Which coach in the NBA makes the team the best?

I can't say in absolute terms, I think Jackson can make better use of superstars, but maybe not with some people, just like you need good ingredients to cook, I personally think Popovich and Pat Riley are good.

Not necessarily, such as this year's best coach - Brown, he is nothing more than a puppet of the little emperor.

And Don Nelson of the Golden State Warriors, although the current team record is poor, he is the coach with the most wins in the NBA.

I think Larry Brown, there are not many reasons, you can see the changes of the Bobcats in a few seasons, the Pistons used to kill the Pistons coach in the F4 period.

Jackson is not a good player.

Personally, I think Larry Brown Old Man is amazing. It's all about being able to bring it into the playoffs.

I think it's Chuck Daley.

Orlando Magic's Stan Van Gundy.

And don't forget.

Salt Lake City veteran.

Jerry Sloan!

Scout.com: The NBA head coach's wins standings change year by year.

Wizards coach is still Eddie Jordan??? Didn't you change it?

The Hornets coach is Ball.

Boston Celtics - Doc Rivers, New Jersey Nets- Lawrence Frank, New York Knicks- Mike D'Anthony, Philadelphia 76ers - Morris Cheeks Toronto Raptors - Sam Mitchell.

Chicago Bulls - Scott Skels.

Cleveland Cavaliers, Mike Brown, Detroit Pistons, Philip Saunders, Indiana Pacers, Jim O'Brien.

Milwaukee Bucks, Scott Skels, Atlanta Hawks, Mike Woodson, Charlotte, Bobcats, Sam Vincent.

Miami Heat, Eric Splot, Orlando Magic, Stan Van Gundy, Washington Wizards, Eddie Jordan.

Spurs: Grieg. Popovich; Heat: Byron. Scott; 76ers: Doug. Collins;

Bucks: Scott. Skels; Wizards: Randy. Whitman; Bulls: Tom. Thibodeau;

Celtics: Doug. Rivers; Clippers: Vinny. Bender. Nigro; Grizzlies: Lionel. Hollins;

Eagles: Larry. Drew; Heat: Eric. Spoelstra; Pelicans: Monty. Williams;

Jazz: Tyrlon. Corbyn; Kings: Keith. Smart; Knicks: Mike. Woodson;

Lakers: Mike. Brown; Magic: Jacques. Vaughn; Mavericks: Rick. Carlisle;

Nets: Avery Eyry. Johnson; Nuggets: George. Cal; Pacers: Frank. Vogel;

Pistons: Lawrence. Frank; Raptors: Wayne. Kathy; Team Rocket: Kevin. McHale;

Thunder: Scott. Brooks; Suns: Alvin. Gentry; Timberwolves: Rick. Adelman;

Trail Blazers: Terry. Stotts; Warriors: Mark. Jackson; Hornets: Mike. Dunlap.

West: 1Houston Rockets Van Gundy.

2.New Orleans Hornets Byron Scott.

3.San Antonio Spurs Popovich.

4.Minnesota Timberwolves Minnesota Timberwolves.

5.Phoenix Suns Dantony.

6.Memphis Grizzlies Fratro (stepped down, replaced by assistant coach Tony Baroni) 7Los Angeles Lakers Phil Jackson.

8.Los Angeles Clippers Mike Dunleavy.

9.Seattle SuperSonics Bob Hill.

10.Utah Jazz Sloan.

11.Denver Nuggets George Carr.

12.Sacramento Kings Musselman.

13.Dallas Mavericks Johnson.

14.Golden State Warriors Montgomery.

15.Portland Trail Blazers McMillan.

East: 1Orlando Magic Brian Hill.

2.Boston Celtics Doug Rivers.

3.Detroit Pistons by Philip Saunders.

4.Washington Wizards Eddie Jordan.

5.Toronto Raptors Sam Michelle.

6.Philadelphia 76ers Morris Cheeks.

7.Miami Heat Pat Riley.

8.Cleveland Cavaliers Mike Brown.

