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I don't mean to sound like spoilsport, but I hate to see coaches jump from job to job and always inherit talent. Like Phil Jackson with the Lakers. When has he ever had to coach a team with little talent? Doc Rivers has. He has taught a lot of his players how to play the game. No knock on Booher, but he went to a team that Greg and Robert built, and when the top talent is gone, so is he. What about showing you can build a program back up? Maybe it's me, but in cases like that, I just don't see how a person can claim all the success. Most of the time, the success should go to those who preceded them. In this case, my hat is off to Greg and Robert. You guys spent more time, money, and gave more to the success to that team than anyone. And they no doubt learned from a good one, Bobby Osborne.

Agreed! Most coaches do well with talent, its the ones who win with less talent that impress me. Coach Booher did a good job of keeping team chemistry and not screwing up what Robert and Greg had done. I watch other coaches do just that when handed teams with talent. The coach wants to put his own stamp on the team and usually screws it up.

Congrats Booher!