Really?!? Because prior to Lebron choosing Cleveland, it was said that Kyrie could become a Laker when he's a free agent because of his relationship with Byron.
Mike Brown was a terrible hire. The needed a proven coach
If they had Lionel Hollins they would have been way more competitive
I agree, Mike Brown is shit. It is crazy they hired him a second time.
I remember cavs fans had themselves in the playoffs. I also had them in as a 7 seed
Really?!? Because prior to Lebron choosing Cleveland, it was said that Kyrie could become a Laker when he's a free agent because of his relationship with Byron.
I remember cavs fans had themselves in the playoffs. I also had them in as a 7 seed
They allegedly patched up their differences but Irving was part of the reason Scott was fired.
Really?!? Because prior to Lebron choosing Cleveland, it was said that Kyrie could become a Laker when he's a free agent because of his relationship with Byron.
They allegedly patched up their differences but Irving was part of the reason Scott was fired.
No- Trojan Fan you are correct - Kyrie and Scott had a good relationship even when he was fired- management wanted Scott gone not Kyrie- Kyrie said Scott was his basketball father and likedhim
please dont trust anything DJ says about the Cavs because its probably the exact opposite- Now Kyrie did hate working with Mike Brown that is definitely true- Brown getting fired was a big part of Kyrie feeling comfortable signing the full max
kyrie-irving-not-happy-about-cavs-firing-scott | FOX Sports
INDEPENDENCE, Ohio – Kyrie Irving seemed particularly distraught about the news that the Cleveland Cavaliers fired coach Byron Scott on Thursday.
Irving is the Cavs’ second-year point guard, leading scorer and All-Star.
“I feel like a piece of me is missing,” Irving said while looking at the ground. "I'm trying to get over the loss of my basketball father."
Still, the Cavs have made their decision — parting ways with Scott after three seasons and a 64-166 record. The Cavs finished last in the Central Division all three years.
“We just felt at this juncture, based on fact weren't making enough progress collectively, this was the right decision," general manager Chris Grant said.
Irving characterized his feelings as surprised and saddened.
“I don’t really have any positive feelings right now,” he said.
and just anecdotally and by following the team closely - anyone in Cleveland would know thats not true what DJ said about a falling out between Scott and Irving at the end- simply not true.....like i said- there WAS a falling out between Brown and Irving- that is DEFINITELY true- Irving hated his coachig- ----- but Irving ALWAYS held Scott in very high regard and liked him
No- Trojan Fan you are correct - Kyrie and Scott had a good relationship even when he was fired- management wanted Scott gone not Kyrie- Kyrie said Scott was his basketball father and likedhim
please dont trust anything DJ says about the Cavs because its probably the exact opposite- Now Kyrie did hate working with Mike Brown that is definitely true- Brown getting fired was a big part of Kyrie feeling comfortable signing the full max
kyrie-irving-not-happy-about-cavs-firing-scott | FOX Sports
INDEPENDENCE, Ohio – Kyrie Irving seemed particularly distraught about the news that the Cleveland Cavaliers fired coach Byron Scott on Thursday.
Irving is the Cavs’ second-year point guard, leading scorer and All-Star.
“I feel like a piece of me is missing,” Irving said while looking at the ground. "I'm trying to get over the loss of my basketball father."
Still, the Cavs have made their decision — parting ways with Scott after three seasons and a 64-166 record. The Cavs finished last in the Central Division all three years.
“We just felt at this juncture, based on fact weren't making enough progress collectively, this was the right decision," general manager Chris Grant said.
Irving characterized his feelings as surprised and saddened.
“I don’t really have any positive feelings right now,” he said.
and just anecdotally and by following the team closely - anyone in Cleveland would know thats not true what DJ said about a falling out between Scott and Irving at the end- simply not true.....like i said- there WAS a falling out between Brown and Irving- that is DEFINITELY true- Irving hated his coachig- ----- but Irving ALWAYS held Scott in very high regard and liked him