Sports Thread #1 For 11/12/09: Byron Scott Fired Again, This Time With the Hornets

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It wasn't his fault that they traded Tyson Chandler for Emeka Okafor and never got a perimeter two guard scorer who can slash to the basket to take the pressure off of Chris Paul (since David West ain't doing the business).

It truly does amaze me how Lawrence Frank has kept his job with the Nets.

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