counts the past head coaches of LeBron James, champion coach Vogel is his eighth.
counts the past head coaches of LeBron James, one of the greatest players in NBA history, and Vogel, who led the Lakers to the championship this year, is his eighth.
1. James’ first head coach: Paul Silas
LeBron James was selected by the Cleveland Cavaliers as the No. 1 overall pick in 2003. The first head coach to coach James is Paul Silas. Silas is also a coach with rich experience in coaching in the league. He is a famous former NBA player, coaching NBA teams in 875 games.
He is a coach who admires James very much. When James was a rookie season, he just played 22 games early in the season and traded Ricky Davis, who was once known as the draft pick James to the Cavaliers to assist me. Celtics. Cavaliers coach Silas thoroughly built the team with LeBron James as the core and traded out players who were excluded from James. The status of James on the team as a rookie is already a superb treatment for players. Z1z
Silas coached James for most of the season. His first season was 35 wins and 47 losses, and the team did not make the playoffs. In the second season, he was fired by the team when his coaching record was 34 wins and 30 losses.
2. James' second head coach: Brandon Malone
After Silas was fired by the team, the Cavaliers assistant coach Brandon Malone was righted up as the head coach. Malone coached the Cavaliers for the remaining 18 games of the 2004-05 season. The coaching result was 8 wins and 10 losses. The Cavaliers lost in the final playoff spot and missed the playoffs. Brandon Malone, who led 18 games, did not get the Cavaliers' contract extension.
3. James' third head coach: Mike Brown
At the beginning of the 2005-06 season, the 35-year-old Mike Brown was appointed as the head coach of the Cavaliers. He is one of the youngest head coaches in NBA history. Mike Brown is the coach who has coached LeBron James for the longest time. He has coached James for 5 seasons. In these five seasons, the Cavaliers have all made the playoffs. The team also reached the finals in the 2006-07 season, but unfortunately was swept out by the Spurs. In the 2008-09 season, the Cavaliers' regular season record was 66 wins and 16 losses, and Mike Brown won the title of best coach in the league.
With the Cavaliers being eliminated by the Celtics in the semifinals in the 2010 season playoffs, the team fired the team's head coach Mike Brown on May 24, 2010. The Cavaliers fired head coach Mike Brown and failed to retain LeBron James. James brought his talent to the Miami Heat.
4. James’ fourth head coach: Eric Spoelstra
At the beginning of the 2010-11 season, LeBron James switched to the Miami Heat. The team’s head coach is the confidant of the godfather Pat Riley = iron hit Coach Eric Spoelstra. Spoel has coached James with the Heat for 4 years. The team has reached the finals 4 times and won the championship 2 times. The coach, players and the team have all won great honors.
5. James’ fifth head coach: David Blatter
At the beginning of the 2014-15 season, LeBron James returned to his hometown of the Cleveland Cavaliers, and the team also invited European coach David Blatter. Blatter also coached the Cavaliers for most of the season, including the 2014-15 season team reached the finals, regrettably lost to the Warriors. In the mid-to-late 2015-16 season, the Cavaliers waived David Blatter and reinstated assistant coach Teren Lu as the team's head coach. European coach David Blatter coached the Cavaliers in 123 games and achieved a good score of 83 wins and 40 losses.
6. James' sixth head coach: Tyron Lu
At the beginning of the second half of the 2015-16 season, Tyron Lue was appointed as the head coach of the Cavaliers. He led the Cavaliers to a championship that year, setting an NBA record for winning the championship halfway through coaching the team.
Tyronn Lue coached James for more than two seasons. He scored 120 wins and 76 losses in the regular season, reached the finals three times and won one championship.The coaching result in the playoffs was 41 wins and 20 losses.
7. James’ seventh head coach: Luke Wharton
2018-19 season LeBron James switched to the Los Angeles Lakers, the Lakers coach at the time was Luke Wharton. Walton Jr. coached the Lakers throughout the 2018-19 season, but James only played 55 games this season due to a groin injury, and his 55 games were 28 wins and 27 losses. The Lakers fired Walton Jr. in the summer of 2019 and hired former Pacers coach Vogel as their head coach.
8. James' eighth head coach: Frank Vogel
The 2019-20 season, LeBron James ushered in the eighth head coach of his career. Vogel coached the Lakers this season and achieved a regular season record of 52 wins and 19 losses, ranking second in the league. In the playoffs and finals, Vogel coached the Lakers to win the 17th championship in franchise history, and James won the FMVP.
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