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D'Antoni resigns in NY

King Taharqa

By King Taharqa,
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I think it's funny how he seems to be the one getting the blame. I know he isn't the best coach when it comes to dealing with all the players but he isn't the sole reason they are performing worse than they should.

Would Mike Woodson take over? He is a defensive coach but is mainly dealing with offensive weapons. I think I have heard Sloan's name as well.

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Phil Jackson come on down

I would love to see this!!! I have always though Jackson was over rated as he always won with 2 all stars on his teams (including 2 of the greatest of all time)... But if he comes an wins with a struggling knicks franchise... I will finally respect him as the greatest coach of all time.

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I think it's funny how he seems to be the one getting the blame. I know he isn't the best coach when it comes to dealing with all the players but he isn't the sole reason they are performing worse than they should.

Would Mike Woodson take over? He is a defensive coach but is mainly dealing with offensive weapons. I think I have heard Sloan's name as well.

Yea, Woodson is going to take over. I agree with them that his system is flawed. It worked with guys like Nash and Stoudemire but how many of those are there?

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They don't mesh particularly well but Lin isn't even a feint shadow of Nash. He dribbles up into the lane and desparately throws it out somewhere or throws up a garbage attempt. Now that teams know his spots he can't find his open windows.

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They don't mesh particularly well but Lin isn't even a feint shadow of Nash. He dribbles up into the lane and desparately throws it out somewhere or throws up a garbage attempt. Now that teams know his spots he can't find his open windows.

I just realized that's exactly what Nash does too. He's really good at it though

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