I forget if it was for George Karl or Jerry Sloan but back in the old site you put together this consolidated list chronicling all of the playoff choke jobs and failures one of them routinely coached their teams into, as a rebuttal to the routine praises they still received as great coaches. The new kids would've used the word savage to describe what you shared with us.
The 90s was an era full of good teams that couldn't quite achieve greatness for a number of reasons.it's all george karl fault, that moment when he refused to put gary on MJ in the finals till game 4 and they won the next two, just a fukking idiot of a coach
that team was disappointment because they were supposed to win a championship, for the simple fact, they owned utah jazz and houston rockets
seattle handled hakeem in 93 and 96 like it's nothing, they did the same to utah in 93 and 96
94 or 95 was the year to win it all, and they blew it like no one else, that 95 series they lost to the young ceballos, van exel, eddie jones squadwhich was as bad as denver upset
The George Karl slander. I remember vividly mainstream media shytting on the Nuggets decision to fire him coming off his COTY award. That old man is vastly overrated and as much as we talk about asterisks on legacies on here he deserves it the most for being utterly inept in the post season
He probably said the Finals thing cuz Payton went twice after he left Seattle
I forget if it was for George Karl or Jerry Sloan but back in the old site you put together this consolidated list chronicling all of the playoff choke jobs and failures one of them routinely coached their teams into, as a rebuttal to the routine praises they still received as great coaches. The new kids would've used the word savage to describe what you shared with us.
It may've been for Jerry Sloan actually, but as a relative old head i was lookin back at 90s bball like
