Former Cavaliers Head Coach Paul Silas Passes Away at 79

Former Cleveland Cavaliers Coach Paul Silas died of cardiac arrest, according to his daughter on Sunday. Paul was a 3x NBA Champion, twice with the Celtics in 1974 and 1976 and once with the now defunct Seattle Supersonics in 1979. After retiring from playing in the NBA in 1980, Silas went on to coach the San Diego Clippers, Charlotte/New Orleans Hornets, and the Charlotte Bobcats as well as his stint with the Cavaliers.

Former Cavaliers and current Los Angeles Lakers Star LeBron James shares his thoughts on Paul Silas, who was his first-ever head coach upon entering the NBA in 2003.

Off the court, perhaps Paul Silas is best remembered here in Cleveland for his rant about former Cavaliers Guard Eric Snow. You can hear the classic rant below:


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