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On this weeks Three Man Weave, Will Strickland and Duane
Watson of TSN 1050s 1 On 1 With Will and Duane draft,
#1On1 occasional guest co-host and Canadas first female
pro sports play by play announcer in Canada - Brampton As
mic boss Meghan McPeak.
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With the conference finals set and the coaching carousel
spinning, they Weave To Achieve on Steve Kerr, the threat
of Donald Sterling in 2014-2015 and the NBAs Final Four.
With Steve Kerr accepting the job to coach Golden State,
who does Phil Jackson hire in New York? Watson: While all
roads lead to the man in the mirror, I think the Zen
Master will look towards a pupil who understands the
triangle offense and one that he can also puppeteer from
afar. Not that hes not his own man, but Derek Fisher is a
name that sounds like a fit. Its not like Kerr was coming
to the Knicks with coaching experience, so clearly thats
not an issue. My dark horse pick is Mark Jackson making a
return to New York, with something to prove. McPeak: I
think Phil is definitely going to go for someone who he
coached as a player, or was part of his coaching staff
while he was in Los Angeles. Derek Fisher, Tyronn Lue and
Kurt Rambis have been some of the names thrown around
since Kerr signed with Golden State. The tough job will
be getting someone who is willing to deal with the front
office meddling that we have seen and with the
personality of Knicks owner James Dolan, who said Phil
was going to have complete control but then reportedly
said he didnt think Kerr was "the right fit". Rambis
would be the best fit because he has experience coaching
and has coached alongside Jackson in The Triangle
offence. If you go away from the triangle offence and
just allow the coach to implement their style, I wouldnt
be surprised if Lionel Hollins name was in the mix also,
because he has experience both as a head coach and
assistant. But I have a feeling and wont be surprised if
in the end, the Zen Master himself ends up on the
sideline again. Strickland: After Kerr spurned the cold
of Gotham, the short money and coaching term of James
Dolans offer, because yes, it is he and not Phil Jackson
who signs the check, the Zen Master is in quite the
conundrum. The natural fit, aesthetically at least, would
be former NBA Rookie of The Year, native New Yorker and
former Knickerbocker himself, the displaced Mark Jackson.
But coming out of a meddlesome and distasteful ownership
situation in Golden State and into one of the worst in
The Association wont bring him home. OKC Thunder ageless
backup PG Derek Fisher won five rings with Phil and knows
The Triangle, which Jackson wants to run in New York.
Fisher would be a decent fit despite lacking coaching
experience and what seems to be an overwhelming desire to
be more a front office guy than bench boss. Congrats to
Kurt Rambis, new patsy... ahem… head coach of the New
York Knicks! After Being Ousted From The Playoffs, Whats
Next For The L.A. Clippers? Watson: Aside from the Donald
Sterling drama, this team needs to retool. Not
necessarily blow it all up, but the Clippers have
witnessed the growth of DeAndre Jordan and Blake Griffin
this season, in addition to the likes of veterans J.J
Reddick, Danny Granger, Hedo Turkoglu and Glenn Davis and
it still wasnt enough. "The best point guard in the game"
cant get them over the hump and without a conference
finals appearance to speak of, its clearly not enough.
Doc Rivers has a busy summer in front of him. McPeak:
Honestly, its hard to say for certain. The Clippers have
been through a lot within a short period of time with the
Donald Sterling saga. They should take some time for
themselves to think about what they want to do about next
season. We already know that Sterling is going to try
and drag this out as long as possible. Does that mean
that the players and coaching staff opt out and take
Commissioner Silver on his word and try to work something
out to play elsewhere? Do we see them stay together and
try to piggy back off this season, take the momentum into
next season for another run? If the league does
everything within its legal powers regarding Sterling and
its then left to the judicial system, maybe we will see
the Clippers make another run at the Larry OBrien trophy.
Strickland: Adam Silver and the other 29 owners of the
NBA are either dragging their collective feet or bracing
for years of litigation while exercising what may be
necessary due diligence to get this Donald Sterling thing
right. Whatever the case, time may not be in their side
or the Clippers. It could get ugly quick. With the Draft
and impending free agency coming in the next six-plus
weeks, the face of Clipper franchise cant have Donald
Sterling stains on it or the results could be cataclysmic
not only for LA but the entire NBA. Eastern Conference
Finals: Pacers-Heat - Who Wins and Why? Watson: No easier
question has been asked since the inception of the Three
Man Weave. This is far from the same Pacers team that
played in the NBA Playoffs last year. The Pacers cant get
it together, even struggling against the Wizards. Miami
is in fine playoff form and ready for a fourth
consecutive trip to the NBA Finals. Heat in five. McPeak:
Pacers. Yes they have been very inconsistent. Yes they
plummeted the last eight weeks of the regular season. Yes
there was a national manhunt for Roy Hibbert until Game 7
of the Hawks series. But they managed to play through
all of that to get what they wanted all along: a repeat
matchup with the Heat and another shot at the NBA Finals.
