.


Understand cash flow. What is Jeanie doing with said cash flow?
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PostPosted: Mon May 20, 2024 7:30 am    Post subject:

Halflife wrote:
jodeke wrote:
kfkilla wrote:
MJST wrote:
tox wrote:
I'm glad I can just opt out of Phil Jackson conversations in the year 2024.

Re: Nori, I'm still concerned about simplistic "Minnesota defense good, Micah Nori is defensive coordinator => Nori is a great candidate" philosophy. As mentioned I'd be worried about the offense under Nori, but ultimately I suppose it'd depend on who the assistants are


Micah Nori: (Defense)
Alvin Gentry, Mike D'Antoni: (Offense)


Lebron would stop listening to Nori at the first sign of trouble. AD would just side with Bron. It would be over before it started. I’m 100% convinced the next coach is going to be JJ or some other Bron guy to see him get his farewell tour. That’s all that matters to ownership. Staying relevant. Staying in the spotlight. Desperately at that.


A name not mentioned in the coaching convo's is Kendrick Perkins. Listening to his analyst he knows X's and O's. I don't know how he'd relate to players. He impresses me as a man who would get their respect. I think Bron and AD would listen to him thus would the team.

Bron isnt listening to anyone. Just because a guy can discuss x/os after the fact doesnt mean much. Plus Bron doesnt want him im sure after perk said bron doesnt want to be coached.


It's just a thought. I think Perk would tell Bron "sit cho ass down, I got dis." Once, I'm the boss is established, a new culture will start to grow. Let's face it, it's time to think about LALBJ (Life After LeBron James) We have a good young nucleus that has to be developed. It won't happen if we keep deferring to Bron. I'm willing to suck it up and suffer through a rebuild. I've been on board since 1960 and will ride the Buss till the wheels fall off.
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LakerSD wrote:
CandyCanes wrote:
LakerSD wrote:
CandyCanes wrote:
LakerSD wrote:
lar9149 wrote:
Guys I don't think the Lakers are willing to spend the money someone like Nori would cost


Man…I’m not saying you are wrong, but Jeanie is so broke that she can’t land an assistant coach from MINNESOTA.

Is Minnesota now a bigger market team than the Lakers? She really needs to sell. Go enjoy life with Jay.

Actually, Cuban did the smart thing. He sold the Mavs to major real estate tycoons. He knows where sports ownership is and where it is headed.


Why did Cuban sell? He’s not rich enough to be a successful sports owner?


Read something that he sees where sports is heading and he decided to sell. He still is in charge of operations.

The funny thing is Cuban is richer than Jeanie…so if he is forward thinking like that, major yikes for us and our poor owner.


Where is sports heading? Do you have the link?



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Cuban has been vocal, if not totally convincing, about why he sold. He sees real estate expansion, potentially into casino operations, as the future of NBA franchises.Jan 17, 2024
https://www.washingtonpost.com › ...
Opinion Mark Cuban's Mavs sale signals big change for pro sports franchises


He also got 3.5 billion from the sale and only bought yhe team for 280 million. Turned his profit and still maintained day to day control. Also set the team up with the Casino business when the NBA does head that way
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CamReddish wrote:
LakerSD wrote:
CandyCanes wrote:
LakerSD wrote:
CandyCanes wrote:
LakerSD wrote:
lar9149 wrote:
Guys I don't think the Lakers are willing to spend the money someone like Nori would cost


Man…I’m not saying you are wrong, but Jeanie is so broke that she can’t land an assistant coach from MINNESOTA.

Is Minnesota now a bigger market team than the Lakers? She really needs to sell. Go enjoy life with Jay.

Actually, Cuban did the smart thing. He sold the Mavs to major real estate tycoons. He knows where sports ownership is and where it is headed.


Why did Cuban sell? He’s not rich enough to be a successful sports owner?


Read something that he sees where sports is heading and he decided to sell. He still is in charge of operations.

The funny thing is Cuban is richer than Jeanie…so if he is forward thinking like that, major yikes for us and our poor owner.


Where is sports heading? Do you have the link?



Quote:
Cuban has been vocal, if not totally convincing, about why he sold. He sees real estate expansion, potentially into casino operations, as the future of NBA franchises.Jan 17, 2024
https://www.washingtonpost.com › ...
Opinion Mark Cuban's Mavs sale signals big change for pro sports franchises


He also got 3.5 billion from the sale and only bought yhe team for 280 million. Turned his profit and still maintained day to day control. Also set the team up with the Casino business when the NBA does head that way


Yeah he did. The main point is the Mavs now are set up with even more $$.

