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Phil Jackson questioned Kobe Bryant's commitment before 2007-08 season: "He hasn't thrown his heart and soul into performing on the floor"
According to then-Los Angeles Lakers head coach Phil Jackson, one of the league's most intense competitors didn't show his ...
"On the road, he spends most of his time in the room" - Phil Jackson detailed Kobe Bryant's routine in 2001
Kobe Bryant is often used as the norm when it comes to work ethic and discipline. The late Lakers legend's competitive spirit ...
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"I'm going to tell him there’s a place in the triangle for him" — When Kobe Bryant tried to recruit Scottie Pippen to the Lakers
"I'm going to tell him there’s a place in the triangle for him" — When Kobe Bryant tried to recruit Scottie Pippen to the ...
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Phil Jackson on why Kobe ran the Triangle Offense better than Jordan: "He feasted on it and has always been a proponent of it."
When Phil Jackson arrived as the head coach for the ... First with Michael Jordan's Bulls, then with Kobe Bryant's Los Angeles Lakers. However, years after guiding both legends to multiple ...
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Scottie Pippen once assisted Kobe Bryant's Lakers in training camp
Back in the day, the Lakers once invited Hall of Famer Scottie Pippen to training camp, and they had a big task for him.
Phil Jackson reveals what gave the Lakers the edge over the Kings in the 2002 WCF Game 7 - "I couldn't believe their attitude"
Jackson's story took viewers back to the gripping 2002 Eastern Conference Finals, where his Lakers faced off against the ...
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"He just has certain calm aura about him, are you a monk" - Shannon Brown reveals why Phil Jackson was different from other coaches
There were players who had the privilege of being handled by many-time champion coach Phil Jackson. While the likes of ...
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Steve Kerr talks about the difference in coaching between Phil Jackson and Gregg Popovich: "They both went about it in totally different ways"
Steve Kerr had the pleasure of working with two of the greatest coaches in NBA history: Phil Jackson and Gregg Popovich.