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Sac Bee confirms Weiss interviewed by Theus for Asst.

A fan roaming the Embassy Suites saw Theus and Bob Weiss (ex-Sonics coach)walking and talking and called it in: http://www.sacbee.com/static/weblogs/sports/kings/archives/007547.html

Here is some info on Weiss:
bHe began his coaching career as assistant with the Buffalo Braves.  

In 1980, Weiss joined the expansion Dallas Mavericks for six seasons as an assistant under Dick Motta.

Weiss spent two seasons as head coach for the Spurs.  He had a 59-105 record and one playoff berth in 1988. One season as an assistant with the expansion Orlando Magic led to the head-coaching job with the Atlanta Hawks in 1990.

In three seasons as coach of the Hawks, Bob registered a record of 124-122 and led Atlanta to two playoff berths. On July 21, 1993, he was named head coach of the Los Angeles Clippers. He spent one year in L.A. before joining the Sonics.

He was liked by players but his record was poor (13-17.)  

During his "winningest tenure," he took over for Mike Fratello and pretty much tread water.  He wasn't known for any distinct style.  Any others in the know on what he might bring to the table?

Star-divide

Er, sorry. Didn't mean to step on toes of TZ's piece Trid to delete, but wont confirm.

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Re: Weiss interviewed by Theus for Asst.
CAREER COACHING  
              REGULAR SEASON     POST SEASON
 YEAR TEAM    WINS LOSSES PCT   WINS LOSSES PCT
 1986  SA       28    54  .341    0      0  .000
 1987  SA       31    51  .378    0      3  .000
 1990  Atl       43    39  .524    2      3  .400
 1991  Atl       38    44  .463    0      0  .000
 1992  Atl       43    39  .524    0      3  .000
 1993  Clips    27    55  .329    0      0  .000
 2005  Seattle 13    17  .433    0      0  .000
 TOTALS       223   299 .427    2      9  .182

No post season success as a coach, 1 ring as a player.

"There are no shortcuts to any place worth going." - Beverly Sills

by wvphil on Jul 7, 2007 9:37 AM PDT reply actions   0 recs

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