Rockets Uduka ranked 4th! US media announced the ranking of coaches in the new season: Lakers Redick 14th Cole ranked 3rd

Rockets Uduka ranks fourth! As the new season is approaching, the US media "fadeawayworld" announced the ranking of coaches in the new season, with Lakers Redick ranked 14th, and Warriors meritorious coach Cole ranked 3rd.

No. 5: Tyron Lu (Clippers)

Tyron Lu is one of the best on-the-spot adjusters in active service, especially in the playoffs and high-pressure games. Tyron Lu is a coach who dares to make bold lineup adjustments. With this style, he also led the Cavaliers to win the championship and became the gold-rich champion coach.

In addition to bold employment strategies, Tyron Lu is also very good at using the potential energy in the development of the residual array to activate marginal players to deal with difficulties, which is particularly obvious after joining the Clippers.

Faced with core players such as Xiaoka, Tyron Lu still led the team to perform with a complimentary performance, especially during the regular season, the coaching style that can go up and down also makes him worthy of the top five positions.

4th place: Uduka (Rockets)

Uduka is a rough, tough and strict coach. Especially on the defensive end, Uduka does not allow any player to cheat, even star players. This is completely different from Tyron Lu, who is flexible and changeable superstar supreme.

It is precisely with this iron-fisted style that after Uduka took over the Rockets, he only spent two seasons to transform the Rockets from a bottom team to a competitor, and the new season will become one of the reasonable favorites to compete for the championship.

However, with Durant's joining, the new season will be a test for Uduka. How to deal with the relationship with such superstars will determine whether the Rockets can compete for the championship and whether Uduka can further enter the top three.

Third place: Cole (Warriors)

From the perspective of achieving honors and promoting the development of modern basketball, Cole is the best coach in the NBA in the past 10 years, leading the Warriors to win the championship four times to establish their own dynasty.

Kor has built the most selfless and team-based pass-through system in the history of the league around Curry, Zhu Meng and other players, allowing players in all systems to share their valuable ball rights, accelerate the arrival of the small ball era, blur the role positioning on the court, and infinite defense switching and three-point shooting have become two iconic abilities that modern basketball must have.

However, Cole's coaching style that was too rigid in applying the system to continue his success path has suppressed the growth of players such as Moody's and Kumingga, resulting in his failure to obtain a higher ranking.

Second place: Carlisle (Pacers)

Carlisle is one of the most famous tactical masters in the NBA. She is extremely good at developing the abilities of defenders and is also good at creating a selfless offensive system.

Because Doncic's "big bag" style of play is inconsistent with his coaching philosophy, Carlisle chose to leave his old club, Mavericks, and turned to join the Pacers who were still underdogs in the Eastern Conference at that time.

As a result, Carlisle led the team to play the best offense in the league and made it to the finals all the way to prove that he is undoubtedly one of the best coaches in the current service.

No. 1: Spoelstra (Heat)

As the coach selected by Riley, the Heat's old fox, Spoelstra is the undisputed number one on the list, because he can compete for the championship around the super giant, and develop role players through the system when the super giant is missing. He is one of the few famous coaches who can integrate two contradictory routes.

With his charming tactical wisdom and on-the-spot adjustment ability, he conquered the three giants James, Wade and Bosh, and joined hands with the three to win the championship many times.

When facing the pressure from the giants, Spoel was able to withstand the pressure and stick to the bottom line to create a team-oriented iron-blooded team culture for the Heat. After the three giants left the team, they still entered the finals many times around the extremely limited talented lineup. No matter from which angle, Spoel deserves its top ranking.

The rest are ranked as follows

6-10: Degent (Thunder), Atkinson (Cavs), Kidd (Mavericks), Mazura (Celtics) and Finch (Timberwolves);

11-20: Bickstaff (Pistols), Nas (76ers), Mosley (Magics), Redick (Lakes), Snyder (Hawks), Haha Dee (Jaws), Donovan (Bulls), Mike Brown (Knicks), Rivers (Bucks) and Billups (Trail Blazers);

21-30: Green (Pelicans), Mickey (Spurs), Fernandez (Nets), Adelman (Nuggets), Charles Lee (Hornets), Rajakovic (Raptors), Christie (Kings), Brian Keefe (Wizards) and Isalo (Grizzlies).