Do you think Michael Jordan would make a good bball coach?

[Nocturnal]

???

 

[slick230]

Just because you can play a sport doesn't necessarily mean you can get others to work together on a team and perform.

Being a leader and motivator is entirely different than just being good at what you yourself can do.

 

[iamme]

too tough to say.

magic was one of the best floor leaders of all time, but he sucked as a coach.

greatness with the ball in your hands doesn't necessarily mean he can handle the X's and O's.

if i had to guess, i'd say no. if he had the slightest promise as a coach, i think he might have went for it.

 

[IgorFL]

No.

Jordan isn't known for being patient with people who have less talent than he has. He managed to annoy pretty much everyone on the Washington Wizards team pretty quickly, and he needlessly destroyed Kwame Brown's confidence.

 

[Nocturnal]

Originally posted by: IgorFL
No.

Jordan isn't known for being patient with people who have less talent than he has. He managed to annoy pretty much everyone on the Washington Wizards team pretty quickly, and he needlessly destroyed Kwame Brown's confidence.

This is what I keep hearing. What happend? Any links to articles stating this?

 

[sniperruff]

larry bird is a good example. he's alright, but... i prefer even jeff van gundy

i actually thought he's just tell everyone to go out and shoot 3's...