Below 500 in the playoffs does not get it done in Chicago, especially playing in the East. When you consistently clash with upper management, the playoff record alone is justification for them to bounce you.
I realize his years in Chicago coincided with Lebron's apex, and that he dealt with some injury woes...but this last series against Cleveland spelled his end. Specifically the lackluster effort in game 6. Great coach but he had to go after that IMO.
He is a great defensive coach. Probably the best in the league but he needs to learn how to manage player minutes and rotations better. Winning 5 more games in the regular season isn't worth much if you're running players into the ground.
That being said, I don't think the Bulls would've won 1 more playoff game than they did with a different coach over the last 5 years. Unless that coach was Popovich or something.
That being said, I don't think the Bulls would've won 1 more playoff game than they did with a different coach over the last 5 years. Unless that coach was Popovich or something.
Knicks should hire this guy.....Record speaks for his success.
