All right, welcome on to part two of our coach rankings here. We've got a lot to get to.

I'm sure we'll have some disagreements as well. And we also want to talk about some categories,

like the best developmental coach, our best coach for a veteran contender, the best communicator,

who we think has the best systems, the best playoff X's and O's, and maybe those most likely to move up or move

down. So we'll get to that at the end. Let's pick up where we left off here, though, John.

I mentioned Steve Nash as being in my group that's basically from 11 to 20. I had him towards the

top of that group. You did not have him as highly, I take it. Yeah, I had him,

I had him 16th, and I think that's where we left off here. Yeah, I just, I don't know,

it's been kind of a weird year in Brooklyn. I feel like, I don't know, there are guys out there

that I just kind of wonder sometimes what's out there for them. I do think losing Dan Tony

hurt them. Obviously, they've had a

ton of situations to deal with. But like the thing was shuddering Bruce Brown for half the year.

What was that? Yeah, I think they were just trying to find some other solutions. He experimented

last year throughout the season. They wanted to get Kessler Edwards and David Duke some time and just

see whether those guys could play a little bit. I think he's learned a little bit from Steve

Kerr and just wanted to feel like he was still involving everybody, give people at least

some feeling that they might play or some feeling that they know what NBA reps are like. So I get that.

I don't think that he actually thought that those guys are better than Bruce Braun.

It was just he knew what he had in Bruce Brown.

And at that time, they actually weren't headed towards the ninth seed.

So it felt like they had some games to play with a little bit here.

Yeah, that's true.

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