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Off-Season Coaching Changes in 2001

Team	Old Coach	Why left?	New Coach	Old Job
Cleveland	Randy Wittman	Fired	John Lucas	Asst., Denver
Detroit	George Irvine	Fired	Rick Carlisle	Asst., Pacers
Portland	Mike Dunleavy	Fired	Maurice Cheeks	Asst., 76ers
Washington	Leonard Hamilton	Resigned	Doug Collins	TV analyst

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