Jeanie needs to get out.
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PostPosted: Mon May 20, 2024 7:42 am    Post subject:

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@ShamsCharania on the #Lakers coaching search




If your GM and your star player are both out there working leaks to absolve themselves of the coach you’re about to hire maybe hire a different coach? What are we doing here?
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CandyCanes wrote:
LakerSD wrote:
lar9149 wrote:
Guys I don't think the Lakers are willing to spend the money someone like Nori would cost


Man…I’m not saying you are wrong, but Jeanie is so broke that she can’t land an assistant coach from MINNESOTA.

Is Minnesota now a bigger market team than the Lakers? She really needs to sell. Go enjoy life with Jay.

Actually, Cuban did the smart thing. He sold the Mavs to major real estate tycoons. He knows where sports ownership is and where it is headed.


Why did Cuban sell? He’s not rich enough to be a successful sports owner?


Read something that he sees where sports is heading and he decided to sell. He still is in charge of operations.

The funny thing is Cuban is richer than Jeanie…so if he is forward thinking like that, major yikes for us and our poor owner.


Cuban says the model is changing from media driven revenue to real estate driven revenue (owning your own building, etc.). Cuban knows nothing about commercial real estate and, at his age, figured it was smarter to partner with real estate moguls than to try to learn a new business.

I started a thread a few seasons ago suggesting that the Lakers build their own building rather than re-upping with Crypto. My guess is that the family didn't want to have to mortgage the team to finance a build, but the Warriors are comfortably paying the Chase Center mortgage just with non-Warriors events.

Ballmer isn't building his arena to get away from the Lakers. He's building it because he's going to make a boatload of money off of it.
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ocho wrote:
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"I'm told LeBron James is not involved in the Lakers head coaching search...James has made it clear that this is the organization's decision, he's had no conversions with the Lakers about JJ Redick."

@ShamsCharania on the #Lakers coaching search


Piggybacking our resident newsbreaker / clever one-liners commentator, here are the associated visuals…

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PostPosted: Mon May 20, 2024 8:35 am    Post subject:

jodeke wrote:
Halflife wrote:
jodeke wrote:
kfkilla wrote:
MJST wrote:
tox wrote:
I'm glad I can just opt out of Phil Jackson conversations in the year 2024.

Re: Nori, I'm still concerned about simplistic "Minnesota defense good, Micah Nori is defensive coordinator => Nori is a great candidate" philosophy. As mentioned I'd be worried about the offense under Nori, but ultimately I suppose it'd depend on who the assistants are


Micah Nori: (Defense)
Alvin Gentry, Mike D'Antoni: (Offense)


Lebron would stop listening to Nori at the first sign of trouble. AD would just side with Bron. It would be over before it started. I’m 100% convinced the next coach is going to be JJ or some other Bron guy to see him get his farewell tour. That’s all that matters to ownership. Staying relevant. Staying in the spotlight. Desperately at that.


A name not mentioned in the coaching convo's is Kendrick Perkins. Listening to his analyst he knows X's and O's. I don't know how he'd relate to players. He impresses me as a man who would get their respect. I think Bron and AD would listen to him thus would the team.

Bron isnt listening to anyone. Just because a guy can discuss x/os after the fact doesnt mean much. Plus Bron doesnt want him im sure after perk said bron doesnt want to be coached.


It's just a thought. I think Perk would tell Bron "sit cho ass down, I got dis." Once, I'm the boss is established, a new culture will start to grow. Let's face it, it's time to think about LALBJ (Life After LeBron James) We have a good young nucleus that has to be developed. It won't happen if we keep deferring to Bron. I'm willing to suck it up and suffer through a rebuild. I've been on board since 1960 and will ride the Buss till the wheels fall off.

For a young team maybe. Jeanie has empowered Bron to have more say than coaches. Just like his mouthpiece ShayShay said: if bron wanted Frank he would still be here. If bron wanted Hamm he would still be here. Any coach we hire will be because of bron.
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PostPosted: Mon May 20, 2024 8:52 am    Post subject:

Halflife wrote:
jodeke wrote:
Halflife wrote:
jodeke wrote:
kfkilla wrote:
MJST wrote:
tox wrote:
I'm glad I can just opt out of Phil Jackson conversations in the year 2024.

Re: Nori, I'm still concerned about simplistic "Minnesota defense good, Micah Nori is defensive coordinator => Nori is a great candidate" philosophy. As mentioned I'd be worried about the offense under Nori, but ultimately I suppose it'd depend on who the assistants are


Micah Nori: (Defense)
Alvin Gentry, Mike D'Antoni: (Offense)


Lebron would stop listening to Nori at the first sign of trouble. AD would just side with Bron. It would be over before it started. I’m 100% convinced the next coach is going to be JJ or some other Bron guy to see him get his farewell tour. That’s all that matters to ownership. Staying relevant. Staying in the spotlight. Desperately at that.