9.Milwaukee Bucks Terry Porter.

10.New York Knicks Isaiah Thomas.

11.Indiana Pacers Rick Carlesley.

12.New Jersey Nets Lawrence Frank.

13.Atlanta Hawks Mike Woodson.

14.Chicago Bulls Scott Skids.

15.Charlotte Bobcats Bernie Bixduff.

NBA Captains and Coaches (in current order) Eastern 1 Celtics Chief: Paul Pierce Coach: Doc Rivers 2 Cavaliers Chief:

LeBron James Coach: Mike Brown 3 Magic Coach: Dwight Howard Coach:

Stan Van Gundy 4 Pistons Coach: Allen Iverson Coach: Michael Curry 5 Hawks Coach:

Joe Johnson Coach: Mike Woodson6 Heat Player: Dwyane Wade Coach:

Eric Spoelstra 7 76ers Coach: Elton Brand Coach: Morris Cheeks8 Knicks Coach:

Zach Randolph Coach: Mike D'Antoni 9 Nets Coach: Vince Carter Coach:

Lawrence Frank10 Bucks Head: Michael Reed Header: Scott Skels11 Raptors Head:

Chris Bosh Coach: Sam Mitchell12 Bulls Coach: Ben Gordon Coach:

Vinny Del Negro13 Pacers Head: Danny Granger Header: Jim O'Brien 14 Bobcats Head:

Gerald Wallace Coach: Larry Brown 15 Wizards Coach: Antoine Jamison Coach:

Eddie Jordan West 1 Lakers Coach: Kobe Bryant Coach: Phil Jackson 2 Jazz Coach:

Carlos Boozer Coach: Jerry Sloan 3 Rockets Coach: Yao Ming Coach:

Rick Adelman 4 Nuggets Coach: Carmelo Anthony Coach: George Carr 5 Suns Coach:

Amare Stoudemire Manager: Terry Porter 6 Hornets Manager: Chris Paul Manager:

Byron Scott7 Trail Blazers Coach: Brandon Roy Coach: Nate McMillan8 Spurs Player:

Tim Duncan Coach: Greg Popovich9 Mavericks Coach: Dirk Nowitzki Coach:

Rick Carlisle10 Warriors Coach: Stephen Jackson Coach: Don Nelson11 Kings Coach:

Kevin Martin Coach: Reggie Sieus12 Grizzlies Coach: Mayo Coach:

Mark Avaroni13 Timberwolves Head: Al Jefferson Header: Randy Whitman14 Clippers Head:

Byron Davis Coach: Mike Dunleavy 15 Thunder Coach: Kevin Durant Coach:

Calesimo.

Celtics: Doug Reaves Pierce Nets: Lawrence Frank Catnix:

Mike D'Antoni David Lee 76ers: Tony Deleo Miller Raptors: Jay Triano Bosh Mavericks:

Rick Carlisle Nowitzki Rockets: Adelman Mutombo Mara: Popovich Duncan Grizzlies:

Avaroni Gay Hornets: Scott Paul Lakers: Jackson Kobe Suns:

Terry Porter Nash Kings: Reggie Sieus Bobby Jackson Warriors: Nelson Sr. Stephen Jackson Clippers:

Mike Dunleavy Barr-Davis Timberwolves: Randy Whitman Mike Miller Nuggets: Karl Billups Trail Blazers:

McMillan Roy Thunder: Scott Brooks Sir Durant: Sloan Williams Pistons:

Michael Curry Wallace Pacers: Jim O'Brien Granger Cavaliers: Brown James Bucks:

Skeles Reed Bulls: Vinny Del Negro Rohr Deng Heat: Eric Spoelstra Wade Magic:

Van Gundy Howard Hawks: Woodson Johnson Wizards: Ed Tapscott Jamison Bobcats:

Larry Brown O'Cave.

In the front is the coach, and in the back is the captain of the teams.

Rockets, Adelman, Spurs, Popovich.

