Best/worst dressed coaches of all time

SweetBro · Post #61 » by **SweetBro** » Mon Apr 30, 2018 12:30 pm

Sam Mitchell is always wearing some Original Kings of Comedy-ass suits. John Thompson at Georgetown back in the day would have some real nice suits.

John Murdoch · Post #62 » by **John Murdoch** » Mon Apr 30, 2018 12:32 pm

Pinkyring wrote:
ellobo wrote:Larry Brown had a pretty bad decade.

Guy coached an nba game in overalls?

Correction, overalls with a visible cameltoe

dacrusha · Post #63 » by **dacrusha** » Mon Apr 30, 2018 12:48 pm

Everyone talks about Sam Mitchell as some fashion leader, but his horrible double breasted zoot suits were always way too big. Now that he's not a coach, he's dressing better, but back with the Raptors, he was a real eye sore on the court

The_Hater · Post #64 » by **The_Hater** » Mon Apr 30, 2018 1:01 pm

Don Nelson was always stylish.

Pachinko_ · Post #65 » by **Pachinko_** » Mon Apr 30, 2018 1:07 pm

John Murdoch wrote:
Pinkyring wrote:
ellobo wrote:Larry Brown had a pretty bad decade.

Guy coached an nba game in overalls?

Correction, overalls with a visible cameltoe

Man, I cringe just thinking what's going on on the back
And the look of the dude with the headphones worries me LOL

Peja Stojakovic · Post #66 » by **Peja Stojakovic** » Mon Apr 30, 2018 1:21 pm

WalkOnAir wrote:Dr Jack Ramsey had some pretty nice suits.

JunkYardDog6ix · Post #67 » by **JunkYardDog6ix** » Mon Apr 30, 2018 1:51 pm

Pat Riley has that Cosa Nostra look

Collymore · Post #68 » by **Collymore** » Mon Apr 30, 2018 2:05 pm

celtics543 wrote:
Bolivar wrote:
Collymore wrote:I never understood why so many 50+ year americans wear the MC Hammer suit pants. It's not one or two sizes off, it's 10-15.

Those are not even that bad, to put things into perspective:

My personal favorites being front row 3rd and 5th from left (sorry, I don't recognize the players ). The latter "almost" makes it work with a friendly smile and confidence, but the 3rd from left looks like he just went to a store with ready-made suits, asked for the biggest that they have ever done and proceeded to checkout.

And as ridiculous as this looks now, the tight form fitting suits would have looked ridiculous then. This picture in 2003 was normal. Those were my high school days and everyone wore stuff that was too big for them because the baggy look was in. Depending on body type I'd almost prefer it to this generation of clothes that "fit" but in actuality are usually too tight for the person trying to squeeze into them.

I hear you but there is baggy and there is just plain wrong. The stuff Heinrich and the guy next to Melo is wearing has never been "in" anywhere I lived or visited but I've spent most of my time in Europe. The dude in the middle front looks like he has a suit tailor made by Ermenegildo Zegna himself but it would look baggy today. :lol:

eddieewhat · Post #69 » by **eddieewhat** » Mon Apr 30, 2018 4:02 pm

Bolivar wrote:
Collymore wrote:I never understood why so many 50+ year americans wear the MC Hammer suit pants. It's not one or two sizes off, it's 10-15.

Those are not even that bad, to put things into perspective:

My personal favorites being front row 3rd and 5th from left (sorry, I don't recognize the players ). The latter "almost" makes it work with a friendly smile and confidence, but the 3rd from left looks like he just went to a store with ready-made suits, asked for the biggest that they have ever done and proceeded to checkout.

TJ Ford suit is the only one that looks somewhat normal

Torgeir Bryn · Post #70 » by **Torgeir Bryn** » Mon Apr 30, 2018 4:43 pm

Collymore wrote:
celtics543 wrote:
Bolivar wrote:
Those are not even that bad, to put things into perspective:

My personal favorites being front row 3rd and 5th from left (sorry, I don't recognize the players ). The latter "almost" makes it work with a friendly smile and confidence, but the 3rd from left looks like he just went to a store with ready-made suits, asked for the biggest that they have ever done and proceeded to checkout.

