Quin Snyder, tbh..

[Seventyniner]

Snyder is the coach, not the GM. He doesn't get credit for having a well-built roster.

[stnick2261]

I was hoping Snyder would stay in the Spurs organization. One thing I love about him when he was in Austin: He said he loved teaching the fundamentals to new players. That is something needed when rebuilding a roster.

[Maddog]

Its all about the moment.

Stop with the long term facts.
The Great Floating Turd rolls in the bowl per game.
...yesterday’s results proves the future.

I apologize.
I forget facts have become passé

[BatManu20]

1. Stevens
2. Carlisle
3. Quin
4. Pop
5. Spoelstra


That’s my Top-5 right now. I almost feel dirty not putting Pop in my top 3, considering we just had an almost 50-win season with the least-talented roster of any playoff team (except maaybe Miami), but his stubbornness and head-scratching lineup choices in critical moments put him at #4 on my list.

Brad Stevens is still number one for me. Best coach in the League imo and I think he will go down as an all-time great one before it’s all said and done. Carlisle is still a fantastic coach who just has literally no talent down in Dallas besides Dennis Smith Jr. And Quinn Snyder has been phenomenal all season long, but is really now just getting the credit he deserves. Spoelstra has been a really good coach the past 2 seasons since Lebron left and is making the most of that poorly constructed Miami Heat roster that also employs the team cancer that is Hassan Whiteside.

*Dwayne Casey will likely win COTY and deservedly so, as he’s a very good coach. But his lack of in-game adjustments, combined with the consistent choking of his teams, keeps him out of my top 5.

[spursistan]

1. Stevens
2. Carlisle
3. Quin
4. Pop
5. Spoelstra


That’s my Top-5 right now. I almost feel dirty not putting Pop in my top 3, considering we just had an almost 50-win season with the least-talented roster of any playoff team (except maaybe Miami), but his stubbornness and head-scratching lineup choices in critical moments put him at #4 on my list.

Brad Stevens is still number one for me. Best coach in the League imo and I think he will go down as an all-time great one before it’s all said and done. Carlisle is still a fantastic coach who just has literally no talent down in Dallas besides Dennis Smith Jr. And Quinn Snyder has been phenomenal all season long, but is really now just getting the credit he deserves. Spoelstra has been a really good coach the past 2 seasons since Lebron left and is making the most of that poorly constructed Miami Heat roster that also employs the team cancer that is Hassan Whiteside.

*Dwayne Casey will likely win COTY and deservedly so, as he’s a very good coach. But his lack of in-game adjustments, combined with the consistent choking of his teams, keeps him out of my top 5.

I made a thread in the NBA Forum two weeks ago ranking top 10 coach..Have a look..I may need to bump him to second if they upset the Rockets or make it a 7-gamer..

http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/showthread.php?t=273349

[TheGreatYacht]

Wherever Pop is on yalls lists... Doc, Scottie Brooks, and Billy Donovan have to be above him tbh.

[spurraider21]

ugh, this this gonna be the new Rick Carlisle, guy that spurfan has erotic obsession with?

[Kawhitstorm]

African American coaches

[SuperCam]

African American coaches

Poop getting sonned by Avery Johnson, Lionel Hollins, and Doc Rivers

[Kawhitstorm]

Poop getting sonned by Avery Johnson, Lionel Hollins, and Doc Rivers

Poop has a soft spot for the "Blacks" (C) POTUS

[DMC]

Brad Stevens, Quin Snyder, Brett Brown, Mike Budenholzer....

Who's the 5th best coach in the league boys?

Messina

[DMC]

Poop getting sonned by Avery Johnson, Lionel Hollins, and Doc Rivers

Doc and Lionel both have sons named Austin

Doc and Avery have both been tutored by Pop.

Lionel's 20/21 playoff record is stellar.

[Budkin]

Right now his team is down 30 to the Rockets at home.