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The Nuggets finally got smart and fired their lousy head coach

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About time they fired Karl, and he is extremely lucky to have lasted this long as a below average NBA coach. He does a great job in the regular season, but he has NO clue how to make adjustments in the post-season and is completely inept when it matters most. Since Karl took over as head coach of an extremely talented Nuggets organization in 2004-05, his playoff record is an ABYSMAL 21-38, and he only got past the first round ONCE in that time.
 
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Are you kidding me?

It wasn't Karl's fault. He just had a bunch of worthless choke artists for all those years.

Carmelo and JR smith. Did you watch those goons in the playoffs this year? They were an insult to the game of basketball. Selfish players that don't play defense cannot be coached.

The Nuggets were as good as they've ever been without Melo and Smith. That says that Karl is a good coach. They lost their best player in Gallinari to injury. That is why they couldn't advance in the playoffs. If the Gallinari was available then the Nuggets would've been an absolute force.

Popovich has Tim Duncan, Parker, Ginobli.....

Karl had Melo and Jr Smith.

Basketball is a team game and some worthless ******* are not and never will be team players no matter what a coach does.

 
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big loss gallinari, shoulda played the fool mcgee more if u ask me.
 
 
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 If, if, if.  People always made excuses for Karl not getting past the first round.  Denver should have eliminated the Warriors this year, even without Gallinari.  David Lee was out for awhile, and Denver should have dominated those games.

I would love to see Jerry Sloan get a shot with Denver, but he may not want to come back.


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