moving on from Doc who is our next coach?

[butterbeanlove]

I have a feeling it'll be Lawrence Frank.

Frank is my top choice of those who are officially on the market

[tyrone biggums]

I have a feeling it'll be Lawrence Frank.

Frank is my top choice of those who are officially on the market

Sam Cassell or Tyronne Lue. Someone from the current or past staff that might be able to control Rondo

[PhoSita]

Lawrence Frank or Brian Shaw.

[apc]

Austin Ainge 

[BringToughnessBack]

Danny Ainge....

[mqtcelticsfan]

If it's VDN, I'm going to cut someone.

[Boston Garden Leprechaun]

JVG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[celticdog]

Molly McGrath.

Would help draw free agents to Boston.  Increase ticket sales.

[dark_lord]

i want jvg, macmillin, or kenny smith (if he wants to coach)

[Boston Garden Leprechaun]

I have a feeling it'll be Lawrence Frank.

Frank is my top choice of those who are officially on the market

Sam Cassell or Tyronne Lue. Someone from the current or past staff that might be able to control Rondo

oh but hell no. we need fresh new blood.

[vjcsmoke]

I think Shaw will be an excellent coach. But not for the Celtics or Clippers. The guy is going to run the triangle. It's not a very point guard friendly offense. Rondo or Paul would hate it. Can you remember any pass first pg in that system?

My choice is Lionel Hollins. Look at the wonderful job he did with Conley.Plus, he likes to play big.

Exactly cos any triangle involving Rondo would become the Bermuda triangle.  Dude cannot shoot, and the guys in the triangle need to be nearly interchangeable passing, moving, shooting the ball.  JMO. 

Although Rodman fit in pretty well with the Bulls and he couldn't shoot anything but tip ins near the rim.  And ask yourself this - what standout PG do you ever remember being with the Bulls during their dynasty run?  ...

Honestly a tough question and depends on where the Celtics are headed - pure rebuild/tank mode or still fighting to remain at the edges of playoff contention.

[TripleOT]

Nate Mac is a coach with a strong resume and a lot of respect from today's players. That would be my first choice.  L Frank would be my second. 

I don't think a rookie coach is a good idea on a rebuilding team.  You need someone with NBA gravitas, someone who will hold every player accountable every day.