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Ranking Pat Riley, Greg Pop and Phil Jackson in different categories
Offensive schemes:
Defensive schemes: In game adjustments: Rotations: Developing young talent: Managing egos: Adjusting to aging rosters: Calling plays out of a time out in crucial situations: |
Re: Ranking Pat Riley, Greg Pop and Phil Jackson in different categories
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Offensive schemes: Phil
Defensive schemes: Riley In game adjustments: Phil Rotations: Greg Developing young talent: Riley Managing egos: Riley Adjusting to aging rosters: Greg |
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Its funny cause what phil did there was nothing, and it worked like a charm :oldlol: |
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Phil is the zen master that uses spiritual methods
Riley is the cool dude who is a master motivator Pop is the military general who gets his players playing on order |
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Riley wasn't cool, he was really, really intense. |
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anyone remember phil the last year he almost never got up from the bench except for when calling a timeout lmao.
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His slick back hair & the way he talked made him cool, but I agree he was very intense. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGjVNVxT2NY |
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I remember. Irritating. |
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Offensive schemes: Phil Jackson
Defensive schemes: Tie between Gregg Popovich and Pat Riley In game adjustments: Gregg Popovich Rotations: Gregg Popovich Developing young talent: Gregg Popovich Managing egos: Pat Riley Adjusting to aging rosters: Gregg Popovich I wrote down Gregg Popovich so many times but it doesn't make him a better or greater coach than Riley or P-Jax. I believe Pat Riley is the most versatile of these 3. He was the coach of arguably the goat offensive team and I can imagine him coaching a team like the mid '00s Spurs leading to the title. And people whom saying P-Jax always had a loaded team should hand it to him. In his 20 year coaching career, he coached a contender team 16 times, got to the NBA Finals 13 times and won it all 11 times. The guy had the best winning formula. In my goat coaches list, top 3 is like this; 1. Phil Jackson 2. Pat Riley 3. Gregg Popovich |
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Getting franchise players in their prime at a discount rate - Pat Riley :bowdown:
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Offensive schemes: Phil (though Pop has to be up there)
Defensive schemes: Riley (though Pop has to be up there again too, and Phil was very good) In game adjustments: Phil Rotations: Pop Developing young talent: Pop Managing egos: Phil Adjusting to aging rosters: Pop I have them ranked like this overall. 1.Phil 2.Pop 3.Riley All great, though, and I believe they've all shown how important coaching is. People who diminish coaching diminish one of the great things about the game, and sports in general. |
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I pretty much agree with this, although I would put PJ in a tie for managing egos. The guy had to deal with some of the most head strong, frustrating, diva like players that have ever played the game and he thrived. |
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