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grndmstr_c · 11-19-2012, 03:12 PM

I can't recall many times when I've watched the Celtics and thought they were poorly coached. Doc was definitely fortunate to have an emerging Rondo and a trio of extremely salty high IQ veterans playing for him, but surely he deserves some credit for the way that team has played over the years. To my eyes he coaches that Celtics team very differently than Dantoni coached the Suns, for example.

No argument with Adelman as one of the better active coaches outside RC and Pop.

11-19-2012, 03:12 PM	#48
grndmstr_c Diamond Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 7,938	I can't recall many times when I've watched the Celtics and thought they were poorly coached. Doc was definitely fortunate to have an emerging Rondo and a trio of extremely salty high IQ veterans playing for him, but surely he deserves some credit for the way that team has played over the years. To my eyes he coaches that Celtics team very differently than Dantoni coached the Suns, for example. No argument with Adelman as one of the better active coaches outside RC and Pop. __________________ "He's coming off the bench aggressive right away, looking for his shot. If he has any daylight, we need him to shoot the ball. We know it's going in." -Dirk Nowitzki on Jason Terry, after JET's 16 point 4th quarter against the Pacers. Last edited by grndmstr_c; 11-19-2012 at 03:13 PM.