West: 1Houston Rockets Adelman 2

New Orleans Hornets Byron Scott 3San Antonio Spurs Popovich 4Minnesota Timberwolves Minnesota Timberwolves 5

Phoenix Suns Dantony 6Memphis Grizzlies Fratro (stepped down, replaced by assistant coach Tony Baroni) 7Los Angeles Lakers Phil Jackson 8

Los Angeles Clippers Mike Dunleavy 9Seattle SuperSonics Bob Hill 10Utah Jazz Sloan 11

Denver Nuggets George Karl 12Sacramento Kings Musselman 13Dallas Mavericks Johnson 14

Golden State Warriors Montgomery 15Portland Trail Blazers McMillan East: 1

Orlando Magic Brian Hill 2Boston Celtics Doug Rivers 3Detroit Pistons Philip Saunders 4

Washington Wizards Eddie Jordan 5Toronto Raptors Sam Michelle 6Philadelphia 76ers Maurice Cheeks 7

Miami Heat Pat Riley 8Cleveland Cavaliers Mike Brown 9Milwaukee Bucks Terry Porter 10

New York Knicks Isaiah Thomas 11Indiana Pacers Rick Kaleslie 12New Jersey Nets Lawrence Frank 13

Atlanta Hawks Mike Woodson 14Chicago Bulls Scott Skills 15Charlotte Bobcats Bernie Bixduff.

Mike Brown, Cleveland Cavaliers: The Cavaliers players who played the Boston Celtics in the playoffs last season are still around, LeBron James is more mature, and Mo Williams is another important addition, and they should go further than last season. At the moment, the Cavaliers have a very good record of 20 wins and 4 losses, considering that they won a total of 45 regular season games last season.

In addition, the Cavaliers' offensive efficiency has also improved from 20th last season to 1st now, and they are averaging 8 points per game compared to last season. While the offensive strength has improved, the Cavaliers have maintained a good balance, and their defensive efficiency has improved from 11th last season to 2nd now. All of this is Brown's talisman.

Lawrence Frank, New Jersey Nets: They went into a complete rebuild after sending off Richard Jefferson in the summer. No one was optimistic about the Nets before the start of the season, but a 12-11 record and sixth place in the Eastern Conference were satisfactory enough.

Frank tweaked his playbook, making the most of Devin Harris and Vince Carter's individual breakaway abilities, and the Nets' overall record improved after the backcourt duo was impressive. George Karl, Denver Nuggets: Of course, Carl benefited a lot from sending away Allen Iverson and welcoming Chauncey Billups.

However, the improvement of the Nuggets' defensive level has a lot to do with Karl. During training camp, Karl promised to improve their defense, and they did the same, and they have made good progress, conceding four fewer points per game than they did last season. In addition, the 17-8 record is also very good.

Nate McMillan, Portland Trail Blazers: Building on last season, the Trail Blazers are still improving, and they currently have a 16-10 record. The Trail Blazers' improvement in offensive efficiency from 14th last season to second place now is definitely due to McMillan, who has also integrated five inexperienced players into the team, and Greg Oden has not provided the team with the help that people would expect.

Greg Popovich: San Antonio Spurs: With Manu Ginobili and Tony Parker missing 12 and 9 games respectively, Popovich still led the team to a good result, and Jane and they are currently the first in the Southwest.

In addition, the Spurs coach has integrated rookie George Hill and another key role player, Roger Mason, into the system. Jerry Sloan, Utah Jazz: Carlos Boozer missed 14 games, Deron Williams 13, Memet Oku 5 and Andrei Kirilenko 4 more.

With a full camp of wounded soldiers, Sloan still led the team to a 15-11 record. Stan Van Gundy, Orlando Magic: The Magic have a 19-6 record and are third in the Eastern Conference.

And with Dwight Howard sidelined with a knee injury, Van Gundy still led the team to some big away wins. Mike Woodson, Atlanta Hawks: The team that lost 45 regular-season games last season is currently 15-9, and Woodson has found a way to make the most of the Hawks' outstanding athleticism, and they have also experienced the absence of Josh Smith.