Has anyone coached more Hall of famers then Rivers?

rm18 · 06-08-21, 07:40 PM

His only hall of famer is Dwight Howard. He probably would of had like 4 titles if not for playoff injuries.

pilebuck13 · 06-08-21, 07:41 PM

He’s beyond a loser bro never won anything

jjgold · 06-08-21, 07:51 PM

He is dumb

pavyracer · 06-08-21, 07:53 PM

Does Philly have a HOF player?

rm18 · 06-08-21, 08:11 PM

Originally posted by pavyracer

Does Philly have a HOF player?

Dwight

lakerboy · 06-08-21, 10:42 PM

Originally posted by pavyracer

Does Philly have a HOF player?

They usually decide that a few years after a player retired.

Rivers list of great players he coached

Garnett
Pierce
Allen
Paul
Embiid
Howard
Leonard
George

Probably some more as well

Guy blew a 3-1 lead how many times?

Goat Milk · 06-08-21, 10:46 PM

Originally posted by pavyracer

Does Philly have a HOF player?

Embiid is on track to be one of the best centers, statistically, ever. He seems to have what it takes to win a ring at some point. Not sure if this is the team he can do it with, we'll see.

Goat Milk · 06-08-21, 10:50 PM

Originally posted by lakerboy

They usually decide that a few years after a player retired.

Rivers list of great players he coached

Garnett
Pierce
Allen
Paul
Embiid
Howard
Leonard
George

Probably some more as well

Guy blew a 3-1 lead how many times?

Rivers is known around the league to be a complainer. And his teams have often taken on that personality. I think he was able to win with Boston because it was just the ultimate team. It's probably the best team ever put together with the exception of the KD warriors. You have the best shooter of all time at that time, the second best PF in the world, and one of the best 1 on 1 players of the era, and then add in a defensive minded passing PG and some rough riders off the bench. Such a great formula. Everyone should try and copy what Ainge did there.

You asked who coached more hall of famers, I don't know, maybe Phil Jackson.

lakerboy · 06-08-21, 10:52 PM

Originally posted by Goat Milk

Rivers is known around the league to be a complainer. And his teams have often taken on that personality. I think he was able to win with Boston because it was just the ultimate team. It's probably the best team ever put together with the exception of the KD warriors. You have the best shooter of all time at that time, the second best PF in the world, and one of the best 1 on 1 players of the era, and then add in a defensive minded passing PG and some rough riders off the bench. Such a great formula. Everyone should try and copy what Ainge did there.

You asked who coached more hall of famers, I don't know, maybe Phil Jackson.

Phil yes probably but he won 11 rings. He was also the last coach to get his players to run his system without fail.

DrunkHorseplayer · 06-08-21, 11:10 PM

Whoever coached the Lakers in the 60's had a ton of HOFers and only won one title.

vitterd · 06-08-21, 11:19 PM

Doc is still an upgrade from Brett Brown who was one of the worst in history of the nba.

lakerboy · 06-20-21, 09:34 PM

Originally posted by vitterd

Doc is still an upgrade from Brett Brown who was one of the worst in history of the nba.

Did doc rivers go further?

TommieGunshot · 06-20-21, 10:03 PM

Don Nelson.

cincinnatikid513 · 06-21-21, 06:41 AM

phil jackson

jjgold · 06-21-21, 06:44 AM

Phila has no future

World sees embid soft too