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[Ryan W]

--- Kestas <kestas at alum.dartmouth.org> wrote:

> The other thing the Celtics should do, one that
> won't have lux tax 
> implications but would bear major fruit,  is bring
> in a top-notch 
> defensive asst. coach. Let Doc be what he can be - a
> modern-day KC 
> Jones, and get him some help where he's weak. The
> head coach's job is 
> mostly to manage the personalities anyway, which is
> something he can do.
> 

Actually, Kestas, they are bringing in a new defensive
Coach, Doc Rivers.  He's been in charge of the offense
the past three years, but with Tony Brown leaving this
past off-season, he's been moved back to the defensive
side of the ball, with the offense now being handled
by Dave Wohl.  This actually might be a good thing, as
it will get Doc a little further away from the point
guard.  Also, back in Orlando where Doc won Coach of
the Year in his first season, he was the defensive
coach that year and his assistants worried about the
offense.  Sometimes it's little things like this that
can make a huge difference.  Here's hoping that the
change to the defensive side makes a difference to the
crap coaching we've seen these past few years.

Ryan


       
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