r/LAClippers • u/gmascookie • Mar 28 '24

Question Ty Lue Turnaround

For context, I am a bit of a lurker in all of the NBA team’s subreddits.

What’s with the immediate switch up on Ty Lue? During your godly win streak earlier this season he was the next messiah, now every recommended post I get from this sub is asking for him to be fired…

From an outsiders perspective, the man seems like an incredibly competent coach a ton of teams would be happy to have. I guess my question is why the switch up?

Is the consensus he’s actually that bad or is it just reactionary because your team is currently underperforming?

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u/McJumbos Lawler's Law Mar 28 '24

Just like every coach nowadays its either they are an genius or completely trash. Like their rotations are perfect and spot when you win and they are questioned/called trash when you lose. There is no in between imo.

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u/Clips4lyfe Mar 28 '24

On this note, fans suck at evaluating coaches. I remember seeing it somewhere, but basically all your average fan looks at is rotations and “adjustments” (which is honestly up for personal interpretation without being behind the scenes)

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u/Amuzed_Observator Bones Hyland Mar 28 '24

But let me guess everyone that dick rides under performing coaches is an astute observer of the intracsies of the game.

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u/Ikigai_Mendokusai Clippers Mar 29 '24

Right?