Stephen A. Smith shyts on Luke Walton and Kerr

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Maybe you're just happy to give Steve Kerr all the credit for not doing anything.

Jackson inherited a 30 win team, rebuilt that team to a 50 win team, then got fired and Kerr wins 67.
Yeah, takes fukkin brilliance to ride with a 50-win team on the rise.

But I'm sure Mark Jackson was a shytty coach for turning them around and losing in 7 games to the Clippers

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Just stop breh. You clearly don't know what you're talking about.
 

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Funny how nikkas get mad when people try to give Mark Jackson credit.......:mjpls:...If Luke Walton can have them almost 20-0......then Mark Jackson could have coached that team to a championship.

Walton is running the system Kerr and Gentry and Adams installed. If Walton did things Mark Jackson's way Iggy and David Lee would still be starting, there would be tons of Iso ball, and there would be shytty bench rotations and minutes management likely resulting in more minor (and likely a few major) injuries.

GS was lucky last year though.

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If Steve Kerr is such a brilliant mind, why didn't he take his mentor's job offer in New York?

:sas2:



Derek Fisher could win a chip in 3 years and won't nobody ever call his ass a genius or a great basketball mind.

But Steve Kerr.....


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Again, :cape::cape::cape: all day for Jackson who was simply bad at his job, or at the very best mediocre but undercut his assistants constantly.

But Gentry in Phoenix? :guilty:
Larry Drew in Milwaukee? :whistle:

Even Monty? :hula:
If Steve Kerr is such a brilliant mind, why didn't he take his mentor's job offer in New York?

:sas2:



Derek Fisher could win a chip in 3 years and won't nobody ever call his ass a genius or a great basketball mind.

But Steve Kerr.....


:sas2:
Because New York had a shyt roster built around an aging all-star that is a proven liability to any winning environment :mjlol: Fisher is there for the check and nobody blames him.

And Fisher is a good coach for winning any games at all with those D-Leaguers.
 

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Again, :cape::cape::cape: all day for Jackson who was simply bad at his job, or at the very best mediocre but undercut his assistants constantly.

But Gentry in Phoenix? :guilty:
Larry Drew in Milwaukee? :whistle:

Even Monty? :hula:

Because New York had a shyt roster built around an aging all-star that is a proven liability to any winning environment :mjlol: Fisher is there for the check and nobody blames him.

And Fisher is a good coach for winning any games at all with those D-Leaguers.
So Kerr decided to take a better roster that was built up by Jackson.

Kerr and Fisher were both heavily mentored by Jackson.
Why is 1 a genius but one isn't?

:mjpls:

Imma let you beat around that bush tho

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How many coaches took over 50-win teams that had almost no turnover and actually did worse?

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If Steve Kerr is such a brilliant mind, why didn't he take his mentor's job offer in New York?

If given the choice between NY and GS before last season, who the fukk would be considered brilliant for taking NY? :mjlol:

"Brah, you want to go to the steakhouse or go eat out the dumpster behind the gas station?"
 

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If given the choice between NY and GS before last season, who the fukk would be considered brilliant for taking NY? :mjlol:

"Brah, you want to go to the steakhouse or go eat out the dumpster behind the gas station?"
Yeah, but there's a reason 1 roster was more appealing than the other.
And it damn sure wasn't Kerr's genius that built it.

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Another cac exposal thread :francis:

Anybody who doesn't understand what mark jackson did for this team is a fukking idiot...

When he took over this team they were the laughing stock of the nba...the only relevant thing they had done in what...30 years...was bounce a soft ass mavs team in the first round...

He is the person who set the tone for that team not being horrible...he is the one who said we not going to lose...

Mark Jackson inherited a team that couldn't win 37 games for 3 straight years...couldn't win 30 games in back to back years...

He inherited a steph curry who had ankles problems so bad he was barely hanging on as a starting point guard...or do you have another explanation for the contract golden state was able to give him:usurematteroffact:

I don't even see how you can give steve kerr credit for doing anything with this team...they haven't lost a game since he stopped being on the sideline :martin:

Does anybody really think steve kerr could have inherited a 36 and 46 team who's point guard was missing every other game due to an ankle injury and turned them into a championship team :martin:

Am I the only one who remembers this guy as a GM in Phoenix...I could have sworn the 7 seconds or less era pretty much died when he traded marion for shaq...:martin:
 
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Another cac exposal thread :francis:

Anybody who doesn't understand what mark jackson did for this team is a fukking idiot...

When he took over this team they were the laughing stock of the nba...the only relevant thing they had done in what...30 years...was bounce a soft ass mavs team in the first round...

He is the person who set the tone for that team not being horrible...he is the one who said we not going to lose...

Mark Jackson inherited a team that couldn't win 37 games for 3 straight years...couldn't win 30 games in back to back years...

He inherited a steph curry who had ankles problems so bad he was barely hanging on as a starting point guard...or do you have another explanation for the contract golden state was able to give him:usurematteroffact:

I don't even see how you can give steve kerr credit for doing anything with this team...they haven't lost a game since he stopped being on the sideline :martin:

Does anybody really think steve kerr could have inherited a 36 and 46 team who's point guard was missing every other game due to an ankle injury and turned them into a championship team :martin:

Am I the only one who remembers this guy as a GM in Phoenix...I could have sworn the 7 seconds or less era pretty much died when he traded marion for shaq...:martin:
WOAT poster.
 

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Yes, he raised up Steph, Green but was a bad offensive coach. People was saying that for years on here. Nothing to see here folks.
 
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