Lines in time outs like, 'stop the ball', 'play defense', and 'put the ball in the hoop' in that horrifyingly annoying voice/scream put me in the 'Jackson has been lucky' club. Yeah, he is about to win his 10th championship, but I just don't see him as anything more than good at handling personalities (kinda like Francona). I am sure he is better than how I am describing him, but he has definitely coached the best players in the league throughout the last 20 years, and it's not because he coached them into being the best players.
Topic: Jackson admits he doesn't coach (Read 1355 times)