It's sarcasm often used in the english language when you aren't behind a computer so often and actually indulge in human interaction. It means or is saying for you that Blatt was not doing much on this team, who ever heads this monster with Lebron leading the way will be a top 2-3 team in the east, whether it's Steve Kerr, Jackson, Jordan, Obama, Kardishian, etc. sorry you couldn't comprehend what I meant, BRA
thanks for clearing that up, cause for a minute i thought you were kinda retarded, you know after you repeated such an incredibly moronic statement..
but hey, you re going at your own pace...and a top 2-3 team in the east? sweet jesus, its like the fucking d league ..but, if, when, lebron loses again, we can all say that its because of a virgin head coach...
best part of that story was when they say lebron wasn t aware of the decision..c mon, how f ing stupid do they think people are?
never mind Flint MI, somebody had better check the water in Cleveland
that place is looking more and more like an insane asylum every week
even the most fucked up owners in sports seem to migrate there
that place is looking more and more like an insane asylum every week
even the most fucked up owners in sports seem to migrate there
[h=1]Long time coming: End comes for David Blatt's bumpy Cavs tenure[/h]
Blatt viewed himself as a coach with numerous championships in Europe, an Olympic medal and 20-plus years on the sideline, a career that made him one of the most experienced coaches in the world.
The Cavs players, especially the veterans, saw him as a rookie.
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After James signed, he showed no interest in meeting Blatt. Weeks passed before James took a brief break from filming a movie in New York to have a face-to-face conversation with his new coach. It was clear James' respect for Blatt was limited, and soon it also became clear that Blatt assumed respect would be coming his way.
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Interesting article. At the end of the day he just didn't fit well with the guys on the roster.
Blatt viewed himself as a coach with numerous championships in Europe, an Olympic medal and 20-plus years on the sideline, a career that made him one of the most experienced coaches in the world.
The Cavs players, especially the veterans, saw him as a rookie.
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After James signed, he showed no interest in meeting Blatt. Weeks passed before James took a brief break from filming a movie in New York to have a face-to-face conversation with his new coach. It was clear James' respect for Blatt was limited, and soon it also became clear that Blatt assumed respect would be coming his way.
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Interesting article. At the end of the day he just didn't fit well with the guys on the roster.
Carlisle on Blatt Firing: I'm Embarrassed For Our League.
It didn't take long for the President of the NBA Coaches Association, Rick Carlisle, to chime in with his thoughts on what went down Friday afternoon in Cleveland.
"I'm embarrassed for our league that something like this could happen" the Dallas Mavericks head coach said Friday night when speaking with reporters about the Cleveland Cavaliers firing head coach David Blatt. "It's just bizarre. It just leaves you with a bit of an empty feeling because Blatt's a great guy and he did a great job there."
Blatt was fired by the Cleveland on Friday afternoon despite leading the team to the best record this season in the Eastern Conference.
Carlisle spoke highly of Blatt and while he didn't say the Cavs could not do what they did...he did sound a bit puzzled as to why they did it.
"I've read some of the comments that came from the Cavaliers and teams have a right to make changes...but David Blatt is going to be a highly sought after coach this summer if and when there are openings...if he chooses to stay" Carlisle said. "After this, you just hope a guy like this is still open to coaching in the NBA."<strike></strike>
It didn't take long for the President of the NBA Coaches Association, Rick Carlisle, to chime in with his thoughts on what went down Friday afternoon in Cleveland.
"I'm embarrassed for our league that something like this could happen" the Dallas Mavericks head coach said Friday night when speaking with reporters about the Cleveland Cavaliers firing head coach David Blatt. "It's just bizarre. It just leaves you with a bit of an empty feeling because Blatt's a great guy and he did a great job there."
Blatt was fired by the Cleveland on Friday afternoon despite leading the team to the best record this season in the Eastern Conference.
Carlisle spoke highly of Blatt and while he didn't say the Cavs could not do what they did...he did sound a bit puzzled as to why they did it.
"I've read some of the comments that came from the Cavaliers and teams have a right to make changes...but David Blatt is going to be a highly sought after coach this summer if and when there are openings...if he chooses to stay" Carlisle said. "After this, you just hope a guy like this is still open to coaching in the NBA."<strike></strike>
Rick Carlisle ain`t no fool.....The league knows LeBron James has everything to do with the firing.
Rick Carlisle is one of the smartest guys in the league. Easily one of the top 5 coaches and basketball minds. When he talks, people should listen.
Lebron wanted Mark Jackson but compromised on Ty Lue? Hah, gtfo. We'll never know whether Blatt could have succeeded because he never had a chance. Lebron ran the show and did whatever he wanted to in open rebellion to Blatt. Lebron's the GM and HC of that team and everyone knows it. The Cavs are going to get what they deserve.
