Belichick or Popovich?

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Hard choice but :beli:

A poll should be started though

I would, but if a poll were to be made comparing their coaching careers, people would not just go with that and vote along with GM'ing, how they are now, etc, and not just based on their entire career.

Both are great coaches, but I think BeliGOAT is the greater coach when taking everything into account. At the end of the day, two or three players can bring you a championship in the NBA with no revolving door. In the NFL, you need a team full of 50+ players with a revolving door every single season.
 

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5 titles + going on 20 years of winning 60% of your games > than any nfl football coach...

Bonus points for Pop coaching in division year in and year out where 80% of the teams in it make the playoffs...

Last time Jets made the playoffs...Bills made the playoffs:mjlol:...Dolphins made the playoffs :mjlol:

Bonus points for Pop revolutionizing the game of basketball...first guy to prioritize the corner 3...first guy to covet euro players...first guy to prioritize rest and injury prevention over winning...

Bonus points for Pop extending his coaching and front office tree all over the league...Mike Brown...the other brown in philly...jacque vaughan...coach bud...danny ferry...sam presit...sean marks...steve kerr...

Someone name the assistants and gm's under :beli: who have gone on to have any sort of success in the league...?

Do the warriors even exist as we know them without kerr borrowing heavy from Pops playbook...I'm going to say...hell fukking no...

Pop is the reason why the superfriends team was a fad in the nba and not the blueprint...

And now he one player from building one himself:mjlol:
 

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5 titles + going on 20 years of winning 60% of your games > than any nfl football coach...

Bonus points for Pop coaching in division year in and year out where 80% of the teams in it make the playoffs...

Last time Jets made the playoffs...Bills made the playoffs:mjlol:...Dolphins made the playoffs :mjlol:

Bonus points for Pop revolutionizing the game of basketball...first guy to prioritize the corner 3...first guy to covet euro players...first guy to prioritize rest and injury prevention over winning...

Bonus points for Pop extending his coaching and front office tree all over the league...Mike Brown...the other brown in philly...jacque vaughan...coach bud...danny ferry...sam presit...sean marks...steve kerr...

Someone name the assistants and gm's under :beli: who have gone on to have any sort of success in the league...?

Do the warriors even exist as we know them without kerr borrowing heavy from Pops playbook...I'm going to say...hell fukking no...

Pop is the reason why the superfriends team was a fad in the nba and not the blueprint...

And now he one player from building one himself:mjlol:

1. Belichick has four rings in the salary cap era, which is a much more difficult cap to deal with than the NBA's. Oh, and 60% winning is better than a 73% winning percentage that Belichick has in New England, which includes his first season and season with Matt Cassel?:mjlol:.

2. Those that have not had success elsewhere just shows how great Belichick is, in that his greatness can't be replicated.

3. You mention Steve Kerr when the Warriors success has little to do with him.:mjlol:.

4. Winning in the NFL is substantially more difficult than in the NBA where two or three players can deliver you 50+ and 60+ win seasons on an annual basis.

5. His record against non-AFC East teams is better than his record against AFC East teams.

6. Four rings in the NFL as THE head coach is is a superior accomplishment to winning even five or six rings in the NBA.
 

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neither has shyt on Joe Torre
Yes. But there's a special place in hell for Torre.
He single handedly cost the Yankees the 2004 ALCS by refusing to steal against Wakefield. And refusing to insert Kenny Lofton into games.

What a fukking a$$hole.
2004 was all his fault.
Not ARod. Not Rivera. Not anybody.
Goddamn Torre.
 

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Yes. But there's a special place in hell for Torre.
He single handedly cost the Yankees the 2004 ALCS by refusing to steal against Wakefield. And refusing to insert Kenny Lofton into games.

What a fukking a$$hole.
2004 was all his fault.
Not ARod. Not Rivera. Not anybody.
Goddamn Torre.
My blame for that goes to steinbrenner for signing sheffield over Vlad that off season....Vlad would've came to NY for sure.

:mjcry:
 

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> belicheat
 

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Coach Pop:
19 straight years in the playoffs
5 NBA titles
Total Finals record: 20-7
3 time Coach of the Year

:ahh:
 

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Coach Pop:
19 straight years in the playoffs
5 NBA titles
Total Finals record: 20-7
3 time Coach of the Year

:ahh:


he lost 3 to Detroit, 4 to the heat and 1 to the heat

dude should have 8 finals losses, right?


still better than that incestual Belichick
 
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