Mike Brown

Strax · 1 Mike Brown on Mon Nov 09, 2009 12:10 pm

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Coaching at the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Born March 5, 1970 (age 39)
Columbus, Ohio, USA
Occupation NBA head coach
Employer Cleveland Cavaliers
Title 2009 NBA Coach of the Year

Trener je Cavaliersa od sezone 2005/2006,i jednom se našao u NBA finalu ali je poražen od Spursa...
pored toga,3 puta je gubio u finalu konferncije,a prošle sezone je proglašen za trenera godine....

Mr.Big Shot · 2 Re: Mike Brown on Mon Nov 09, 2009 1:05 pm

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Ne podnosim ovog coveka! Mad

-the lood- · 3 Re: Mike Brown on Fri May 14, 2010 5:18 pm

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Sad gledam na nba.com šta ptiča Clevelandov plainer (ja msm da se ovako piše) i kaže on,da nikada u istoriji trener koji je imao back-to-back 60+ pobjeda nije bio otpušten,ali vrlo je moguće da se desi da Mike Brown bude prvi...

Strax · 4 Re: Mike Brown on Fri May 14, 2010 5:24 pm

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Pa back to back 60+ nije ništa kad imaju takvu ekipu... al, gde su u Play-offu? Tu je isto back to back, svake godine ispadanje pre finala... Mike nije nikakav trener, ali sad, kako će Cavsi verovatno dosta pasti, neće biti loš trener za takvu ekipu...

stefan23 · 5 Re: Mike Brown on Fri May 14, 2010 5:33 pm

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Ne znam zasto su svi uvereni da Jemes ide. Ovde treba drugi trener ovaj moze da ide.

Flash · 6 Re: Mike Brown on Fri May 14, 2010 5:54 pm

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Doc je ovom coveku objasnio nekoliko stvari Very Happy

-the lood- · 7 Re: Mike Brown on Mon May 24, 2010 5:11 pm

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You are FIRED!!!

-the lood- · 8 Re: Mike Brown on Mon May 24, 2010 7:56 pm

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Code:: Brown pays the price for Cavs' playoff flameout Posted May 24 2010 9:25AM The lead was going to be about Mikhail Prokhorov this morning, but Mike Brown was fired by the Cleveland Cavaliers late, late Sunday night, which ESPN first reported and I got confirmed at 3 a.m. It's unfortunate, but it wasn't surprising, not after the Cavs got run out by the Celtics in the second round, two rounds before they were supposed to be in the Finals. With everything at stake this summer with LeBron James, such an implosion couldn't occur without someone paying the price, and because there's no one left to trade, and no cap room to sign a big-time free agent, this was the last card the Cavaliers had left to play. 13_Columnist_Banner_MorningTip.jpg There is only one question Dan Gilbert, who gave Brown the news Sunday in Detroit -- where Brown was watching his son play in an AAU tournament and where Gilbert lives -- can ask James Monday: Who do you want? Phil Jackson? Larry Brown? Pat Riley? Give me a name and I will try to get them. As I told you last week, Jackson may have told L.A. reporters that he was 90 percent certain he would coach the Lakers next season or retire, but someone who is very close to Jackson said that he would be watching what happens this summer like everyone else, and that he has not ruled out anything. Which would, logic dictates, include coaching somewhere else, like Cleveland or Chicago, if James is on board -- as long as the money is right. (I doubt the Bulls would get any kind of hometown discount.) We know that Brown is still undecided about where he will call home next year, and Riley made it quite clear after the Heat's season ended that he's tanned, rested and ready if the right free agent comes calling. For his part, Mike Brown will go right to the top of almost everyone's search list, unless he wants to take a year off and enjoy his severance. A head coach who pays attention to defensive detail, sprouts from the Popovich Tree and boasts a .643 regular season winning percentage won't be out of work long. Now, as Casey Kasem used to say, on with the countdown, which includes a wrap of the preraft camp in Chicago, and why I think John Wall and Gilbert Arenas can play together in Washington. But first comes the Big Russian and how he's about to turn the Nets into Manchester United.