Frank Isola

And it's worked.

So here's Mike Brown's coached everywhere.

Pop, Carlisle, Steve Kerr.

He talks about his evolution as a coach.

One of the many things that I learned from Pop and Steve, you know, Steve was really good at trying to play a lot of different guys.

If you can kind of control the minutes during the regular season, it helps them during the postseason.

And, you know, so from people telling me that, I believe it.

And that's what I tried to do.

So, you know, New York is called the city that never sleeps, right?

Tibbs was the coach that never subbed.

And at some point, it just kind of wore everybody out.

And I think Tibbs is a good coach.

But I'm telling you, you can go back to Belichick and Bobby Knights, and you can go to baseball managers.

You got to don't confuse principles with rigidity.

It's like people that confuse morals with ethics.

Morals, your morals aren't mine.

Mine aren't yours.

That's personal.

Ethics is standards at a company, ethical standards at a company.

That can include many people.