Derek Fisher on team failings, Phil Jackson, and the CBA
May, 12, 2011
5/12/11
9:18
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I realize we're dipping back into Tuesday's exit interviews, here (our video processing department- that would be us- is a little backed up at the moment) but, not surprisingly, Derek Fisher had some very interesting things to say not only about Phil Jackson, the failings of the 2010-11 season, and whether the team could be competitive next season as currently constructed... but also if there will be a next season in which to try.
Fisher, president of the Player's Association and dressed like a guy about to roll into a summer's worth of business meetings, didn't sound terribly optimistic, meaning anyone ready to juggle his schedule to accommodate the Oct. 9 preseason opener in Fresno might want to hold off for a bit.
Here, he talks about what went wrong, and his feelings about losing Jackson:
More from Fisher on Jackson:
Click below for his feelings about Brian Shaw, and comments on the CBA...
Fisher on the concept of retiring at this point, and Shaw's qualities as a potential coach:
Fisher on the CBA:
Fisher, president of the Player's Association and dressed like a guy about to roll into a summer's worth of business meetings, didn't sound terribly optimistic, meaning anyone ready to juggle his schedule to accommodate the Oct. 9 preseason opener in Fresno might want to hold off for a bit.
Here, he talks about what went wrong, and his feelings about losing Jackson:
More from Fisher on Jackson:
Click below for his feelings about Brian Shaw, and comments on the CBA...
Fisher on the concept of retiring at this point, and Shaw's qualities as a potential coach:
Fisher on the CBA:
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