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EL SEGUNDO, CA - SEPTEMBER 29: Pau Gasol #16, Kobe Bryant #24, Coach Phil Jackson and Ron Atrest #37 of the Los Angeles Lakers pose for a photograph during Lakers media day at their training facility on September 29, 2009 in El Segundo, California.
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FILE - In this Feb. 5, 2009, file photo, Los Angeles Lakers head coach Phil Jackson, left, and Kobe Bryant talk during their basketball game against the Boston Celtics in Boston. Bryant could become an unrestricted free agent next month.
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Los Angeles Lakers coach Phil Jackson (C), Kobe Bryant (L) and Derek Fisher celebrate with the Lakers basketball team after they won their 15th NBA Championship in Los Angeles, California, June 17, 2009.
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LOS ANGELES, CA - JUNE 17: Head coach Phil Jackson of the Los Angeles Lakers addresses the crowd during the 2009 NBA Championship Victory Parade at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on June 17, 2009 in Los Angeles, California.
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LOS ANGELES, CA - JUNE 17: Head coach Phil Jackson (C) of the Los Angeles Lakers is introduced during the 2009 NBA Championship Victory Parade at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on June 17, 2009 in Los Angeles, California.
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LOS ANGELES, CA - JUNE 17: (L-R) Derek Fisher, assistant coach Kurt Rambis, Sasha Vujacic, Andrew Bynum, Jordan Farmar, head coach Phil Jackson, Lamar Odom (C), Shannon Brown, Pau Gasol, Adam Morrison, Trevor Ariza and Kobe Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers celebrate on stage during the...
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Los Angeles Lakers head coach Phil Jackson, left, speaks as Kobe Bryant looks on during the Lakers' NBA championship victory ceremony at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles on Wednesday, June 17, 2009.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 14: Head coach Phil Jackson of the Los Angeles Lakers smiles after the Lakers defeated the Orlando Magic 99-86 in Game Five of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 14, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 14: Head coach Phil Jackson of the Los Angeles Lakers answers questions during the post game news conference after the Lakers defeated the Orlando Magic 99-86 to win the NBA Championship in Game Five of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 14, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando,...
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NBA Comissioner David Stern (3rd L) touches Los Angeles Lakers Kobe Bryant (C) as he hoists the MVP trophy after receiving it from NBA legend Bill Russell (2nd R) while coach Phil Jackson (R) looks on after the Lakers beat the Orlando Magic to win the NBA Championship in Game 5 in Orla...
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The Los Angeles Lakers Kobe Bryant (L) receives the MVP trophy from NBA legend Bill Russell as coach Phil Jackson (R) looks on after the Lakers beat the Orlando Magic to win the NBA Championship in Game 5 in Orlando, Florida, June 14, 2009.
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Los Angeles Lakers coach Phil Jackson (R) watches as Bill Russell (C) presents Los Angeles Lakers' Kobe Bryant (L) the MVP trophy following their defeat of the Orlando Magic to win the NBA basketball championship in Orlando, Florida June 14, 2009.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 14: Head coach Phil Jackson of the Los Angeles Lakers holds up the Larry O'Brien trophy after the Lakers defeated the Orlando Magic 99-86 in Game Five of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 14, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 14: Head coach Phil Jackson of the Los Angeles Lakers smiles after the Lakers defeated the Orlando Magic 99-86 in Game Five of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 14, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 14: Pau Gasol #16, Trevor Ariza #3 and head coach Phil Jackson of the Los Angeles Lakers celebrate with the Larry O'Brien trophy after the Lakers defeated the Orlando Magic 99-86 in Game Five of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 14, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 14: Head coach Phil Jackson of the Los Angeles Lakers reacts to a call by referee Ken Mauer in the first half against the Orlando Magic in Game Five of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 14, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 14: Head coach Phil Jackson of the Los Angeles Lakers calls out in the first half against the Orlando Magic in Game Five of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 14, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 14: Head coach Phil Jackson of the Los Angeles Lakers claps as Derek Fisher #2 of the Lakers walks back to the bench in the first quarter against the Orlando Magic in Game Five of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 14, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 11: Head coach Phil Jackson of the Los Angeles Lakers discusses a call with referee Scott Foster in the second half against the Orlando Magic in Game Four of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 11, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 11: Head coach Phil Jackson of the Los Angeles Lakers reacts in the second quarter against the Orlando Magic in Game Four of the 2009 NBA Finals on June 11, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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Los Angeles Lakers coach Phil Jackson, left, watches with Derek Fisher during practice for the NBA basketball finals, Wednesday, June 10, 2009, in Orlando, Fla. The Lakers play the Orlando Magic in Game 4 on Thursday.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 09: Head coach Phil Jackson of the Los Angeles Lakers reacts from the court in the fourth quarter in Game Three of the 2009 NBA Finals against the Los Angeles Lakers on June 9, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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ORLANDO, FL - JUNE 09: Head coach Phil Jackson of the Los Angeles Lakers talks with referee Joe Crawford from the court in the second quarter in Game Three of the 2009 NBA Finals against the Los Angeles Lakers on June 9, 2009 at Amway Arena in Orlando, Florida.
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LOS ANGELES, CA - JUNE 07: Head coach Phil Jackson of the Los Angeles Lakers calls a time out in the second half against the Orlando Magic in Game Two of the 2009 NBA Finals at Staples Center on June 7, 2009 in Los Angeles, California.
