You probably noticed I didn’t have a game review after that
Chicago Bulls-Toronto Raptors romp because frankly I didn’t have a thought
worth this ether that is the internet.
They were without Derrick Rose again, the Tribune is writing
sweet soliloquies about John Lucas III and we’re basically being distracted by
just enough NCAA and NFL to make this stand a little less enticing than it
should be.
So let’s step on other people’s shortcomings, and that
brings us (drum roll)…Vinny DelNegro!
It looks like DelNegro is
on his way out…again, because for some reason, Donald Sterling thought he
was good at coaching. But it’s Donald Sterling.
This is a perfect time to contrast the musical improvising
of Vinny DelNegro to the stricter and stated tones of Thibodeau. While Thibodeau
sits atop of the league with the best record and should be considered the coach
of the year, you can only imagine what he would be able to do with the roster
DelNegro has been gifted.
The LA Clippers are finally relevant and among the most
exciting teams in the NBA and yet their defense is awful—with DeAndre Jordan,
Blake Griffin and a gamey Chris Paul.
If I’ve learned anything this year—because it’s been
difficult with so much lopsided, halfhearted games—coaching still matters in a stars’
league.
Contact Mike Mitchell
at michaelkennethmitchell@gmail.com.
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