http://espn.go.com/nba/columns/hughes_frank/1548350.html <div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">So what is going to happen to Karl in Milwaukee? First, Karl helps create chasms between his three best players; then he trades away two of the three, and it appears as if he is only going to get Desmond Mason in return for Olympian Ray Allen. Then Karl has a difference of opinion with Tim Thomas, then the Bucks barely make the playoffs this season, and then, in the latest incident, Karl blows up on national television about the officiating in Game 3 of their first-round series loss to New Jersey, looking like a whiner. Granted, the officiating has been horrid in the playoffs thus far. (And this is only the first round. How many more phantom calls are the Los Angeles Lakers going to get before somebody launches an investigation?) In any case, Karl's coaching woes are playing against the backdrop of Bucks owner Herb Kohl trying to sell the team -- and that ultimately could be the determining factor in whether Karl is back for the final year of his contract. If new ownership takes over, it, in all likelihood, would want to get a fresh beginning, which would involve removing the corrosive element that currently pervades the organization.</div>
