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ESPN needs to remove Coaches
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ronniescott
posted almost 2 years ago
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Coaches should coach, not commentate.
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I don’t think what Avery says has any affect on Lebron all I am pointing out is the NBA makes everyone tip toe around the topic and won’t allow players or general managers or coaches talk about it but it’s ok for a guy to get on ESPN and say he thinks the best fit for Lebron would be the Nets which just happen to be a team he had interviewed for and eventually got hired.
And he did say it. I remember seeing it live when he said it and the other day when it got announced he was hired by the Nets they made sure to point out what he said and he had no comment. By the way that was the last time I saw him on ESPN.
You are the one who said gms, coaches and everyone should be able to say whatever they want which is why I made the Brady example.
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