Personally, it is the top gear, but not as good as Bobo.
I myself liked Sun Nash and Maverick Driver, so I can understand how much I hate the Spurs and Bobo.
Even so, I still think Bobo is the first coach.
My own binches are not very fine, just from the coaches I have seen.
Bobo himself is in first gear. The main reason is that Bobo has its own style, but it is not limited to one. What changed me a lot was the style of play in 1314. If you go back in time and show the footage to Spurs fans in '07, they won't believe it's the Spurs of the future. I still remember the sentence, the hit rate has fallen below 70%... How terrible. And Bobo also has a reputation for developing young players. The on-the-spot reaction has not been so good in the past two years, but it has been fast in the early years. The biggest reason why Bobo is unique is because I think he can teach according to his aptitude.
The second gear is to have its own distinct style, the style achieves results, but it is biased towards the rigid style of this style. The representatives are Adelman and D'Antoni. What I call results are not limited to winning championships, they have characteristics, there are records, and they impress and label fans. De Shuai is a particularly good example, even if the Rockets are very magical, but the overall routine does not say to jump out of that circle, and his hard set in the Lakers year is really what I expected when he took office.
Cole is probably in between these two gears, preferring the second gear. Because I think his system is very, very successful, but he needs to prove that he can adapt to different characteristics of the player to say that he is better than Bobo. Judging from the two seasons of 19-21, he actually did not do well, but at the same time the examples of these two seasons are too extreme. Bobo changed the style in 09, Bobo was about 60 that year? Cole has an opportunity to do that. With Curry's retirement, it will be an opportunity to test whether Kerr can do the best in history. But at the same time, Cole's body should not be so good, and there are already so many championships, and it is also interesting to have no motivation to push himself again.
Cole is particularly well set up before the game from the point of view of the game, and the ATO is also very good, but the complex system makes it difficult for players to integrate, and the way of reading and reacting is also very testing for players. Everyone has seen the success of this system. The disadvantage is that it is very detrimental to young players, and sometimes players will think in a box, and starting and running tactics will take a certain amount of time. If the tactics are not played, the time left for hard solving is very tight. It's like Warriors fans should go through countless key moments, call a timeout, and arrange a high-pressure moment that didn't play or made a mistake...
But the Warriors' ball is so good-looking, I like to pause and slow down to watch the running. It's a bit artistic
This show actually has the brain-dead card that Spoh and I love. I don't see much of Spoh myself, but the Heat's style is also very varied, so much that I can't give him a label.
Carlisle is too few hard honors, and I myself think he and Cole are currently the most capable. But he also prefers to experiment.
And now the trend of the league white coaches will be less and less, these old coaches cherish it!