And as ridiculous as this looks now, the tight form fitting suits would have looked ridiculous then. This picture in 2003 was normal. Those were my high school days and everyone wore stuff that was too big for them because the baggy look was in. Depending on body type I'd almost prefer it to this generation of clothes that "fit" but in actuality are usually too tight for the person trying to squeeze into them.

I hear you but there is baggy and there is just plain wrong. The stuff Heinrich and the guy next to Melo is wearing has never been "in" anywhere I lived or visited but I've spent most of my time in Europe. The dude in the middle front looks like he has a suit tailor made by Ermenegildo Zegna himself but it would look baggy today.

McGrady almost drowned in this one:

kwajo · Post #71 » by **kwajo** » Mon Apr 30, 2018 6:03 pm

Laimbeer wrote:

Hey, that sweater is amazing, I would totally wear that.

Shout out to Jerry Stackhouse in the G-League, he's got some great suits:

ForeverTFC · Post #72 » by **ForeverTFC** » Mon Apr 30, 2018 6:16 pm

Collymore wrote:
celtics543 wrote:
Bolivar wrote:
Those are not even that bad, to put things into perspective:

My personal favorites being front row 3rd and 5th from left (sorry, I don't recognize the players ). The latter "almost" makes it work with a friendly smile and confidence, but the 3rd from left looks like he just went to a store with ready-made suits, asked for the biggest that they have ever done and proceeded to checkout.

And as ridiculous as this looks now, the tight form fitting suits would have looked ridiculous then. This picture in 2003 was normal. Those were my high school days and everyone wore stuff that was too big for them because the baggy look was in. Depending on body type I'd almost prefer it to this generation of clothes that "fit" but in actuality are usually too tight for the person trying to squeeze into them.

I hear you but there is baggy and there is just plain wrong. The stuff Heinrich and the guy next to Melo is wearing has never been "in" anywhere I lived or visited but I've spent most of my time in Europe. The dude in the middle front looks like he has a suit tailor made by Ermenegildo Zegna himself but it would look baggy today.

Man I don't know if you're being serious with not knowing names, but I really hope not because it makes me feel really old.

Front 3rd form left - Kirk Hinrich
Front 5th from left - Dwayne Wade
"Guy next to Melo" - Jarvis Hayes (s/o 2mas)
"Dude in the Middle" - TJ Ford

2Mas · Post #73 » by **2Mas** » Mon Apr 30, 2018 6:24 pm

ForeverTFC wrote:
Collymore wrote:
celtics543 wrote:
And as ridiculous as this looks now, the tight form fitting suits would have looked ridiculous then. This picture in 2003 was normal. Those were my high school days and everyone wore stuff that was too big for them because the baggy look was in. Depending on body type I'd almost prefer it to this generation of clothes that "fit" but in actuality are usually too tight for the person trying to squeeze into them.

I hear you but there is baggy and there is just plain wrong. The stuff Heinrich and the guy next to Melo is wearing has never been "in" anywhere I lived or visited but I've spent most of my time in Europe. The dude in the middle front looks like he has a suit tailor made by Ermenegildo Zegna himself but it would look baggy today.

Man I don't know if you're being serious with not knowing names, but I really hope not because it makes me feel really old.

Front 3rd form left - Kirk Hinrich
Front 5th from left - Dwayne Wade
"Guy next to Melo" - Jarrett Jack
"Dude in the Middle" - TJ Ford

Guy next to Melo is Jarvis Hayes man not Jarrett Jack. Hayes aka dude i never understood why he wasn't better lol.

ForeverTFC · Post #74 » by **ForeverTFC** » Mon Apr 30, 2018 6:30 pm

2Mas wrote:
ForeverTFC wrote:
Collymore wrote:I hear you but there is baggy and there is just plain wrong. The stuff Heinrich and the guy next to Melo is wearing has never been "in" anywhere I lived or visited but I've spent most of my time in Europe. The dude in the middle front looks like he has a suit tailor made by Ermenegildo Zegna himself but it would look baggy today.

Man I don't know if you're being serious with not knowing names, but I really hope not because it makes me feel really old.

Front 3rd form left - Kirk Hinrich
Front 5th from left - Dwayne Wade
"Guy next to Melo" - Jarrett Jack
"Dude in the Middle" - TJ Ford

Guy next to Melo is Jarvis Hayes man not Jarrett Jack. Hayes aka dude i never understood why he wasn't better lol.

