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He has never coached in pro level or in college and lands a 4 year, 8 mil per season deal. Wow. NBA is a show.
Honestly Lakers is such a joke franchise. I hope they never make the finals for the next 50 years
And yet they only offered a couple million more per year for Hurley, pretty much the biggest name in coaching right now.
Shit show.
If LAK was serious, Hurley would have gotten a 9 figure contract.
Why does nobody ask the important question?
Will the players be required to be on his podcast when asked?
If he's an analytics guy, and surrounds himself with the right people, this is an immediate improvement.
The Athletic's Shams Charania reported that the deal is "in the neighborhood of $8 million per season."