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Gregg Popovich and the Ability to Change as a Coach
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[QUOTE="BostonCanuck, post: 2670519, member: 6931"] Geno made some good adjustments to the offense after last year's loss that on paper probably should have been enough with the roster he had this season. But I would like to see him get a little more hungry again, if that's even possible at his age and given all that he has accomplished already. The current players do really lack an innate killer instinct. He would do well to exhibit that hunger more himself, and then directly challenge his best players to bring it, too. There's just a certain aspect/tone that was missing this year. [/QUOTE]
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