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Phil Jackson will coach all games, should he return
Just got back from a media session with Lakers General Manager Mitch Kupchak to discuss tomorrow's draft. More info on that later, but I wanted to quickly address the much-buzzed about idea of Kurt Rambis coaching a handful of roadies on Phil Jackson's behalf. In a nutshell, ain't gonna happen. ...
Phil Jackson mulls coaching Los Angeles Lakers mostly at home
Phil Jackson mulls coaching Los Angeles Lakers mostly at home
sports.espn.go.com — Phil Jackson would consider coaching mostly home games if he returns next season. (more) Phil Jackson mulls coaching Los Angeles Lakers mostly at ...
Kurt Rambis, Phil Jackson mull life ahead with Lakers - Los Angeles Times
Kurt Rambis, Phil Jackson mull life ahead with Lakers - Los Angeles Times
latimes.com — Rambis coached one game for Jackson last season when he elected to remain in Los Angeles instead of traveling to Portland for the game because of swelling in his legs from plantar fasciitis. "This is not new to me," Rambis, who was one of the final ... (more) Kurt Rambis, Phil Jackson mull life ahead with Lakers - ...
Phil Jackson May Coach Only The Lakers Home Games
Phil Jackson May Coach Only The Lakers Home Games
sportsradiointerviews.com — On Monday at SRI , we posted an interview with Phil Jackson that took place in Chicago. He compared Kobe and Michael, talked about how the tenth ring stacked up against the first nine, and said he’d like to push through for at least one more ... (more) Phil Jackson May Coach Only The Lakers Home Games
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Mitch Kupchak Squashes the Part-Time Coaching Idea
SLAM Online — ... According to the Laker GM, Phil Jackson (should he return next season) will be on the bench pretty much the entire time: “In a nutshell, ain’t gonna happen. Kupchak labeled the approach impractical and unrealistic, apparently kicked around more ‘pie in the sky’ than ’serious discussion’ (and definitely not with the G.M. around to offer his two cents).  Basically, should health allow PJ to coach next season, he’s coaching a full seasonal load.  Maybe a roadie here or there could be missed, similar to this year.  But for ...

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