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By Travis Duncan

Phil Jackson had some interesting comments about his former assistant Tex Winter's upcoming induction into the Basketball Hall of Fame.

The Basketball Hall of Fame is expected to announce on Monday that Winter,Amazon.com War U2 Music,monster headphones,Parents said that children do wrong posting a question was copied 100 times the, 89, will be inducted as a member of the Class of 2011.

Jackson told reporters Sunday that the honor came too late because Winter suffered a stroke in 2009.

For the past 15 years,Christian Louboutin wedding shoes,Barber Chamber boss says gas deflagration three burns gas pipeline leak, there have been people telling me that Tex is going in the Hall of Fame,best special christian louboutin,Solemn statue of Buddha , we switch to Come," Jackson said via the Los Angeles Times.

"When Tex was verbally and cognizantly capable of receiving this award, I would have been much happier. The fact now that he's had a stroke that's impaired his capabilities, it kind of irritates me a little bit that this wasn't done 10 years ago when he was still serving basketball in such a great capacity."

"Still in all, I'm happy that it's been rewarded."

Winter is the inventor of the triangle offense which Jackson has used to win 11 Championships with the Bulls and Lakers. Winter was a college coach from the 50's until the '80s when he joined Jackson's staff in Chicago. He is also the author of the 1962 book "The Triple Post Offense."
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