byron scott

He just looks ominous over on the sideline.

That picture of him someone posted the other day was pretty funny.

hes an awful coach


he never calls timeouts to stop a run, he insists on fricking never changing his subbing pattern, he shows no emotion or a hint of interest in any game, i could go on and on


this guy fricking sucks, hes only been places bc of good good talent

Give it a year or two.

We'll want Trent's head soon enough.

I wish we had a coach that would fire people up and get them pumped. His emotion effects the team and makes them emotionless also.

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wish we had a coach that would fire people up and get them pumped. His emotion effects the team and makes them emotionless also.

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not at all true, trent johnson is pretty unemotional, but he actually runs an offense, puts players in smart situations, etc

he never calls timeouts to stop a run, he insists on fricking never changing his subbing pattern, he shows no emotion or a hint of interest in any game, i could go on and on

Pretty much. Sometimes against a shitty team like the Twolves I can see letting the superior team work out of the funk.

But when you're playing the biggest regular season game of the year at home you need to call a time out.

Allow the crowd to get pumped up with the on-screen graphics, etc that they play in the Hive coming out of the timeout. The crowd literally never had a chance to get into the game.

And Scott's rotations are fricking horrible. I'm not even sure if I'm going to go to casino night b/c I'd wind up saying something I regret to Scott or Bower or Posey. I fricking hate Posey so much.

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he never calls timeouts to stop a run, he insists on fricking never changing his subbing pattern, he shows no emotion or a hint of interest in any game, i could go on and on

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The only point I agree with you on is that he doesn't show emotion too much unless he's really pissed off at a bad call. But the same thing can be said for Phil Jackson, so I don't see how that makes him a poor coach.

Second, he calls timeouts to stop runs all the time. In fact, he has to, because we give up a lot of significant runs. We gave up four or five huge runs during the game tonight. You can't call a timeout during every single one. Fourth quarter timeouts are more important during the final minute, so he needed to hold on to them.

And to say that he never changes his subbing pattern is a little ignorant, IMO. Every team has a 6th man who is the first person off the bench. In our case, it's Posey, and unless Tyson or DWest pick up two quick fouls, he's going to be the first one off the bench into every game. Other than that, our subbing has been extremely erratic. We've seen Hilton/Marks come in for Tyson, MoPete has started/come off the bench/DNP coach's decision, JuJu went like two months without seeing the floor, and now he's playing 20 minutes. Also, he has tried pulling all of the starting 5 together and putting in a second unit, but that didn't work. He tried taking CP out early so that he could play a little with the second unit, but that didn't work. Tonight he mixed it up and tried to keep 1 or 2 starters in the game at all times. Just because the bench has sucked all year doesn't mean he hasn't tried to find a way to fix it...

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But when you're playing the biggest regular season game of the year at home you need to call a time out.

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how in the holy frick was there no fricking timeout called when the rockets made their run right after we made ours


that was just mindblowing

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Ron Mexico

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This is a Byron Scott thread, not a TJ thread????????