A name not mentioned in the coaching convo's is Kendrick Perkins. Listening to his analyst he knows X's and O's. I don't know how he'd relate to players. He impresses me as a man who would get their respect. I think Bron and AD would listen to him thus would the team.

Bron isnt listening to anyone. Just because a guy can discuss x/os after the fact doesnt mean much. Plus Bron doesnt want him im sure after perk said bron doesnt want to be coached.


It's just a thought. I think Perk would tell Bron "sit cho ass down, I got dis." Once, I'm the boss is established, a new culture will start to grow. Let's face it, it's time to think about LALBJ (Life After LeBron James) We have a good young nucleus that has to be developed. It won't happen if we keep deferring to Bron. I'm willing to suck it up and suffer through a rebuild. I've been on board since 1960 and will ride the Buss till the wheels fall off.

For a young team maybe. Jeanie has empowered Bron to have more say than coaches. Just like his mouthpiece ShayShay said: if bron wanted Frank he would still be here. If bron wanted Hamm he would still be here. Any coach we hire will be because of bron.


Bron wanted Ty Lue, but it didn't happen. Jeannie gave Ham autonomy. He didn't exercise his authority. Why wouldn't she do the same for the next coach who maybe would? We need a coach with grande pelotes. Note the bold green italicized. The time has come.
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LakerSD wrote:
CandyCanes wrote:
LakerSD wrote:
lar9149 wrote:
Guys I don't think the Lakers are willing to spend the money someone like Nori would cost


Man…I’m not saying you are wrong, but Jeanie is so broke that she can’t land an assistant coach from MINNESOTA.

Is Minnesota now a bigger market team than the Lakers? She really needs to sell. Go enjoy life with Jay.

Actually, Cuban did the smart thing. He sold the Mavs to major real estate tycoons. He knows where sports ownership is and where it is headed.


Why did Cuban sell? He’s not rich enough to be a successful sports owner?


Read something that he sees where sports is heading and he decided to sell. He still is in charge of operations.

The funny thing is Cuban is richer than Jeanie…so if he is forward thinking like that, major yikes for us and our poor owner.


I think he didn’t want to deal with the business side. He’s 65 ya know. People get tired. Either way Cuban is worth 5.5B. Jeanie is 600M. Cuban is way richer than Jeanie and he didn’t want to deal with that noise. Either way it’s not about net worth. It’s about cash flow. I would imagine Lakers have higher cash flow than the Mavs.


The speculation is that he thinks team valuations are peaking, that while this next TV deal will be big, the one after that might not be as big. Audiences are becoming increasingly fragmented and the younger generation is more likely to consume basketball via social media than watching a game, and that’s a monumental difference in terms of advertising for the future.

The real estate aspect someone pointed out is significant as well.
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jodeke wrote:
Halflife wrote:
jodeke wrote:
Halflife wrote:
jodeke wrote:
kfkilla wrote:
MJST wrote:
tox wrote:
I'm glad I can just opt out of Phil Jackson conversations in the year 2024.

Re: Nori, I'm still concerned about simplistic "Minnesota defense good, Micah Nori is defensive coordinator => Nori is a great candidate" philosophy. As mentioned I'd be worried about the offense under Nori, but ultimately I suppose it'd depend on who the assistants are


Micah Nori: (Defense)
Alvin Gentry, Mike D'Antoni: (Offense)


Lebron would stop listening to Nori at the first sign of trouble. AD would just side with Bron. It would be over before it started. I’m 100% convinced the next coach is going to be JJ or some other Bron guy to see him get his farewell tour. That’s all that matters to ownership. Staying relevant. Staying in the spotlight. Desperately at that.


A name not mentioned in the coaching convo's is Kendrick Perkins. Listening to his analyst he knows X's and O's. I don't know how he'd relate to players. He impresses me as a man who would get their respect. I think Bron and AD would listen to him thus would the team.

Bron isnt listening to anyone. Just because a guy can discuss x/os after the fact doesnt mean much. Plus Bron doesnt want him im sure after perk said bron doesnt want to be coached.


It's just a thought. I think Perk would tell Bron "sit cho ass down, I got dis." Once, I'm the boss is established, a new culture will start to grow. Let's face it, it's time to think about LALBJ (Life After LeBron James) We have a good young nucleus that has to be developed. It won't happen if we keep deferring to Bron. I'm willing to suck it up and suffer through a rebuild. I've been on board since 1960 and will ride the Buss till the wheels fall off.

For a young team maybe. Jeanie has empowered Bron to have more say than coaches. Just like his mouthpiece ShayShay said: if bron wanted Frank he would still be here. If bron wanted Hamm he would still be here. Any coach we hire will be because of bron.


