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LitlBuck
Kevin Warren is an ass
Cleveland.com
NBA experts say LeBron James and Cleveland Cavaliers are suited for triangle offense
Players are suited for such a system but selling idea is major hurdle Sunday, June 08, 2008
Mary Schmitt BoyerPlain Dealer Reporter
Coach Phil Jackson has coached 11 teams from two different cities into the NBA Finals, but they all have one thing in common: the triangle offense.
With the Cavaliers taking a lot of heat about their stagnant offense preventing them from beating the Boston Celtics and advancing in the playoffs this season, it seems like a question worth asking:
Could the triangle offense work here?
"In Cleveland's situation, in my mind, the personnel would be ideal," Tex Winter said.
Contrary to popular opinion, Winter didn't invent the triangle - or triple-post - offense. He learned it while playing for Sam Barry at USC and perfected it during more than 60 years of coaching in college and as an assistant to Jackson in Chicago and Los Angeles.
Now a consultant to the Lakers, the 86-year-old Winter wanted to make it clear he was only answering a question. He didn't want it to appear he was analyzing or criticizing the Cavs.
But as the foremost authority on the triangle offense, he's the basketball version of the EF Hutton ad. When he talks, people listen.
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NBA experts say LeBron James and Cleveland Cavaliers are suited for triangle offense
Players are suited for such a system but selling idea is major hurdle Sunday, June 08, 2008
Mary Schmitt BoyerPlain Dealer Reporter
Coach Phil Jackson has coached 11 teams from two different cities into the NBA Finals, but they all have one thing in common: the triangle offense.
With the Cavaliers taking a lot of heat about their stagnant offense preventing them from beating the Boston Celtics and advancing in the playoffs this season, it seems like a question worth asking:
Could the triangle offense work here?
"In Cleveland's situation, in my mind, the personnel would be ideal," Tex Winter said.
Contrary to popular opinion, Winter didn't invent the triangle - or triple-post - offense. He learned it while playing for Sam Barry at USC and perfected it during more than 60 years of coaching in college and as an assistant to Jackson in Chicago and Los Angeles.
Now a consultant to the Lakers, the 86-year-old Winter wanted to make it clear he was only answering a question. He didn't want it to appear he was analyzing or criticizing the Cavs.
But as the foremost authority on the triangle offense, he's the basketball version of the EF Hutton ad. When he talks, people listen.
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tsteele316
Mr. Such and Such
lots of rumors on other boards about a done deal for Redd. No trades can be announced until the finals are over, so it will take a while to find out.
but the rumor is wally and AV for Redd, no draft picks involved.
if that is the trade, and cleveland uses #19 on a big, that's not too bad at all.
but the rumor is wally and AV for Redd, no draft picks involved.
if that is the trade, and cleveland uses #19 on a big, that's not too bad at all.
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crazybuckfan40
Head Coach
LitlBuck;1179794; said:I guess that would kill any move for JO the less they would like to take Ben Wallaceoff of our hands. I really can't think of anything else that could get him from Indiana.
Probably so as not sure if we would have the contracts to match for JO...we would have Snow as an expiring, and Joe smith...But wouldn't be able to match 20mil...
Either way Redd would make me very very very happy...
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aurorabuckeye13
Heisman
tsteele316;1179791; said:
Great if true... he would be a much better get than JO in my opinion. But I'll believe it when i see it.
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If that trade for Redd would happen, I'd be ecstatic. 
As for O'Neal, I think it'd be a mistake to make a move for him. He has a monster contract, is getting up there in years and is injury prone. Bad, bad combination.
As for O'Neal, I think it'd be a mistake to make a move for him. He has a monster contract, is getting up there in years and is injury prone. Bad, bad combination.
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crazybuckfan40
Head Coach
Buckeneye;1180853; said:
Wally can't create off the dribble, is a streaky shooter, needs other guys to get him open, and is not a very solid defender...
Redd on the other hand, can create a jumper for himself, will take the midrange jumper along with the outside, can hit a contested jumper or wide open jumper...Can help do some ball handling out top, can run a pick and roll as the dribble guy, and is a solid defender...Not great, but solid...
West and Redd give you a solid 30-35pts/night from the starting backcourt...
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ABJ
Gibson has surgery on ankle, bone spurs removed Guard also recovering from shoulder injury, is expected to be ready for training camp
By Brian Windhorst
Beacon Journal sportswriter
Published on Wednesday, Jun 11, 2008
Daniel Gibson was never quite the same after a severe high left-ankle sprain in February, and there was a reason.
Gibson had some bone spurs and some loose bodies in the ankle after the injury he suffered against the Indiana Pacers on Feb. 20, which knocked him out for more than a month. The Cavaliers announced Gibson had them removed in an arthroscopic procedure Tuesday in his hometown of Houston.
He will be on crutches for a week and will then begin rehab work. The Cavs expect him to be ready to go by training camp in late September. Gibson decided to have the surgery now to make sure he would be back for training camp. Some of the damage came from previous ankle injuries from earlier in his career.
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Gibson has surgery on ankle, bone spurs removed Guard also recovering from shoulder injury, is expected to be ready for training camp
By Brian Windhorst
Beacon Journal sportswriter
Published on Wednesday, Jun 11, 2008
Daniel Gibson was never quite the same after a severe high left-ankle sprain in February, and there was a reason.
Gibson had some bone spurs and some loose bodies in the ankle after the injury he suffered against the Indiana Pacers on Feb. 20, which knocked him out for more than a month. The Cavaliers announced Gibson had them removed in an arthroscopic procedure Tuesday in his hometown of Houston.
He will be on crutches for a week and will then begin rehab work. The Cavs expect him to be ready to go by training camp in late September. Gibson decided to have the surgery now to make sure he would be back for training camp. Some of the damage came from previous ankle injuries from earlier in his career.
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CPD
Gibson has surgery on ankle
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Cavaliers guard Daniel Gibson underwent surgery to clean out loose cartilage and bone spurs in his left ankle Tuesday in Houston.
He is expected to start rehabilitation next week and be ready for training camp this fall.
The surgery was performed by Dr. Thomas Clanton of the Roger Clemens Sports Institute at Memorial Hermann and was also attended by Cavaliers head team physician Dr. Richard Parker from the Cleveland Clinic.
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Gibson has surgery on ankle
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Cavaliers guard Daniel Gibson underwent surgery to clean out loose cartilage and bone spurs in his left ankle Tuesday in Houston.
He is expected to start rehabilitation next week and be ready for training camp this fall.
The surgery was performed by Dr. Thomas Clanton of the Roger Clemens Sports Institute at Memorial Hermann and was also attended by Cavaliers head team physician Dr. Richard Parker from the Cleveland Clinic.
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