Can SAR be a good coach?
Brick doesn't seem to think so; others do.
I think there's no reason he can't be a good coach unless you subscribe to the idea that all NBA coaches should be former point guards. SAR is intelligent and thoughtful. Offensively (at least), he used to have a killer instinct. And, although we didn't see this during his Kings tenure, he was a good rebounder for his size and position throughout most of his career. We don't know if he has or can develop the necessary management skills, but that's rarely known before a former player gets a chance to coach. I would welcome his becoming a part of the Kings coaching staff - if given the opportunity. And, of course, so long as Reggie isn't against it for some reason.
Brick doesn't seem to think so; others do.
I think there's no reason he can't be a good coach unless you subscribe to the idea that all NBA coaches should be former point guards. SAR is intelligent and thoughtful. Offensively (at least), he used to have a killer instinct. And, although we didn't see this during his Kings tenure, he was a good rebounder for his size and position throughout most of his career. We don't know if he has or can develop the necessary management skills, but that's rarely known before a former player gets a chance to coach. I would welcome his becoming a part of the Kings coaching staff - if given the opportunity. And, of course, so long as Reggie isn't against it for some reason.