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standards
Miami, FL
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Stan is going to bring new life and meaning to this "team" in Indy. Well at leat he did in Miami and almost got them a championship 2 years ago.
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Restored
Indianapolis, IN
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Larry needs to coach this team. No other coach wants to take over and be apart of the cleaning process. Let Larry Bird bring this team back to how they were in 98' 99' and 2000, since no one else is up to it.
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Since: Jan 07
Ledgewood, NJ
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Ken wrote: <quoted text> I am not a huge fan of Bird, but the Celtics aren't exactly doing all that well either. Worst than the Pacers if you really look at it. All I can say is move over Celtics because you are certainly going to have some company down there at the bottom.
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Since: Jan 07
Ledgewood, NJ
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standards wrote: Stan is going to bring new life and meaning to this "team" in Indy. Well at leat he did in Miami and almost got them a championship 2 years ago. Stan Van Gundy refused to coach this front office disaster. I believe that he probably realized that he couldn't stand Larry Bird's personality.
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Since: Jan 07
Ledgewood, NJ
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Jay Wilkins wrote: I agree. Bird put together this team. He had the vision and he pulled the strings. Now he needs to show us what he had pieced together or prove that this team is indeed bad and needs to start over. Head back to the bench Bird. You were successful there before and took us to the only Finals in NBA history of the franchise. Now a turn around is needed more than ever. I pretty much believe that the coaching staff that Bird had was excellent. He has even admitted as much. What Bird is, is a legend at PLAYING basketball. That is it! He was smart enough to get out of the way and let the team he inherited do their thing. He also knew when to get out of the coaching seat.
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dan
Lake Grove, NY
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A couple of years ago I heard Mark Jackson make a comment concerning Larry Bird that made me feel he didn't really respect Larry Bird or at least wasn't on the same page. If Larry wasn't there I think Mark Jackson would interview and take the Pacer job in a heart beat if he was given the chance. Mark talks a lot of trash but I think he would make a good coach.
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Scott_R
Indianapolis, IN
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Totally agree (as I always do to your articles). If anyone should coach these players, it should be Bird himself. You make the bed and you should have to lay in it. Whether or not having to "lay in it" is a bad thing or not is up to Bird and how well he can coach a possible band of miscreants. Well said, Mr. Kravitz.
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Craig
Fishers, IN
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This time I agree with Kravitz. But if it's not Larry Bird, it's going to be a sacrificial lamb not coach on the bench this season.
I smile thinking that Quinn Buckner might be a good choice. When he coached the Mavs, they didn't win, but he certainly installed some discipline and shook up the prima donnas on that roster. We are headed for the lottery anyway, so bring in Buckner to kick some ass. It would be worth it to see these candy-asses miserable next season with Buckner on the bench. He would give them nightmares.
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Craig
Fishers, IN
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aws in san antone wrote: wait until after the Spurs have gotten their fourht title and go after P J Carlisemo Not a bad idea. But bring along Latrell Sprewell with P.J. and together maybe they could start strangling the Pacers. They could start with Jamal Tinsley.
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somebody who cares
Oakland, CA
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Hey Larry, instead of thinking who will coach your team, and keps on rebuilding why not you do coaching again and let's see if Pacers team will win again in the eastern conference. It is a challenge ....
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Voeg
Evansville, IN
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GET REGGIE MILLER!!!! He would be an excellent coach. While he has no coaching expierience, it's the NBA you don't coach that much. It's all about the players. And the player's would love to play for REG. He was pretty much a coach with the pacers as a player. Bring back the excitement! Bring Back Reggie!!!
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Yeah Right
Evansville, IN
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Voeg wrote: GET REGGIE MILLER!!!! He would be an excellent coach. While he has no coaching expierience, it's the NBA you don't coach that much. It's all about the players. And the player's would love to play for REG. He was pretty much a coach with the pacers as a player. Bring back the excitement! Bring Back Reggie!!! WE want Reggie in 5 years. Whoever we get now cant do much until we wait out these huge contracts. No need to waste Reggie yet. Get him when we can win
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Restored
Indianapolis, IN
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Voeg wrote: GET REGGIE MILLER!!!! He would be an excellent coach. While he has no coaching expierience, it's the NBA you don't coach that much. It's all about the players. And the player's would love to play for REG. He was pretty much a coach with the pacers as a player. Bring back the excitement! Bring Back Reggie!!! Yeah I wish he would coach dude, that is something everyone would like to see. But like the other guy said, bring him in when we are in better shape. Aka what we did to Larry Brown for Larry Bird.
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Since: Jan 07
Ledgewood, NJ
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Craig wrote: <quoted text> Not a bad idea. But bring along Latrell Sprewell with P.J. and together maybe they could start strangling the Pacers. They could start with Jamal Tinsley. Why through Tinsley under that bus first??? His contract is not half the size of uh... Murphy??
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larry
Hialeah, FL
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Voeg wrote: GET REGGIE MILLER!!!! He would be an excellent coach. While he has no coaching expierience, it's the NBA you don't coach that much. It's all about the players. And the player's would love to play for REG. He was pretty much a coach with the pacers as a player. Bring back the excitement! Bring Back Reggie!!! I agree Reggie is a great guy with a great personality. Go Reggie.
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rjones2818
Louisville, KY
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Larry Brown.
Sure, he'd be gone in two years, but he's great at building teams (other than the cluster at New York). If anybody could get the current Pacers to be a good team, it's him.
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