Larry Brown has stepped down as the coach of the Bobcats....

[pantherfool]

Replacement? How about this guy?

Sam Mitchell

Was with the 'Cats for a while. Currently with the Nets. I'm not going to pretend that I know who would be the best fit .. But he did pretty well for the Raptors

[Britneck]

Has there ever been a city that got the first pick in the NBA and the first pick in the NFL in the same year? Could we be making history?

[X-Clown]

Has there ever been a city that got the first pick in the NBA and the first pick in the NFL in the same year? Could we be making history?

I doubt the ping pong balls would bounce in our favor. We would need a lot of Luck for that to happen....

see what I did there?

[Britneck]

Hopefully Newton's law of motion will have them fall in our direction

[Cyclonus]

I'm happy for Larry. It must have been hell coaching that bunch of losers.

[MrBubba]

Geez who didn't see this coming you had a medicore team last year and you dump players for salary relief because Jordan doesn't have the money to play with the grown ups. Bobcats will always be bottomfeeders

[iamcline]

Thank god he has finally moved on.

[Goosfraba21]

Paul Silas named interim

[carpanfan96]

nice, I wonder what Silas will do with this team.

[rico6]

Step One: Complete

Now it's time to Blow This poo Up!

[Proudiddy]

I posted over at BP that I love Silas, some of my best memories as a kid of Carolina sports comes from his era, and Cowens... But, I think it's unfair to bring him in this way. I'd prefer we went ahead and brought a guy like Mark Jackson in - young, and for the long term. Because now, we're most likely looking at changing coaches again in the off-season, or if Paul impresses then holding onto him too long and people asking is he too old and senile...

[Panthers128]

just as much larry's fault as anyone else. why boris diaw is still on this team is beyond me. he quit playing late in the season two years ago and never started again.

[rico6]

There's a distinctive difference in being 'Old' and 'Stubborn' Larry was both, and unwilling to ever adapt his coaching style. I don't know much of Paul Silas, but if he can overcome that wall of being "set in his ways" he shouldn't do to bad as a HC in Charlotte.

Although having a bright up-and comer like Mark Jackson wouldn't be a bad idea. This team needs some youth&energy in the worst way.

I loved what Larry brought to this team, but he knew he had lost this team and that's the worst part about.

But whatever Jordan does, he firstly needs to be rid of Gerald and Jack. They gots to go.

[Proudiddy]

There's a distinctive difference in being 'Old' and 'Stubborn' Larry was both, and unwilling to ever adapt his coaching style. I don't know much of Paul Silas, but if he can overcome that wall of being "set in his ways" he shouldn't do to bad as a HC in Charlotte.

Although having a bright up-and comer like Mark Jackson wouldn't be a bad idea. This team needs some youth&energy in the worst way.

I loved what Larry brought to this team, but he knew he had lost this team and that's the worst part about.

But whatever Jordan does, he firstly needs to be rid of Gerald and Jack. They gots to go.

Right on all points... I love Silas because of what he did with the Hornets when I was a kid. He helped BDiddy develop so I'm hoping he lets DJ play and does the same there.

But, I had never heard this before but someone over at BP said Silas had banned rap music from being played in the locker room when he was with the Cavs and Lebron... So there goes that "stuck in his ways" thing. Yet, it seems most if not all players that played under PS loved him. So, hope this works out.

Also, DJ's boy told us over there that after the game last night LB said something like "I'm done with this sh*t, you guys go tell MJ that since you don't listen to me anyway..." We all knew he was a ticking timebomb, with the detonation being "quitting." Also, just read he's already looking at his next coaching job... SMH, never fails.