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Azyiu · 05-12-2008, 02:03 AM

^ I view this whole thing a little differently.

Part of the reasons why D'Antoni wants to leave Phoenix is the fact that, he doesn't feel comfortable with a GM (Steve Kerr) putting his nose on almost everything he does or what not. While I understand as GM you need to be on the same page with the coach to get things done right, but if "too much" of that bugs D'Antoni, I think for him to head over to NY makes sense. For one thing, Walsh is not the type of boss like Kerr and definitely not like Paxson. He usually tells his coach what he expects and leaves him alone. On top of that, I read that Walsh promises he would do anything to get the "right" players for D'Antoni to work with. Hell, I don't see why heading to situation where you feel more comfortable with is a bad thing.

05-12-2008, 02:03 AM	#1447
Azyiu Triad Hitman Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Hong "Commies Infested" Kong Posts: 1,680 Real Name: Paul Main Seven: Schecter V7 Thanked: 18	^ I view this whole thing a little differently. Part of the reasons why D'Antoni wants to leave Phoenix is the fact that, he doesn't feel comfortable with a GM (Steve Kerr) putting his nose on almost everything he does or what not. While I understand as GM you need to be on the same page with the coach to get things done right, but if "too much" of that bugs D'Antoni, I think for him to head over to NY makes sense. For one thing, Walsh is not the type of boss like Kerr and definitely not like Paxson. He usually tells his coach what he expects and leaves him alone. On top of that, I read that Walsh promises he would do anything to get the "right" players for D'Antoni to work with. Hell, I don't see why heading to situation where you feel more comfortable with is a bad thing. Only Sissies Cry. Real Men Stand In The Rain and Listen to V-Rock!