Welcome to another episode of In The Zone.

I am your host, Chris Brousard, and we got another tremendous episode for you.

First of all, we did our sit-down interview with Danny Green of the San Antonio Spurs.

We talked to him about the Spurs season, how they've been able to win despite the injuries, his own journey to the NBA. And of course, we get the scoop on the Kawhi Leonard situation, the meeting, and all that. We also, of course, have my man Jason McIntyre here for Knockdown Jay. And as always, we're going to hit you with a great top five. And since I

sat down with Danny Green, he of course plays for one of the all-time great coaches and Greg Popovich.

That got me to thinking, who are the best five coaches in NBA history?

And at number five, I'm going with Lenny Wilkins.

Lenny Wilkins, one of the few people in the world to ever be inducted into the NBA

Hall of Fame as both a player and a coach.

He did it as a coach because he's the second winning this coach of all time with over

1,130 victories.

Then he also won a title, 1979 with the Seattle Supersonics.

And check this out.

There have been two teams in 38 years, the last 38 years of NBA history to win a championship

without a bona fide superstar or a guy who would be considered a top 50 player of all time.

One of them was Lenny Wilk in Seattle Supersonic Teams. So he did a great job of coaching them.

Also was great in Cleveland and Atlanta and some other places.

Lenny Wilkins' fifth greatest coach of all time.

At number four, the man, Pat Riley, coached the Lakers, the Knicks, the Miami Heat,

has won five championships altogether, four with the Showtime Lakers of Magic

Johnson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

And then 18 years after his last title with the Lakers, he leads the Miami Heat to a championship

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