Thibodeau helped the Knicks to their first Eastern Conference finals in 25 years, made the playoffs in four of his five years and led the team to consecutive 50-win seasons for first time since the 1990s- crazy he was firedSo, coach, how did your team do this year?
We had franchise’s best season in over a quarter century.
Unacceptable. You’re fired!
So, coach, how did your team do this year?
We had franchise’s best season in over a quarter century.
Unacceptable. You’re fired!
He should be fired for that combover alone.
Meh, the Knicks haven’t won any championships in more than 50 years. Riley, Van Grundy, Pitino, Hubie Brown, D’Antoni, Larry Brown, etc.He is the coach that can keep a team competitive but will never win a championship
Speaking of Pitino, here’s his comments when asked if he would consider the Knicks job again (“absolutely not!”). Kind of reminded me of comments he made before leaving for the Celtics (“I will be back at UK…I mean that….”).Meh, the Knicks haven’t won any championships in more than 50 years. Riley, Van Grundy, Pitino, Hubie Brown, D’Antoni, Larry Brown, etc.
Branding, marketing and PR drive everything because those drive revenue and that's all anyone cares about anymore. Money, money, and more money. Literally everything in human society (developed) is about making money. States can't even upgrade highways and roads without wedging in tolls and double-dipping on our road taxes plus making us pay again to drive on the roads we've already paid for.Decisions made in pro sports are often just mystifying. Ego and hubris often seem to out flank reason.
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