Mike D'Antoni could be on the market after the 2019-20 season

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Reports coming from CBS Sports:


Mike D'Antoni reportedly ends contract extension talks with Rockets, plans to complete final season of deal.


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Mike D'Antoni reportedly ends contract extension talks with Rockets, plans to complete final season of deal

 

[shopson67]

 

[Shanemansj13]

He is a good coach but he has some very big flaws in his coaching strategies. I wouldn't want him as a Cavs future HC.

 

[DJ Fieri]

Reports coming from CBS Sports:


Mike D'Antoni reportedly ends contract extension talks with Rockets, plans to complete final season of deal.


Link posted below:


Mike D'Antoni reportedly ends contract extension talks with Rockets, plans to complete final season of deal

Ha ha ha.

 

[huskers1217]

Dantonio just said they lied and that the reported 5 mill was only 2.5 mill

 

[bksballer89]

 

[trojanfan12]

He is a good coach but he has some very big flaws in his coaching strategies. I wouldn't want him as a Cavs future HC.

Yeah, the biggest problem is that he is a system coach. If he has players that fit his system, he can win a lot of games. If he doesn't, he'll lose a lot of games.

That's the difference between a coach like D'Antoni and a coach like Pop. Pop adjusts his coaching/system to fit his players. D'Antoni tries to adjust his players to fit his coaching/system.

 

[shopson67]

Yeah, the biggest problem is that he is a system coach. If he has players that fit his system, he can win a lot of games. If he doesn't, he'll lose a lot of games.

That's the difference between a coach like D'Antoni and a coach like Pop. Pop adjusts his coaching/system to fit his players. D'Antoni tries to adjust his players to fit his coaching/system.

That, and D'Antoni's system doesn't typically include defense. The Rockets already had some defensive prowess with guys like CP3 and Tucker in place, so that did help balance him out somewhat.

 

[gobigred]

 

[tlance]

Yeah, the biggest problem is that he is a system coach. If he has players that fit his system, he can win a lot of games. If he doesn't, he'll lose a lot of games.

That's the difference between a coach like D'Antoni and a coach like Pop. Pop adjusts his coaching/system to fit his players. D'Antoni tries to adjust his players to fit his coaching/system.

Not sure that is totally true.

At least from the standpoint that his system has changed over the years. And he has at least learned from past mistakes in terms of hiring a solid defensive assistant to help on that end.

The Rockets probably missed their window, but that is more about the Warriors than it is about D'Antoni, IMO.

 

[broncosmitty]

Nobody was taking that group any further than it got.

 

[thunderc]

Not sure there is a big market for an iso ball coach, OKC maybe.

 

[lebron23james]

Not sure that is totally true.

At least from the standpoint that his system has changed over the years. And he has at least learned from past mistakes in terms of hiring a solid defensive assistant to help on that end.

The Rockets probably missed their window, but that is more about the Warriors than it is about D'Antoni, IMO.

Do you ever stfu?

 

[trojanfan12]

Not sure that is totally true.

At least from the standpoint that his system has changed over the years. And he has at least learned from past mistakes in terms of hiring a solid defensive assistant to help on that end.

The Rockets probably missed their window, but that is more about the Warriors than it is about D'Antoni, IMO.

Yeah, he's at least done that. But he still wants to run the same offensive system regardless of the roster.

 

[lebron23james]

Yeah, the biggest problem is that he is a system coach. If he has players that fit his system, he can win a lot of games. If he doesn't, he'll lose a lot of games.

That's the difference between a coach like D'Antoni and a coach like Pop. Pop adjusts his coaching/system to fit his players. D'Antoni tries to adjust his players to fit his coaching/system.

Thats really not his biggest problem.

His biggest problem is he is a terrible coach. You can't ignore the defensive end, it just doesn't work. Never has never will

 

[trojanfan12]

Thats really not his biggest problem.

His biggest problem is he is a terrible coach. You can't ignore the defensive end, it just doesn't work. Never has never will

Agree. But he finally learned to hire someone to help with the defense. So, he at least gets credit for that.

But he's never shown that he can adjust his system to his players.

 

[tlance]

Do you ever stfu?

Have you ever made a semi intelligent post?

 

[True Lakers Fan]

Nobody was taking that group any further than it got.

That group got further then it should have anyways