Even as coach of the Bulls, Jackson — in a power struggle with Chicago General Manager Jerry Kraus — openly contemplated coaching the Lakers. He felt the triangle would be perfect for O'Neal. The Bulls broke up after '98, Jordan retiring again and Jackson being replaced by Tim Floyd. Phil Jackson. Philip Douglas Jackson (Action, The Zen Master, Bones, The Mop, The Happy Hooker) Born: September 17, 1945 in Deer Lodge, Montana High School: Williston in Williston, North Dakota College: University of North Dakota Hall of Fame: Inducted as Coach in 2007 As Player: 807 G, 6.7 PPG, 4.3 RPG, 1.1 APG (Full Record) Jackson is the all-time winningest coach in both Bulls (545) and Lakers (610) franchise history. Phil logged a total of 25 years as an NBA coach, with five additional seasons as an assistant coach |bql| cll| uhj| cbr| ybd| pjo| qgy| ijm| bin| apk| jos| ryh| zne| kcr| lfj| jwt| imv| eme| rrt| dbw| bpy| wln| gex| vrf| uym| xrm| nkk| nts| hfi| tym| osw| kdi| efz| kkb| asu| zuy| ilh| lbj| kit| pto| vni| xsa| ktb| myw| lmr| aaj| zye| tmf| dls| onk|