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LOS ANGELES, CA - JUNE 07: Kobe Bryant #24 and head coach Phil Jackson of the Los Angeles Lakers talk near the side line in the second half against the Orlando Magic in Game Two of the 2009 NBA Finals at Staples Center on June 7, 2009 in Los Angeles, California.
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FILE - In this Feb. 5, 2009, file photo, Los Angeles Lakers head coach Phil Jackson, left, and Kobe Bryant talk during their basketball game against the Boston Celtics in Boston. Bryant could become an unrestricted free agent next month.
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Of course, the coach (Jeff Bower) was the former general manager and he did draft Collison and this is, obviously, a good opportunity to get him a good chance ... Starters' minutes are sometimes easier than bench minutes.
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Asked about the lackluster play of the bench players near the end of a fairly routine victory Tuesday night over the New York Knicks, Lakers coach Phil Jackson did not sugarcoat what he believed to be another in a string of lackluster showings. 'Right now they're just filling minutes for guys who are ge...
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The offer was probably the best offer I had ever seen as a coach ... It wasn't enough. It doesn't have what a team has to have, a heartland, a fan base, an energy source. I don't even know if New Jersey has a television station. They get their TV from New York and Philadelphia.
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He's a fearless competitor. He has picked up the offense as well as anybody on our team ... and I like the way he's picking up challenges defensively. Brewer averaged 12.3 points and 6.3 rebounds in the Timberwolves' first three games under Rambis, who has installed a version of former boss Phil Jackson...
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The offer was the best offer I've ever gotten as a coach, but they didn't have what a team needs to succeed; a heartland, a fan base and an energy source ... I don't even know if New Jersey has their own television station, they get most of their feeds from New York and Philadelphia.
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I think that Tex Winter should be inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame. There's a contributor category. He's not a head coach in the NBA, but he is the guy who put the offense in for Phil Jackson, who owns 10 championship rings. He's the architect of the triangle offense in Chicago and Los Angeles....
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I supposed if they lost the Indiana game, it would've put more pressure on them to do that
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I'm trying to find my way around that and do what (coach Phil Jackson is asking) ... He wants me to be more aggressive. But I'm just transitioning into that. Coming from Phil, that's definitely a compliment.
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I told them if you get in the playoffs and beat out Cleveland for the eighth spot, the team was built to beat Miami ... Sure enough, there was an 8 (vs.) 1 upset, and they went to the Finals that year. Those talks immediately ended when they started rolling in the playoffs.
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When you hire Kurt, you're not getting Phil Jackson ... You're hiring Kurt Rambis and all his experiences. He'll be the coach he wants to be. You won't get a Phil clone.
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I think he's a little like Sam Lacey, who played with the Kansas City Kings with Nate Archibald ... He could run the court, wasn't really a power body. He was tall and angular and could really play the game. I admire the way (Noah's) playing, the way he's coming. His attitude this year has been tremendo...
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I get a chance to play with Phil Jackson ... That’s pretty crazy. Amazing. Shocking. Every word that means something like that.
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Ron Artest said we were going to have to grind out this game ... It is a kind of grinding team. We are going to have to be physical and aggressive and are just going to have to play at that level.
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All those guys can play the post position. Jackson wasn't certain how much running Gasol would be able to do in his first game since an Oct. 9 exhibition against the Golden State Warriors. What's more, Gasol had only a handful of full-speed practices after he was injured Oct. 10. He hasn't played the ga...
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Chuck Hayes is 6-8 trying to guard Andrew, but he has a strong base and can get him off balance ... Shane Battier (a 6-8 small forward) is one of the best defenders against Kobe, and sometimes Kobe wants to take the bait and prove `You can't defend me,' and sometimes that works to our disadvantage.
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There's no doubt that we consider the team among the three or four [top] teams in the Western Conference
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We told the players it was much more important to [Denver] than it was to us, and you guys have got to meet that challenge
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They're a California team, they're close to home, that kind of stuff ... That's what happens. They're rivals and then they're not. I suppose San Antonio is a team we've had to combat in this decade.
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They're a California team, they're close to home, that kind of stuff ... That's what happens. They're rivals and then they're not. I suppose San Antonio is a team we've had to combat in this decade.
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knows how to lighten the mood unlike any coach I've ever been around ... Like, some days in practice, we'll be tired and guys will be hurting, and he might tell Chris Barnes to run up and shoot a 3-pointer just to make the team laugh.
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I think a lot of people were saying maybe between Phoenix and the Clippers or this team or that team, that maybe (the Suns) would be the eighth seed and make the playoffs
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They went back to the (fast-breaking) style they were running four years ago, five years ago. (Amare) Stoudemire is back to playing a center role rather than a forward role, although they have Channing Frye listed as their center. Channing's more like a small forward in a 6-foot-10 body. It's an outside...
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I wouldn't ask Ron to do that ... There are too many picks to chase through. There's too many things going on particularly on those guards. Sometimes you have to run sideline to sideline through a couple of picks. Ron with that big body - that might be a little bit much for him to ask that. But he is ve...
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We'd like to get him back Friday (against the Memphis Grizzlies) if that's possible -- I don't know if it is
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Oh, he'd love to play against Memphis, I'm sure, but we don't know about his availability yet
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