She wouldn't be a good coach, great players rarely are. I listened to both Bill Russell and Frank Robinson, while Russell had more success as a player-coach, Robinson always said it was very difficult because he had to condition himself that other players just weren't as talented as he was and couldn't do the things he was able to do. He also questioned work ethic when he didn't feel players were working as hard as he did. When he managed the Indians he always talked about that difficulty.
well, free market capitalism trumps over monopoly/cartel.
More like reality.
She seems kind of self conscious. She was facing the crowd last year and when I pulled out my camera to take her pic she sat down and turned around real fast. I was sitting in the front row behind their bench.She may not want to coach or work at a Fortune 500 Company but I can easily see her with her own sports talk show like "Kevin Millar". She's got exactly that type of personality and quick wit. Or she could open a Winery or Italian Restaurant. She might have some special friends who can give her advice about that.
I beg to differ. IMO- she's already kind of a coach on the court. Have you ever sat close to their bench or watched her in the huddles. I saw her telling one of her former coaches what to do one time. The guy looked funny like he couldn't do what she said fast enough. LOL
She does seem to make less talented teammates better - high standards, but also the right amount of patience (IMO the 'right amount' is 'not much', but realizing that 'not everyone can be me.') She has sorta mentored Griner in Phoenix
