That new billionaire owner in Phoenix would have overpaid him. And Hurley might have lasted a whole year…or not.
At least our roster is in better shape than PHX.
As always, it’s the players who matter, and when they don’t meet expectations, the coach takes the fall. If they give Redick the job (or anyone else intriguing), there will be the usual excitement, followed by the ride, and then the inevitable firing. All you can do is hope for the best.
Hurley said he was very impressed with the Lakers, and they made a very compelling offer. But he decided to stay where he is. Can’t we leave it at that? Of course not. It has to be beaten into the ground.
Been awhile, huh?
That new billionaire owner in Phoenix would have overpaid him. And Hurley might have lasted a whole year…or not.
At least our roster is in better shape than PHX.
As always, it’s the players who matter, and when they don’t meet expectations, the coach takes the fall. If they give Redick the job (or anyone else intriguing), there will be the usual excitement, followed by the ride, and then the inevitable firing. All you can do is hope for the best.
Hurley said he was very impressed with the Lakers, and they made a very compelling offer. But he decided to stay where he is. Can’t we leave it at that? Of course not. It has to be beaten into the ground.
Be simpler to just make LeBron player-coach.
Or he could be Steve Nash. Or Magic Johnson. Or Darvin Ham.