GDiama
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An empty chair would mean no difference, which I did not say.
Let's flip this a bit to test your theory:
You think coaching is very important correct? The average team spends about $115m on players and that number would likely be higher if it weren't for the salary cap and tax pentalties. The average NBA coach makes $3m and there are ZERO salary cap or tax implications on those dollars spent.
If great coaches made a massive difference in relation to talent, economics would say they would be paid accordingly. Teams would be crazy to not throw $30m, $40m, $50m A YEAR to a coach if it meant an extra 10 wins a year, that would be great value. Instead, they pay their coaches vet minimum salaries.
To me, the clear conclusion is that they think the difference from an ok coach to great coach just isn't that impactful and isn't worth the money.
Why do you think coaches are unpaid this badly if having a great one is so important?
Respectfully i will pass on arguing with you that coaching is important in basketball. I don't see the point. For me it feels like you say earth is flat.

What is with this team Are we cursed?