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By Pierre-Andréa Fraile | Sports journalist
Despite his imminent enthronement to the legendary Hall of Fame, Carmelo Anthony remains attentive to the news of the League and the evolution of his landscape. And in his eyes, the Spurs would have every interest in focusing all their efforts on a file during the offseason.
Despite the improvement of their assessment and the hard blows that have marked the last months, the time seems to regret in the Nation Spurs. Fans of the franchise hoped to fight this year for a qualification in Playoffs, but had to resign themselves to it following the cruel long -lasting packages of Victor Wembanyama and'Aaron Fox. They will therefore have to postpone these ambitions next year.
This is good, since the Texans supporters have something to be optimistic. The two team stars should a priori be available for the start of next season, and could even Welcome one or more serious reinforcements at their side during the summer. The workforce of San Antonio remains after all perfectible and would certainly benefit from the arrival of new blood, in the same way elsewhere … as staff coaching.
Carmelo Anthony militates for the appointment of a spurs coach
Always solidly installed in his post as main coach of the Spurs, Gregg Popovich has nevertheless abandoned his bench since last November. Victim of a cardiovascular accident, the illustrious tactician necessarily worries and could retire after 29 years of good and loyal service. In this case, his ideal successor would already be all found for Carmelo Anthony, who explains in his podcast 7PM in Brooklyn :
Carmelo Anthony : Instead of San Antonio, it is Mike Malone that I would recruit. You have to turn the pop page '. Bring Malone back there. There are other nice coaches on the market but personally, I am a fan of Mike Malone. I don't know what happened in Denver, but I really appreciate it so I would love to see it find work as soon as possible. And for me, San Antonio must chat with him.
Just removed from his duties by the Nuggets, Mike Malone now finds himself free to get involved wherever he wants. And according to Carmelo, the Spurs would do well to rush at the opportunity. For his part, the former Denver coach would also have good reasons to bounce back to Fort Alamo:
Carmelo Anthony : There are not so many situations as advantageous for a coach as that of San Antonio. He knows the culture of San Antonio, he implemented it in Denver … And then, he would have a future All-Star under his orders in the person of Stephon Castle, who is really very good. He would also have Aaron Fox, not to mention the choices of Draft that could allow him to recover Cooper (Flagg).
It remains to be seen whether this track will indeed be explored by the front office of San Antonio, which does not seem to pack everyone.
Close to Gregg Popovich, to whom he owes his career as a coach in the NBA, will Mike Malone succeed him on the Spurs bench? This is in any case what Carmelo Anthony hopes, who sees this hypothesis with a very good eye.
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