After the Hawks fired McMillan, the U.S. media predicted the roster of managers who were about to be fired, led by the Lone Ranger Kidd and the Blazer Billups.
The Lone Ranger made a big deal with the Nets before the trade deadline in exchange for Irving, forming the league's most luxurious backcourt combination with Doncic. However, after Irving arrived, the Lone Rangers lost 6-5, only winning the rotten Spurs, losing the other five games to the Kings, Timberwolves, Nuggets, Lakers and Pacers, and the record ranking also fell to 7th in the West, which disappointed management, and coach Kidd was responsible.
The Blazers are currently 11th in the West with 29-32 and are struggling to qualify for the playoffs, and no matter how clueless Lillard is, despite scoring 71 points in a game, he still can't lead the team to a breakthrough.
Coupled with Anfini Simmons' long-term absence from a right ankle injury, striker Grant's contract extension has been delayed, and these problems have left the team's management in a hurry, and there is news that Portland intends to put it down, but Lillard refuses, and it is likely to end up putting coach Billups on the back.
After Kidd and Billups, the head coaches most likely to leave class are Silas of the Rockets, Fincher of the Timberwolves, Kathy of the Pistons, and Borrego of the Hornets.