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He is @trojanfan12's guy....LOL.Stupidity from Cowherd
He is @trojanfan12's guy....LOL.Stupidity from Cowherd
Smart.
Smart.
He can make more than the Bucks paid him this past season.
Rudy T for sure, but not a 'great' player for this discussionClose to what? Being a good coach?
Rudy T and Lenny wilkens were probably better coaches than Bird (not as good as players but damn good).
I mean the guy was a great player which was what we were talking about. If we are talking best of the best and has to be Magic/Bird level or better OK...that's not Rudy T. But the guy had a 6 year stretch where he was an AS in 5 of them (the other missed too many games...pretty sure because of the punch by Kermit Washington).Rudy T for sure, but not a 'great' player for this discussion
Wilkens is a good call, HOF player and did make the top 75 list so I guess we can call him 'great'
I think Hall of Fame is a good dividing line for great, with top 75 list even betterI mean the guy was a great player which was what we were talking about. If we are talking best of the best and has to be Magic/Bird level or better OK...that's not Rudy T. But the guy had a 6 year stretch where he was an AS in 5 of them (the other missed too many games...pretty sure because of the punch by Kermit Washington).
I think stakes mentioned wilkens first so that was his good call.
splitting hairs, but I'd call what you describe elite (though guys like Bird are even above that). Just my opinion.....do wonder if Rudy T would have made HOF if career not cut short due to punch(last season was age 32).I think Hall of Fame is a good dividing line for great, with top 75 list even better
Great players rarely make good coaches.
A couple of all time great coaches (Brown, Spoelstra) never even played in the NBAYeah, you usually want the guys who really had to grind to get their spot because they weren’t super athletic.
Those guys typically have a high basketball IQ, and when you have to struggle yourself to master something, it often makes it easier to teach others.
Pop, Chuck Daly and Dr. Jack too.A couple of all time great coaches (Brown, Spoelstra) never even played in the NBA
For real? Pop then too (on the GOAT list), and Daly was a great coachPop, Chuck Daly and Dr. Jack too.
Red never played pro ball at all either.For real? Pop then too (on the GOAT list), and Daly was a great coach
The theory seems solid, the greatest players just did what they did, hard to teach that
Red never played pro ball at all either.
Weren't the Suns caught tampering for him? So they get busted for tampering, he stinks, and leaves. Ooof