Will he be remembered as the Chicago Bulls basketball coach that had Michael Jordan, or the Los Angeles Lakers coach that had Kobe/Shaq, then multiple more titles with Kobe/Gasol?

You should honestly be banned from starting threads dude. Every thread you start should have a poll and none of them ever do.

He'll be remembered for both.

It all depends on who you talk to.

People who crank off to MJ will say the Bulls' coach and same if you jerk off to Kobe=Lakers.

If you can remember the Bulls in the hey day (I was in grade school/junior high) you'll either say Bulls or both

There'd be a small group (mostly 21 years old and younger) who would say he's the Lakers' coach; mostly because they can't remember the Chicago Dynasty.

He will be known for out kicking his coverage.

He said it best in his interview on ESPN.

Worldwide he will be known as the Bulls coach; but to basketball fans/enthusiasts of the last 10-15 years, he will be remembered as a Lakers coach.

To me, he will be remembered as the greatest coach to ever sit on a bench in the NBA.

wildcats20;611225 wrote: To me, he will be remembered as the greatest coach to ever sit on a bench in the NBA.

And to a lot of others.