Why did Nelson Sr. leave Mavericks, and why did Don Nelson leave Mavericks

There are contradictions, but the main reason is that they have cancer because of injuries. Besides, he had great hopes for his apprentice, so he gave him the place. I was going to retire here, but I recovered well and returned to the court.

Because of the salary problem, leaving the Mavericks, a club is just to make money.

Conflict with the Maverick boss. In the end, I chose to leave. gave the position to his apprentice. Little General.

The Mavericks have played a world by running and bombing for many years, but the defense is too rubbish This is the old Nelson's style of play Complementing defense with offense Basically, the guy who was eliminated in the second round of the playoffs But this kind of record obviously can't satisfy the ambitious "arrogant and iron-blooded boss" Cuban He wants the team to achieve better results and improve defense So old Nelson can only get out of class.

My opinion is that he is a very emotional coach, and when the Mavericks were coaching, I saw him shouting and roaring all day long! But God always likes to play tricks on people, and there is a big gap between dreams and reality! Driven to a dead end by the cruelty of reality!

I had to leave, I thought he would stop coaching, who knew that he went to the Warriors again, it seems that he is still ambitious, and wants to create a new world in other pairs!

There is a conflict with Kuban, the boss of the Mavericks.

Because he was an offensive player, and the Mavericks needed to defend at that time.

And he loves to save bad teams. Lamentable.

There is no substantial breakthrough in the team's record, and I have nose cancer! Let's go! As a result, the condition has been stable for the past two years!

Cuban doesn't give his former boss the 6 million salary he owes him, and Cuban chooses the little general.

The old Nelson-era Mavericks played offensive basketball and didn't talk about defense, and Cuban, because of his love for basketball, did his best to meet his demands, and did not hesitate to pay the luxury tax to poach Starkerhouse, Van Horn, and Dampier.

But the Mavericks have never been able to overcome the Spurs. In old Nelson and Kuban.

When communicating, Cuban sensed from the words of old Nelson, as if to ask.

Trade and update all the hard-won teams to beat.

Spurs, so there was a rift between the two.

Kuban, which may be somewhat distorted, but personally believe it to be credible. )

Kuban sent Nash away ......

The old man was upset.........

Old Nelson was a miser! The calf owes him a few dollars, and he doesn't give him a salary! A person like him can't even think of bringing out a championship team in his life!

The Maverick boss owes Nelson Sr. $6 million in wages.

So people naturally left.

I hate Mavericks' boss the most.

It's no wonder that the calf doesn't lose.

In the 04 season, Nelson Sr. led the Mavericks to the finals, and the German tank was just crooked to the ankle at that time, Cuban insisted on letting Dirk play, and Nelson Sr. refused to budge, and the two had a grudge here.

And (I forgot which season, Khan once Cuban said that Nash was old and no longer needed him (which is precisely the main reason why Nash left the Mavericks, alas, ......If Nash doesn't leave the Mavericks, I can't imagine the strength of the Mavericks), old Nelson was angry and finally left the Mavericks

Cuban and Nelson Sr. are both very controlling people, as can be seen from their way of doing things, in the early stage of cooperation, for the common good of the two people can also humble each other, once the team's record reaches a certain level and needs to be improved to a new height, the differences between the two will be revealed, then the conflict is inevitable, and eventually towards the breakup.

Although the Mavericks lost to DN's team this year, judging from the improvement of the Mavericks in the past two years, it is still Cuban who has won, both in sports and business.

Disagreement with the owner of the Mavericks.

and the owner of the Mavericks, Cuban.

It is said that Cuban has a conflict with him, he doesn't like Cuban to interfere with his work, but Cuban is very individual, which led to the escalation of the conflict between the two before leaving, last year the old Nelson also had a lawsuit with Cuban, after the contradiction deepened, now the two are like strangers when they meet.

It's that Cuban wants to fire him squid, and in this era, the boss still has the final say.

Cuban didn't pay the wages owed by the original boss and fell in love with the little general.

Cuban sent Nash and others away one after another, and had a conflict with Nelson Sr.

The Mavericks have played a world by running and bombing for many years, but the defense is too rubbish This is the old Nelson's style of play Complementing defense with offense Basically, the guy who was eliminated in the second round of the playoffs But this kind of record obviously can't satisfy the ambitious "arrogant and iron-blooded boss" Cuban He wants the team to achieve better results and improve defense So old Nelson can only get out of class.

In fact, Old Tang did a good job, if it weren't for him, Maverick might still be in the lotto area now.

Maybe the little general is more suitable for the calf.

I haven't heard of it In the 04 season, Nelson Sr. led the Mavericks to the finals, and the German tank was just crooked to the ankle at that time, Cuban insisted on letting Dirk play, and Nelson Sr. refused to budge, and the two had a grudge here.

