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Jay Triano

Jay Triano

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Nov 4, 2026

Mike RichmanHOST
14:50
Or they want to run stuff, but they specifically don't want to get into sets.
Mike RichmanHOST
14:55
So the time that you could actually sit down with the whiteboard, some coaches use a tablet, nor use a whiteboard, Jay Triano out there on the whiteboard.
Mike RichmanHOST
15:06
Drawing them up.
Mike RichmanHOST
15:07
That's Blaze's assistant, Jay Triano.
Mike RichmanHOST
15:09
Back.
Mike RichmanHOST
15:10
Back for another stint.
Damien BarlingHOST
37:50
Or for the second year.
Damien BarlingHOST
37:52
Because maybe not so much last year, but the year he took over for Mike, the circumstances that led to Doug Christie being the head coach, Jay Triano, Luke Lox, those guys, they did not They did not mess with Doug.
Damien BarlingHOST
38:14
If you recall that year, Doug was talking about, oh, it stops with me.
Damien BarlingHOST
38:20
The buck stops with me.
Robert SimmonsGUEST
5:03
It was Brian, the one training camp I went to.
Robert SimmonsGUEST
5:05
Brian was there with Jay Triano was the assistant as well.
Robert SimmonsGUEST
5:09
And, um, Lenny Wilkins was the head coach.
Robert SimmonsGUEST
5:12
Head coach.
P.J. CarlesimoGUEST
14:30
Oh, no, absolutely loved it.
P.J. CarlesimoGUEST
14:32
First of all, Jay Triano gave me the opportunity to be there for a year.
P.J. CarlesimoGUEST
14:36
It was fantastic.
P.J. CarlesimoGUEST
14:37
B.C. Brian Colangelo was at Eversley.
P.J. CarlesimoGUEST
15:49
We didn't, uh, Jay made the mistake of putting me in charge of defense, and we didn't really stop anybody that year.
P.J. CarlesimoGUEST
15:56
But I always thought he got a bad deal in a couple.
P.J. CarlesimoGUEST
15:59
But Jay Triano is a very, very talented coach.
P.J. CarlesimoGUEST
16:03
And, you know, obviously he's got on.
Gil McGregorHOST
39:02
I get it as well.
Gil McGregorHOST
39:03
Jay Triano's on that bench too.
Gil McGregorHOST
39:04
He was the coach here for a long time.
Gil McGregorHOST
39:06
Exactly.
Mike RichmanHOST
27:01
And that play seems to be set up to me is that Holiday has a couple reads, and the last read is Dame, you know, moving, uh, moving to his right and coming off a screen to, to get a three-pointer, and if he do- it doesn't work, you flow right into a pick and roll, right? Like, it's, it, it has, it's ...
Mike RichmanHOST
27:17
I, I've liked the Mike Norrie, Jay Triano experience so far, and I think that was an example of it.
Mike RichmanHOST
27:22
But the reason that Toumani Camara gets that dunk is 'cause Dame sets a good screen and runs hard the other way.
Mike RichmanHOST
27:29
He's running away from the rim.
Blake MurphyHOST
4:23
Yeah.
Matt BonnerHOST
4:23
It was Alex English, uh, Jim Todd, Jay Triano, and then, like, Gene Keady the second year, and that was it.
Matt BonnerHOST
4:30
And Gene Keady wasn't rebounding for anyone at-
Blake MurphyHOST
4:32
Yeah.
John VoitaHOST
12:06
Uh, M- Monty Williams coached the team for four seasons, and before that, Phoenix had one season of Igor Kokoshkov.
John VoitaHOST
12:11
Before that, it was Earl Watson who started oh and three in his second year at coa- as, as head coach, but the losses were so catastrophic that Jay Triano was handed the reins.
John VoitaHOST
12:20
So having Jordan Ott back for year two is significant in and of itself Now comes the challenge, uh, 'cause his, his role as head coach changes this year.
John VoitaHOST
12:31
Ott's job last season was to fortify the identity established by the front office while implementing his analytical approach on the court.
Mike RichmanHOST
19:10
Broken down, talking hoops and X's and O's.
Mike RichmanHOST
19:12
But like I think that little flow is just that's where Mike Inori, Jay Triano's, Blazer's assistant coach, Jay Triano, who's likely doing a bunch of working with the offense a bunch.
Mike RichmanHOST
19:22
Like those guys being getting everyone to play.
Mike RichmanHOST
19:28
You know, you can't always call set plays, right? You don't you're not gonna be able to come down and say, hey, we're going to run elbow four, fist three, thumb two.

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