Boston_PuppyDawg wrote:New York has received permission to talk with a former Knicks head coach – Los Angeles Clippers assistant Mike Woodson, league sources tell ESPN.
Accountability. Problem is he'd probably win us some games
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Boston_PuppyDawg wrote:New York has received permission to talk with a former Knicks head coach – Los Angeles Clippers assistant Mike Woodson, league sources tell ESPN.
Nys gonna be tough on any coach. The fact that they only now say it's a disappointing season, while out the other side of thier mouth talk about patience just shows what we're dealing with here. I'm sure the media in Isreal is tough too. You don't think there was pressure in Cleveland? People act as if he failed under pressure. They went to the finals and lost 2 key players. He's a good coach and this is the right situation. We got an international team, I think he's most qualified. I know we attempted some bullshit Princeton under isiah but I feel like we actually got some key pieces and could build from there while emphasizing defense.ISIAH_THOMAS wrote:NY is a different animal than anywhere the people here are tough and it's the media capital. Will Blatt hold players accountable? I wasn't a fan of him letting lebron walk all over him. Knicks need a tough minded coach who is willing to call players out for there shit./is blatt capable of that? BTW I think he can coach just not sure this is the market for his personality
StevoStarks wrote:I like Woody and I think he's a solid players coach. Wouldn't be mad if it ended up being him honestly.
Fiz
Woodson
Stackhouse (deserves better for first coaching gig)
Hammon (deserves better for first coaching gig)
Blatt
Rivers
Vogel
Jackson
The guy knows how to win period.. I don't buy that "media capital of the world", "harder place to win", blah, blah..nazrmohamed wrote: Nys gonna be tough on any coach. The fact that they only now say it's a disappointing season, while out the other side of thier mouth talk about patience just shows what we're dealing with here. I'm sure the media in Isreal is tough too. You don't think there was pressure in Cleveland? People act as if he failed under pressure. They went to the finals and lost 2 key players. He's a good coach and this is the right situation. We got an international team, I think he's most qualified. I know we attempted some bullshit Princeton under isiah but I feel like we actually got some key pieces and could build from there while emphasizing defense.
We're signing Blatt guys.
Potentially.........Porzingis.rebound wrote:with noah banished, what egos would blatt have to deal with?
Yes it is, WE'RE TANKINGMuzhik1 wrote:Mike Woodson is the only coach in this millennium, who made this team fun to watch. He has proven he can handle New York.
I would stay away from Stackhouse. This is not a team for inexperienced coaches. I would be Derek Fisher all over again.
Boston_PuppyDawg wrote:New York has received permission to talk with a former Knicks head coach – Los Angeles Clippers assistant Mike Woodson, league sources tell ESPN.
taowave wrote:I can feel Red gasping for air
Red wrote:Tao they said they wanted a defensive minded coach.
...and player development. Not exactly up his alley.
I they let Fizdale go without a commitment they going to lose him right away.. He's one of the top coaches around..Jackson, Fizdale and Stackhouse will interview this week. Blatt, who coached in Turkey this season, also is expected to meet with Knicks officials this week.
A league source confirmed that the Knicks requested and received permission to talk to Clippers assistant coach Mike Woodson. The former Knicks coach — the last one to lead them to the playoffs — is an assistant under Doc Rivers. ESPN first reported the interest in Woodson.
Knicks officials said they are looking for a coach who stresses defense, holds players accountable and can relate to today’s players.
The four men the Knicks are set to interview have long been rumored as candidates for the job if the Knicks fired Jeff Hornacek — who indeed was fired Thursday morning after two years as their coach.
Jackson is from Brooklyn and played for the Knicks. Currently, an ABC analyst, he coached the Warriors for three years and guided them to the playoffs twice.
Fizdale was fired earlier this season by the Memphis Grizzlies after coaching them to the playoffs last season. Before that, he worked on Erik Spoelstra’s staff in Miami when the Heat reached four straight NBA Finals and won two championships.
Stackhouse, a former player who was with the Pistons when Perry was an executive with the team, has become a hot coaching prospect. In the past two seasons, he led Toronto’s G League team to the championship round each year.
Blatt, a successful European coach, spent a year and half in the NBA with the Cavaliers. They reached the NBA Finals in his first season but he was fired midway through his second. Blatt was a college teammate of Mills and Craig Robinson, the Knicks’ vice president of player development.
Coaching lebron will always have pressure becuae with him its chsmpionship or bust.Nys gonna be tough on any coach. The fact that they only now say it's a disappointing season, while out the other side of thier mouth talk about patience just shows what we're dealing with here. I'm sure the media in Isreal is tough too. You don't think there was pressure in Cleveland? People act as if he failed under pressure. They went to the finals and lost 2 key players. He's a good coach and this is the right situation. We got an international team, I think he's most qualified. I know we attempted some bullshit Princeton under isiah but I feel like we actually got some key pieces and could build from there while emphasizing defense.
Muzhik1 wrote:I would stay away from Stackhouse. This is not a team for inexperienced coaches. I would be Derek Fisher all over again.
Red wrote:Idk how Jerry Stackhouse is better than any of the above.
No, Derek Fisher is Derek Fisher all over again. Fisher was handed a head coaching gig on the heels of his retirement.Nononsense wrote:Stackhouse - scratching my head...
Have the Knicks even reached out to Gregg Popovich?Nononsense wrote:I guess the one I'd be on board with most is Doc Rivers. He has that old-Knick connection that JVG & Jax has, but he's also a proven coach with a proven track record that has coached recently and should still be in touch with the game. But have the Knicks even reached out to him?
Jerry has coaching experience.... Fisher didn't... and say what u want about Fisher but he had that g league roster competing as hard as they possibly can....KP was defending and rebounding...and before he was fired...we were on pace to winning more games than expected with a Jose/afflalo/Melo perimeter Lol think about where they are today, he actually had Melo buy in...just had a legit horrible roster with it.Muzhik1 wrote:Mike Woodson is the only coach in this millennium, who made this team fun to watch. He has proven he can handle New York.
I would stay away from Stackhouse. This is not a team for inexperienced coaches. I would be Derek Fisher all over again.