Comments on: Carlisle ’09 > Avery ’08

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By: JTM

JTM — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 03:30:26 +0000

Let’s not get carried away with the Rick C. love. He’s managed to get an underachieving team with two hall-of-famers to ALMOST win a first round series in the playoffs.

Most of the year, the Mavs were frustratingly mediocre. Now that they’ve found some motivation to play a rival (big surprise) Rick C.’s a genius? Slow down, turbo.

Let’s see what happens when it’s not a border war and they’re up against a team that isn’t old and isn’t missing one of it’s stars.

Credit where due, but hold off on the man crush.

By: Dallas blues

Dallas blues — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 23:40:42 +0000

Could agree with you more on this issue, being a Detroit fan I can’t say as much about your Red Wing opinions. I thought he got the shaft when the pistons let him go for Brown. IMO he brought a lot of the toughness that led to the Pistons winning the title. With the Pacers, the brawl in Detroit led to his demise. I think he is a solid coach that most people do not realize what a good hire Cuban made.

By: Heard It Through the Grapevine » The Two Man Game

Heard It Through the Grapevine » The Two Man Game — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 20:01:05 +0000

[...] Bob Sturm of Inside Corner: “…allow me to say why the abrasive Carlisle is more appealing to me right now than Avery ‘08; I saw this team out-coach its opponent in a playoff series (to this juncture). I saw a Mavericks coach deploy a bench player (JJB) who gave the opponent’s coach fits (You may recall Avery had the opposite done to him in the Golden State Series). I saw a Mavericks coach require the opponent’s coach – who has 4 rings – to counter his adjustments by starting Bruce Bowen in Game 4. I saw a Mavericks coach push the Spurs coach to run up a white flag in Game 3 with 20 minutes of basketball left. And, most importantly, I saw a Mavericks coach figure out a plan when the opponent took away what the Mavs like to do offensively. That means the Mavericks have a coach in ‘09 that can do something that their coach could not do in ‘07 or ‘08; adjust to the series when the series is not adjusting to him.” Damn straight. Those who questioned Carlisle’s ability to coach this team coming into the season need watch nothing more than his strategic battle with Pop, or more truthfully, with his players’ psyches. It’s tough to keep your cool and not get discouraged when Tony Parker is getting into the lane at will, but Rick has kept everyone focused, played the right counter in Barea, and deserves a lot of credit. I have no idea how long Carlisle will be the coach of the Mavs, but for right now, he’s doing a wonderful job. Tags: Erick Dampier, Josh Howard, Rick Carlisle, Tim Duncan, Tony Parker [...]

By: JS

JS — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 18:50:33 +0000

Doesn’t Inside Corner have enough baseball talk without people hijacking Mavs threads? Gimme a break.

By: Bob Sturm

Bob Sturm — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 18:31:59 +0000

@ Marcus: Oh, goody. another baseball bully who will not allow others to talk baseball if we disagree. The Orioles have 3 pitchers they rave about. They are, Brian Matusz, Jake Arrieta, and Chris Tillman. They were the team I used as a comparison. I also said, Washington (Jordan Zimmerman) and Oakland (Anderson and Cahill). So seriously, keep your baseball know-it-all delivery to yourself. Oh, and thanks for your comment!

By: Marcus

Marcus — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 18:11:58 +0000

Bob, I need to talk about your last two segments on the radio rather than your blog. Bob, I generally like listening to you and Dan, but when the subject turns to the Rangers, I just prepare myself to get upset. Today was no different. With you spouting off comments like, “Every team has a Holland and Feliz” you truly show your ignorance. Oakland might have something to say about that, but that’s about it. Now, teams might have a Harrison (who is only 23, by the way) or a Tommy Hunter but nobody comes close to the Rangers in top to bottom talent in the minors. And that is not the Rangers saying that it’s Baseball America.

I know that you have to keep on talking Rangers, but please try to be a little bit more than a “moron dog” when you do have to talk about it. Otherwise, maybe you should stick to hockey, basketball, NFL, MMA, Gay Not Gay and What’s on your Tivo

By: jimmy

jimmy — Tue, 28 Apr 2009 17:53:58 +0000

Don’t look past the main reason why we are succeeding in this series so far… no Devon George.