Indy has the ability to hit the reset button and play the
way many expected them to play all playoffs. They can
rise to the occasion and go chest to chest with the two-
time defending champs. But to do that, the Pacers need
Roy Hibbert to be ROY HIBBERT. He cant shy away. Big Roy
needs to dominate the paint the way he did in the first
four months of the season. Lance Stephenson, when he
isnt making bonehead plays, is a great facilitator. If he
can get the ball to the right people in the right places
at the right time, Stephenson can also be big for the
Pacers. At the end of the day, the Pacers just need to
give the effort many expect from them. Strickland: Heat
in six. The Pacers are just too emotionally fragile to
believe they can beat the Heat four times in a seven game
series. On paper and in reviewing last years Eastern
Conference Finals, sure, Indy has a shot. Thats it - a
shot. Paul Georges uneven playoff performances vs lesser
competition in Atlanta and Washington, as well as rumours
of infighting, dysfunction and The Invisible Man Act of
Roy Hibbert have hurt this team. Miami has championship
pedigree, has taken care of their business with relative
efficiency... and they still have the biggest x-factor in
the game: LeBron Raymone James. Western Conference
Finals: Spurs-Thunder - Who Wins and Why? Watson: This
series goes seven games, although Im not quite sure for
who. The balance and steadiness of the Spurs is a
definite advantage, however the energy and drive of the
Thunder is too compelling for me. KD, the MVP is playing
like one and Westbrook is competing at just as high of a
level. If Parker is slowed with this hamstring injury it
makes him mortal and puts a little more work on the Coach
of the Year. The Thunder have continually found ways to
win and I dont think its going to stop in the Western
Conference Finals. McPeak: Spurs. As good as the Thunder
are, I dont think they can win long term with Westbrook
playing with a score-first mentality. When he takes more
shots than Durant, OKC struggles to win. When you break
down what the Thunder do offensively, they dont actually
run anything. When the play completely breaks down and
becomes stagnant, the Thunder dont look good. Serge
Ibaka suffered a calf injury and is questionable to play.
The Thunder need him because he can extend the defence
and knock down the long two and occasional three-pointer.
Tony Parker is dealing with the hamstring injury so it
will be interesting to see how he comes out, however the
Spurs have played and won without him this season. San
Antonio has things rolling so well in the way they
execute on both ends that it will be tough for the
Thunder to get four wins. Strickland: The Spurs lost all
four games in the regular season to the Thunder... and it
means absolutely nothing right now. With news that OKC
starting PF and third-leading scorer Serge Ibaka will be
out for the remainder of the playoffs, that sweep means
even less. MVP Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook will
have to summon four of their greatest games of the
season, along with help by committee from their entire
roster. It probably wont matter as the Spurs are peaking
at the right time, in relative good health and solid from
Man one to Man 12 on their roster. Spurs in six. Watching
the first round of the NBA Playoffs, did you think the #1
and #2 seeds from each conference would be playing in
their respective conference finals? Watson: The first
round of the 2014 NBA Playoffs was easily the best ever
witnessed. While I had little doubt the Heat would be
here, the Pacers and Spurs both provided scares.
Ultimately, this is how it was set out to be and there
have been challenges along the way for all top seeds,
which makes this upcoming showdown all the more
compelling. Good job Adam Silver! McPeak: Spurs, Thunder
and Heat were expected. The Pacers I did not expect to be
in the Eastern Conference Final based on how they
finished the regular season, and the first two rounds of
the playoffs. Indy was just flat out bad and were lucky
to get past the Hawks and Wizards, eventually resembling
something more like the Pacers we saw start the season so
well. Strickland: Indeed. Despite all the hand wringing,
wishing and praying in Dallas, Memphis, Atlanta and
Washington, the NBA Playoffs are not a live version of
Hoosiers or March Madness. The cream more often than not
rises to the top over a seven game series and this dictum
rings true here with these four teams, the last standing
in the quest for the 2013-2014 Lawrence OBrien Trophy.
Good luck to them all! The Three-Man Weave contributors
are co-hosts of TSN Radio 1050s 1-on-1 with Will and
Duane , Will Strickland (@WallStrizzle1) and Duane Watson
(@byDuaneWatson) and guest point goddess Meghan McPeak
(@meghanmcpeak).
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Bibeau bought the Val-dOr Foreurs valuable time at the
Memorial Cup with his 51-save shutout Friday.There were
several obvious storylines after Vancouver defeated
Houston Saturday to keep the Whitecaps unbeaten early in
the 2014 MLS season. There was the audacious 50-yard
swerving, fizzing turf-trimming ball played from Pedro
Morales to Gershon Koffie in the first half. There was
another solid Darren Mattocks performance where, despite
not finding the scoresheet, the young Jamaican played a
huge role in both Whitecap goals. And there was
goalkeeper David Ousted, who faced 26 Dynamo crosses, but
staved off a big, physical Houston team with strong hands
and a commanding presence. But none of those moments
generated the kind of reaction that Kenny Miller garnered
after the game was over. It was a moment that went viral,
appeared on local newscasts, and revealed an aspect of
sporting culture not often witnessed in North American
arenas. The "Humba" begin in the German carnival town of
Mainz, and gained momentum when Lucas Podolski grabbed
the bullhorn and led his nations supporters in song after
Germany dispatched Portugal during the quarter-final
round of the 08 European Championship. Its rare in sport
to see supporters and players share the kind of moment
that occurred Saturday afternoon. Its even more
intriguing when a Gerrman tradition, led by a former
Scottish international, takes place in a Canadian
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Jersey. Seeing a shirtless Kenny Miller, the game-
winning penalty hero, asking his adoring throng to "give
him an H" was as symbolic as it was enamoring. He was in
fact naked among the paying public. Stripped down of his
past achievements, his fame, his designated player
status. At that moment, Kenny Miller was among them,
celebrating a hard earned victory. It was a scene more
reminiscent of a concert, with the lead singer joining
the crowd, before being surfed back to the stage. Apart
from the "Lambeau Leap", what other sporting circumstance
brings the fans, and the stars so close together?
Creating a bond, and appreciating the sporting customer
is a rare occurrence in North America where the economic
divide between pro athlete and paying public seems to be
getting wider with every collective bargaining agreement.
The big corporate nature of sport doesnt often inspire
brand to mix with consumer so spontaneously. If the Humba
tradition catches on in Vancouver, lets hope the spirit
of humility and genuine fan appreciation that Kenny
Miller showed on Saturday is merely the beginning of
something much bigger.
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