Comments on: Timberwolves push back — say Rambis is safe and Rubio is coming

By: ocgunslinger

ocgunslinger — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 14:53:11 +0000

Dumping a coach is usually the way of losing teams……make that losing management. Coaches coach what the GM supplies. I don’t see the Celtics, Lakers, Spurs, Jazz, Nuggets and other consistently competitive team changing coaches every 2 or 3 years. Maybe there is a reason?

By: jimsjam33

jimsjam33 — Wed, 16 Mar 2011 21:05:04 +0000

Man ,

No comments about the Wolves , not even from Minnesota . Okay then , Rambis is one good coach . The players love him and they put on a good show . The problem ? Not enough quality players. Yes , they have Love and Beasley , but don’t compare that with James and Wade. They need Rubio and the rest of their squad to stay healthy . When Corey Brewer is your small forward you’re in trouble . He can’t shoot from five feet out . He’s gone and now the T-Wolves can look fforward to next year . Any big name free agents want to come to Minnesota. Hmmm . No that’s the problem not the coach . thumbs up for Rambis …he’s first class all the way . By the way keep Darko . He’s developing into a pretty good center .

By: jstrizzle

jstrizzle — Wed, 16 Mar 2011 18:25:31 +0000

Great article and good break down about Rambis and his struggles. People so quickly pass over the fact that this team is so young and basically all new. We have 3 people currently on the roster from last years squad so that means lack of chemistry. Plus we have so many young players which is apparent because we have the youngest roster in the NBA. So we have players trying to learn to play in the NBA with other people doing the same. On top of that they hardly know each other. Look what lack of chemistry did to the heat to start the year and they have 2 superstars.

This doesn’t mean Rambis will be coach of the year anytime soon just that these players need time to develop. A new coach every 2 seasons will only hinder that.