Another time Cuban said that Nash was old and no longer needed him old Nelson to be, and finally left the Mavericks.

It seems that there is a dispute over money, and the Basketball Herald has said it.

Nelson Sr. became the Warriors' executive vice president in 1987, became general manager in December, and became the Warriors' head coach since the 1988 '89 season. In February 1995, Nelson Sr. was forced to hand over the Warriors' position as coach and general manager, and the Warriors have been the brainchild of the West for the past 11 and a half years.

In the 97-98 season, the old Nelson joined the Mavericks, and after several seasons of grinding, Nelson gradually built the Dallas Mavericks into a strong team in the West.

After leaving the Mavericks in March 2005, Nelson Sr. rejoined the Warriors in September 2006.

05 went to the Warriors. handed over the seal to the current junior general Johnson.

This is the first year to coach the Warriors.

The regular season record was good, and then it was not good in the playoffs, and at most it was only in the Western Conference Finals.

It is characterized by sharp offense, but almost no defense. Phil once said that "offense sells tickets, defense is king", and it can be seen that only teams with good defense can win championships. The defensive intensity in the playoffs and the regular season is completely different, so the Mavericks can't make the playoffs as soon as they make it.

And then the Mavericks have been without a good center, which is a fatal injury. That's why Cuban chased O'Neill desperately in '04.

In addition, Nelson's team is basically like this, the old Warriors TMC combination in the early days, the Mavericks three musketeers in the middle stage, and the recent Warriors Black Eight, all like this.

The Mavericks owner was too smart to self-destruct the team. Harris, Nash,

The Mavericks' fired coach, Gen. Johnson, was a trick and Nelson Sr. went to the Spurs after the Warriors developed him into a good point guard.

It can't be said that it is an apprentice, Johnson retired from the Spurs, and the real master should be said to be Popovich.

He seems to have been a Maverick assistant at best, and he can only be a junior and a younger brother.

Johnson was an apprentice of Nelson Sr. and learned a lot from him.

Name: Don Nelson

Nationality: American.

Date of birth: May 14, 1940.

Current: Mavericks head coach.

Accolades Coach of the Year.

NBA coaching experience: 26 years.

Brilliant results. Nelson Sr. (Don Nelson) has a NBA career spanning more than 40 years, from player to coach to general manager. In NBA history, he has played only as a player and coach in the total number of games he has played behind Wilkens.

Nelson Sr. began his NBA coaching career with the Bucks in 1976. From 27-37 in the first year to 60 wins in 11 years, there were only two years in 11 years where the winning percentage didn't reach 50 percent, and magically gave the Bucks seven consecutive divisional titles at 79-86.

After leaving the Bucks in '86, Nelson Sr. joined the Warriors in '87, initially as the Warriors' executive vice president and head coach from '88. Under his stewardship, the team went from a 20-62 record the year before his arrival to a 55-27 record in the '91-92 season, making the Warriors a playoff regular in the late '80s and early '90s. He led the Warriors to the playoffs four times in seven and a half seasons, and the Warriors made only one playoff game in his first 10 years and haven't made it to the playoffs since he left in '94.

At 94 years old, Nelson became the head coach of the U.S. men's basketball team and led the Dream II team to win the Toronto World Championships.

After a short stint at the Knicks for half a season, the elder Nelson came to the Mavericks in '97. Seven seasons have improved the Mavericks from a 19-31 (98-99 season) to a Western Conference powerhouse with more than 50 wins. By the 00-01 season, the Mavericks had become one of the best teams in the NBA, completing their third 50-win season in franchise history, reaching the playoffs for the first time in 11 years, and beating the Jazz to make it through the first round.

In the 01-02 season, he set a new team record with 57 wins, and in 02-03, he scored an incredible 60 wins, but unfortunately lost to the Spurs, the champion of the year, in the Western Conference finals.

Nelson Sr. has always been able to turn ordinary rookie players into stars, and under his guidance, Tim Hardaway, Hill, Sprewell, Richmond, Gatling "Penny" Hardaway, these eight rookies outside the draft have grown into All-Stars one by one. In addition, he is also good at discovering and cultivating foreign players, including Wang Zhizhi, Nahura and other foreign players were brought to the NBA by him, and Nowitzki has become one of the best forwards in the current NBA under his guidance.

Nelson Sr. is the third-most winning coach in NBA history so far, and he is one of only two coaches in NBA history to have been voted Coach of the Year three times (the other being Pat Riley). and was selected as one of the top 10 coaches in NBA history on the NBA's 50th anniversary.

The Warriors kicked the Mavericks out of the game, which made head coach Nelson Sr. breathe hard, and he was swept away by Mavericks owner Cuban that year.

Nelson Sr. is still with the Warriors. Besides, the Warriors are good, Curry and Ellis, dual-core

Let's see Smart's performance, but it should be okay!

Old Nelson, the black eight of the year.