What strange transactions have taken place in the NBA?

To say that the biggest deal in NBA is to exchange the head coach, of course, the stupidest deal is also to trade the head coach. Get Garnett and Rivers, Dean Drew Jordan and two draft picks. In fact, the loser is of course the party being traded. In fact, it seems that the party who proposes the transaction will lose more, but it will be beneficial in the long run.

Most NBA coaches have player experience, but they are divided into fame and size. Early coaches didn't play NBA, but most of them also played some minor league or college games. Around the 1960s, coaches had to wear several hats. For example, Hannum and Decher, vultures, are both coaches and players. Cardinal and Celtic president, scout head coach is also responsible for driving the bus for the team. Many players have retired and will begin to learn to be coaches. Jackson, Adelman, Riley and Si Long are actually very good players-Jackson won the championship with new york, Adelman was the captain of the Rockets, Riley University was the star and served as the backup for West in the Lakers, and Si Long was the best defender in the 1970s-including Larry Brown Sr, the first assists champion in the NBA.

Some of them go directly to the NBA as teaching assistants, such as Riley; Some go back to university to teach, such as Larry Brown; Some people do basic training everywhere, and then go back to the NBA, such as Si Long. A considerable number of coaches are assistant coaches. As far away as Riley, Jackson, Si Long and Chuck Daley, as far away as Michael Brown and Sebodu. There are also some people who become head coaches directly after they become famous in universities, such as Larry Brown. How difficult is it to train a coach? ...

It feels like a joke. It's not easy to train a coach. I think when Yue came, Van Gundy was also traded. In short, it is the exchange of draft picks, players and coaches.