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JB Bickerstaff on Jamahl Mosley firing: 'I feel like this is a wrong choice'
TL;DR
JB Bickerstaff criticized the firing of Jamahl Mosley, calling it a 'wrong choice.' He praised Mosley's ability to lead the team from lottery to playoff status despite significant player injuries.
Key points
- JB Bickerstaff criticized Jamahl Mosley's firing
- Bickerstaff called it a 'wrong choice'
- Mosley led the team from lottery to playoffs
- Team faced significant injuries during Mosley's tenure
- Bickerstaff praised Mosley's coaching abilities
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Bickerstaff: “Organizations obviously have the right to make their choices. I feel like this is a wrong choice, to be honest with you. Jamahl did a heck of a job of taking that organization and that team from lottery to playoff team, year in, year out. I don't think there's been a team whose star players have been injured more than his star players were injured. And for him to be able to hold the ship down and make it to the playoffs year in, year out says a lot about his ability to coach team, build character, develop players, and create culture and environment. So I know he'll get a job, and the next job, whatever franchise he goes to will be better off for it.”
This article originally appeared on Hoops Hype: JB Bickerstaff on Jamahl Mosley firing: 'I feel like this is a wrong choice'
Q&A
Why did JB Bickerstaff call the firing of Jamahl Mosley a wrong choice?
Bickerstaff believes Mosley successfully transformed the team from a lottery contender to a playoff team, despite facing numerous injuries to key players.
What impact did Jamahl Mosley have on his team before being fired?
Mosley was credited with building team character, developing players, and maintaining playoff appearances year after year, even with significant injuries.
