Re: [爆料] 各方說法

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※ 引述《poning (垃圾就該進垃圾場)》之銘言：
: Bryon Russell也有講話：
: "His legacy will never be touched. It's unbelievable. I wish we could have
: got him a title or two. But things didn't happen that way. To me in my eyes,
: he's still a winner. He's the best coach I've played for," ex-Jazz guard
: Bryon Russell tells Y!.
: 「他留下的功業無人能及，（他的成就）是令人難以置信的。我真的希望我們能夠拿到一
: 兩個冠軍，但事情總不能盡如人意。就我而言，他仍是個贏家。他是我師從過的教練中最
: 好的一位。」

繼續補上一些NBA相關人士的想法

Cuban:
"He just shook his head and walked away,'' Cuban said. "You don't deal with a
crazy guy. That was my first encounter. But I've always had a ton of respect
for him.''

"Jerry Sloan is a beast literally,'' Cuban said. "His personality on the
court as a player with the Bulls (in the 1960s and 1970s) translated as a
coach and helped define Utah's franchise. It's been the hardest place in the
league to play since I've been around the NBA. That's a testament to the type
of person Jerry is. ... He's a good guy.''
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Karl:
"It's hard,'' Karl said before Thursday's game. "I can't tell you that I'm
not kind of emotionally drained by the decision. I heard about it (Wednesday)
night a little bit before, and then it came to fruition. It was kind of a
tough one to swallow.''

"I say shocked and saddened are my feelings,'' said Karl, whose most
legendary encounter with Sloan was his SuperSonics beating the Jazz 4-3 in
the 1996 Western Conference finals to get Karl to his only NBA Finals. "He's
no question one of my favorite coaches and I think one of the best coaches
ever to coach in the NBA. To go down this way makes me very sad.''

"I think he in his press conference, he felt his time had run out,'' Karl
said. "I respect him at that word. (Dean Smith, who coached Karl at North
Carolina), got out of the game (in 1997) because he couldn't keep his level
of discipline he felt should be in the game and he didn't want to lower that
line. At times, the way the game has changed, the way the game has become
kind of a celebrity thing, an Internet thing and a gossip thing, they're a
lot of things that don't make us love the game as much as the old days. ... I
would say he's one of the few guys left who's probably more of a dictator
than a democratic president.''
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Anthony:
"The timing was shocking,'' Anthony said. "Nobody has been really hearing
anything about him and the situation over there, what's going on. So for him
to just up and leave, it was shocking to everybody.''

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Jason Terry:
"I'm surprised,'' Terry said. "He always seems like a guy that's going to
finish out the task however tough it gets for him. To just leave all of a
sudden, everybody's thinking: What was the deeper problem? As far as him as a
coach, he's an all-time great. ... The way it all happened, he signed an
extension just a couple of days ago, and (Thursday) he's leaving. It just has
to be something. It's a sad day for basketball.''



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