Bron wanted Ty Lue, but it didn't happen. Jeannie gave Ham autonomy. He didn't exercise his authority. Why wouldn't she do the same for the next coach who maybe would? We need a coach with grande pelotes. Note the bold green italicized. The time has come.
bron like the other vets stepped on Lue when with cavs. That was prime kyrie and bron. Didn’t jr smith throw a towel at him. Everything pre 2019 bron does not count. That was pure talent. He got blatt fired because blatt wanted to coach.
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I'm glad I can just opt out of Phil Jackson conversations in the year 2024.

Re: Nori, I'm still concerned about simplistic "Minnesota defense good, Micah Nori is defensive coordinator => Nori is a great candidate" philosophy. As mentioned I'd be worried about the offense under Nori, but ultimately I suppose it'd depend on who the assistants are


Micah Nori: (Defense)
Alvin Gentry, Mike D'Antoni: (Offense)


Lebron would stop listening to Nori at the first sign of trouble. AD would just side with Bron. It would be over before it started.


You could make this exact same argument with ANY COACH if that's the case, and it would make it an even worse idea to hire a rookie Coach that exists only for LeBron to not really have to be coached. How'd that work out in Brooklyn with Steve Nash?

So no, go with the best Coach, and forget about if LeBron gets in his feelings about it. If he has a problem we can ship his butt to Phoenix for KD and then he can play all the point guard he wants with the two "stars" Booker and Beal.
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bron like the other vets stepped on Lue when with cavs. That was prime kyrie and bron. Didn’t jr smith throw a towel at him. Everything pre 2019 bron does not count. That was pure talent. He got blatt fired because blatt wanted to coach.

You're relating to the past, I'm speculating about the future. IMO Jeanie has to change courses, a new coach has to step up. Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. My position is the organization has to look into the future. A new path has to be forged. The one we're on is stagnant. Win now isn't working. LALBJ
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PostPosted: Mon May 20, 2024 10:27 am    Post subject:

jodeke wrote:
The quote tree is getting to long. It's starting to consume to much page space.

Halflife wrote:
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bron like the other vets stepped on Lue when with cavs. That was prime kyrie and bron. Didn’t jr smith throw a towel at him. Everything pre 2019 bron does not count. That was pure talent. He got blatt fired because blatt wanted to coach.

You're relating to the past, I'm speculating about the future. IMO Jeanie has to change courses, a new coach has to step up. Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. My position is the organization has to look into the future. A new path has to be forged. The one we're on is stagnant. Win now isn't working. LALBJ

Except when you brought up pjax or constantly revisit 2020.

He got hamm and frank fired so who can we hire that he won’t get fired. Coaches are a smaller fraternity than players so who saw what happened and says “ that’s the job I want”. We need the past to learn from. So far nothing has changed other than ability to dominate.
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"I'm told LeBron James is not involved in the Lakers head coaching search...James has made it clear that this is the organization's decision, he's had no conversions with the Lakers about JJ Redick."

@ShamsCharania on the #Lakers coaching search


Hammer it, Lebron. This is a ROB hire. No more hiding your incompetence behind your stars.
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ocho wrote:
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"I'm told LeBron James is not involved in the Lakers head coaching search...James has made it clear that this is the organization's decision, he's had no conversions with the Lakers about JJ Redick."

@ShamsCharania on the #Lakers coaching search


Hammer it, Lebron. This is a ROB hire. No more hiding your incompetence behind your stars.


Snake always doing snake things.

If it was lebron making decisions:
Ty lue would be the coach
Kyrie would be wearing P&G
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PostPosted: Mon May 20, 2024 10:49 am    Post subject:

Halflife wrote:
jodeke wrote:
The quote tree is getting to long. It's starting to consume to much page space.

Halflife wrote:
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bron like the other vets stepped on Lue when with cavs. That was prime kyrie and bron. Didn’t jr smith throw a towel at him. Everything pre 2019 bron does not count. That was pure talent. He got blatt fired because blatt wanted to coach.

You're relating to the past, I'm speculating about the future. IMO Jeanie has to change courses, a new coach has to step up. Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. My position is the organization has to look into the future. A new path has to be forged. The one we're on is stagnant. Win now isn't working. LALBJ

Except when you brought up pjax or constantly revisit 2020.

He got hamm and frank fired so who can we hire that he won’t get fired. Coaches are a smaller fraternity than players so who saw what happened and says “ that’s the job I want”. We need the past to learn from. So far nothing has changed other than ability to dominate.


If the owner/FO don't have a plan for where they want to go, I'm not surprised that they keep going around in circles. After all the changes to the roster and coaches, the trend is still not going in the right direction. Maybe that says something about the things that haven't changed.
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