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Article: Coaching change changes Murray.(Knight Ridder Newspapers)
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- December 15, 2001
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Lamond Murray's old coach watches him with regularity on satellite television in his Texas home. He sees his improved defense. He sees him hustle more. He sees the 20-point games pile up for the Cavaliers.
John Lucas' old coach watches his former player on the sidelines. He watches carefully how Lucas interacts with Murray, his high-scoring small forward. He likes what he sees.
"John is a real good match for Lamond," said Bill Fitch, who once coached both men.
Fitch coached Lucas when he played for Houston from 1984-86. He was coach of the Clippers from 1994-98, Murray's first four seasons in the NBA.
Fitch is hardly alone in his ...
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