Most of the games train: Brooklyn Nets

The Brooklyn Nets had 29 head coach in their franchise story, although only one thing led the team to a championship. Let us highlight your five best managers of all time in the trained games.

Kevin Loughy

615 games (1973-81)

Loughy became head coach of ABA New York Nets in 1973-74. The team went 55:29 in its first season and won the ABA championship. The networks won at least 55 games in the first three seasons in which Loughy trained the team. They won a second ABA championship with him in 1976, and Loughe trained the franchise for five seasons in the NBA. During the regular season, he put together a career network record of 297-318. The Loughy 21-13 teams went to the playoffs.

Lawrence Frank

466 games (2004-09)

Frank spent four seasons as assistant coach in the networks before he had his first opportunity to become head coach in the 2003/04 season. While the team never won more than 49 games with Frank at the top, they made four trips to the playoffs and reached the semi -finals of the Eastern Conference three times. Frank ended with a regular season record of 225-241 and a playoff record from 18 to 20.

Kenny Atkinson

308 games (2016-20)

Atkinson spent seven seasons in the league as an assistant coach before the Nets gave him his first opportunity to become head coach in 2016-17. The team went 20-62 this season, although in 2018-19 he finally went on a single trip to the playoffs. Brooklyn was equipped against the 76s in five games. Atkinson was then released in the 2019-20 season, with the nets a start of 28-34. He ended with a nets record of Nets from 118-190. Atkinson is currently head coach of the Cavaliers.

Byron Scott

288 games (2000-04)

Scott went 26-56 in his first season as head coach of NETS (2000-01). The next season they went 52-30 and reached the NBA final that they had lost to the Lakers. They went 49-33 in the following season and made another finale just to remove the Spurs. Scott was released after the nets had dropped from 22 to 20 from 2003 to 2004. He was replaced by Lawrence Frank. Scott ended his term 149-139 in the regular season and 25-15 in the playoffs.

Lou Carnesecca

252 games (1970-73)

Carnesecca trained the Nets for three seasons in ABA, from 1970 to 1971. The team reached the playoffs every year, especially the ABA final 1971-72 against the Pacers. Carnesecca put together a regular season record of 114-138 with the NETs; During the playoffs he went 13-17.