..provided they never coached any nba team yet
my picks
1. john stockton --> probably the best choice
2. michael jordan
3. magic johnson
generally, i think guards, specifically point guards, would do great in coaching. they know how to run the game
..provided they never coached any nba team yet
my picks
1. john stockton --> probably the best choice
2. michael jordan
3. magic johnson
generally, i think guards, specifically point guards, would do great in coaching. they know how to run the game
di tingali ni, kay c jordan mismo ni-ingon nga "i dont have the patience for coaching"Originally Posted by makoyvelasco
how about:
Reggie Miller & Steve Kerr... both are NBA commentator and analyst... maybe they can use their skills in coaching....
what about charles barkley...
i think greg anthony (singson) will suit up for that job..or may be yet kenny smith, steve kerr and joe dumars.. :mrgreen:
john stockton
steve kerr
michael jordan will expect too much from his players, probably perfection or somewhere near his standards.Originally Posted by progmetal
i'd count steve kerr in too. he's a good analyst and tactician. he could be somewhere along with phil jackson, pat riley and lenny wilkens someday if he'll pursue a career in coaching
How about Karl Malone?![]()
For me, no former superstar players are good in coaching. So far, only bird reached to the finals, others has no patience with the players cos superstar players i think are too perfectionist.
here are some former coaches and current coaches who are successful...that are bench / role players at their time sa NBA.
Pat Riley
Phil Jackson
Rudy T
Avery Johnson is a formr player. naka abot pod to syag Finals as a coach.
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