please dont let Cavs go down 0-2

ulismyman

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This board will go in complete melt down if that happens...which is hard to fathom really.....many on this board dont think Cal can coach or recruit so why would anybody else want him???
 

UKWildcats#8

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The refs won't let them lose tonight...Bron Bron will shot 30 FTs no doubt.

I still think they are in trouble in this series long term though, as the Bulls are just better.
 

Pope John Wall II

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Does Blatt get another year if they lose to the Bulls? Rationally they should based on their situation, but rationality doesn't exist in the NBA coaching game of musical chairs.
 

GonzoCat90

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You don't replace a guy who struggled because he was new to the NBA with a guy who isn't proven at the NBA level.

Honestly, Blatt has been very good for the Cavs this year once the roster was improved and everyone found their role. That guy can coach. He'll get more than one year, as he should, but even if they dropped him, they aren't betting LeBron's last 4-5 dominant years on a college coach.
 

Pope John Wall II

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He'll get more than one year, as he should, but even if they dropped him, they aren't betting LeBron's last 4-5 dominant years on a college coach.
I doubt it'd be anyone's decision BUT LeBron's, however. He would be the first person they consult and if he says I want THIS guy, that's who they'd go and (try to) get. I doubt it'd be Cal, but what LeBron wants, LeBron gets.
 

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Blatt will get another year because of the Love injury.

Even if they do fire him, the Cavs are far from a sure bet / dream job for any prospective coach. It's a sketchy situation with LeBron in decline (relatively) and the uncertainty of the roster in the next few years.

I'm not sure they'll be able to pull in any top free agents going forward. I don't think the allure of playing with LeBron is what it once was to the top talent in the league....and he's going to need more help than Irving.
 

GonzoCat90

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I doubt it'd be anyone's decision BUT LeBron's, however. He would be the first person they consult and if he says I want THIS guy, that's who they'd go and (try to) get. I doubt it'd be Cal, but what LeBron wants, LeBron gets.

Agree completely. But if he wanted to play for John Calipari, Cal would have coached the Heat after LeBron's first season there, or would have let him know he was going home last offseason when Cal was contacted about the Cleveland job.

The link between them was Leon Rose and CAA, and LeBron left the agency like three years ago. That, and the Wes ties, along with both guys' willingness to be public friends with mutually beneficial people, isn't enough to make LeBron wager this homecoming on a college coach.

I mean, if Brian Shaw wasn't hired by the Lakers and Kevin Ollie didn't get the OKC job, these megastars aren't handpicking their guy nearly as much as everyone seems to think.
 

warddr

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I consider the Chicago job much more scary of an opening. Based on reports the relationship between coach and owners is so bad regardless of how the season ends they will go separate ways. Reuniting with Rose on a very well constructed team seems more enticing to me.
 

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Blatt will get another year because of the Love injury.

Even if they do fire him, the Cavs are far from a sure bet / dream job for any prospective coach. It's a sketchy situation with LeBron in decline (relatively) and the uncertainty of the roster in the next few years.

I'm not sure they'll be able to pull in any top free agents going forward. I don't think the allure of playing with LeBron is what it once was to the top talent in the league....and he's going to need more help than Irving.

Yup. And Love is probably going to leave for LA to be the guy there, and I honestly do not blame him. So I want to see if Lebron can win it with just one other good player for once. The Cavs will still have a very solid team around irving and Lebron.
 

Pope John Wall II

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It's a sketchy situation with LeBron in decline (relatively) and the uncertainty of the roster in the next few years.
It's a testament to how f***ing amazing LeBron has been that he's on the downward slope of his career and he's still the best player in the world in this era.
I consider the Chicago job much more scary of an opening. Based on reports the relationship between coach and owners is so bad regardless of how the season ends they will go separate ways. Reuniting with Rose on a very well constructed team seems more enticing to me.
I know Cal loves DRose but I'm not sure his decomposing corpse is enticing enough for him to take that job. Jimmy Buckets is the future of Chicago, not Derrick "Exploding Knees" Rose.
 
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I consider the Chicago job much more scary of an opening. Based on reports the relationship between coach and owners is so bad regardless of how the season ends they will go separate ways. Reuniting with Rose on a very well constructed team seems more enticing to me.


They'll go hard after Hoiberg everyone seems to think.
 
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Blatt will get another year because of the Love injury.

Even if they do fire him, the Cavs are far from a sure bet / dream job for any prospective coach. It's a sketchy situation with LeBron in decline (relatively) and the uncertainty of the roster in the next few years.

I'm not sure they'll be able to pull in any top free agents going forward. I don't think the allure of playing with LeBron is what it once was to the top talent in the league....and he's going to need more help than Irving.

I don't see how he doesn't get another year with the Love injury. But the make up of that team needs to change if the Cavs are to be real contenders. I still think Kyrie is a bad fit, and a good, yet, overrated player.
 
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For some reason, I started singing the thread title to the tune of this song, and now I can't get it out of my head...



Not only that, after checking my post for grammatical errors before hitting "post reply," now this song is also stuck...



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BleedBlue32

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If Blatt does get fired, which in no way he should, the job is Tyronn Lue's. No sense in worrying over Cal to Cleveland. Like someone else said, Chicago is much more of a factor IMHO.
 
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