Dan Gilbert is an owner with patience. He believes in loyalty, making tough decisions and setting expectations high. That more than anything else, including LeBron James, has made the Cavaliers a force to be reckoned with the past five years.
Bringing in Danny Ferry and Mike Brown were great decisions that resulted in a visit to the NBA finals in 2007 and the best record in NBA the last two years. High expectations lead to tough decisions. It became clear at the end of this season that something was missing with Mike Brown. He is a good organizational man. He puts his heart and soul into the job. He understands the game and is able to get a lot out of his players. Those are powerful reasons to keep him around.
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Article written by Jim Bertsch