Oh damn you're right. Guy went from nobody to even more of a nobody on Washington.

eddieewhat · Post #75 » by **eddieewhat** » Mon Apr 30, 2018 6:35 pm

ForeverTFC wrote:
Collymore wrote:
celtics543 wrote:
And as ridiculous as this looks now, the tight form fitting suits would have looked ridiculous then. This picture in 2003 was normal. Those were my high school days and everyone wore stuff that was too big for them because the baggy look was in. Depending on body type I'd almost prefer it to this generation of clothes that "fit" but in actuality are usually too tight for the person trying to squeeze into them.

I hear you but there is baggy and there is just plain wrong. The stuff Heinrich and the guy next to Melo is wearing has never been "in" anywhere I lived or visited but I've spent most of my time in Europe. The dude in the middle front looks like he has a suit tailor made by Ermenegildo Zegna himself but it would look baggy today.

Man I don't know if you're being serious with not knowing names, but I really hope not because it makes me feel really old.

Front 3rd form left - Kirk Hinrich
Front 5th from left - Dwayne Wade
"Guy next to Melo" - Jarvis Hayes (s/o 2mas)
"Dude in the Middle" - TJ Ford

Who is the guy inbetween Wade and Lebron? I dont know why its not coming to me

Post #76 » by **Stanford** » Mon Apr 30, 2018 6:39 pm

bargnanimvp wrote:
eddieewhat wrote:Still can’t get that image out of my head of Larry Brown couching in overalls

for the time they aren't really out of place

And pretty much everything about the ABA was weird as ****.

Rich Michmond · Post #77 » by **Rich Michmond** » Mon Apr 30, 2018 6:40 pm

eddieewhat wrote:
ForeverTFC wrote:
Collymore wrote:I hear you but there is baggy and there is just plain wrong. The stuff Heinrich and the guy next to Melo is wearing has never been "in" anywhere I lived or visited but I've spent most of my time in Europe. The dude in the middle front looks like he has a suit tailor made by Ermenegildo Zegna himself but it would look baggy today.

Man I don't know if you're being serious with not knowing names, but I really hope not because it makes me feel really old.

Front 3rd form left - Kirk Hinrich
Front 5th from left - Dwayne Wade
"Guy next to Melo" - Jarvis Hayes (s/o 2mas)
"Dude in the Middle" - TJ Ford

Who is the guy inbetween Wade and Lebron? I dont know why its not coming to me

Reece Gaines

Post #78 » by **ken6199** » Mon Apr 30, 2018 6:43 pm

celtics543 wrote:
Bolivar wrote:
Collymore wrote:I never understood why so many 50+ year americans wear the MC Hammer suit pants. It's not one or two sizes off, it's 10-15.

Those are not even that bad, to put things into perspective:

My personal favorites being front row 3rd and 5th from left (sorry, I don't recognize the players ). The latter "almost" makes it work with a friendly smile and confidence, but the 3rd from left looks like he just went to a store with ready-made suits, asked for the biggest that they have ever done and proceeded to checkout.

And as ridiculous as this looks now, the tight form fitting suits would have looked ridiculous then. This picture in 2003 was normal. Those were my high school days and everyone wore stuff that was too big for them because the baggy look was in. Depending on body type I'd almost prefer it to this generation of clothes that "fit" but in actuality are usually too tight for the person trying to squeeze into them.

I just never understood the baggy suit pants, whether for NBA bodies, or something like this:

Spoiler:

Shout out to two names that haven't been mentioned so far in this thread.

Kurt Heimlich · Post #79 » by **Kurt Heimlich** » Mon Apr 30, 2018 6:43 pm

Bolivar wrote:
Collymore wrote:I never understood why so many 50+ year americans wear the MC Hammer suit pants. It's not one or two sizes off, it's 10-15.

Those are not even that bad, to put things into perspective:

My personal favorites being front row 3rd and 5th from left (sorry, I don't recognize the players ). The latter "almost" makes it work with a friendly smile and confidence, but the 3rd from left looks like he just went to a store with ready-made suits, asked for the biggest that they have ever done and proceeded to checkout.

Haha great pic - my boy Kirk stylin that 4 button suit.

ForeverTFC · Post #80 » by **ForeverTFC** » Mon Apr 30, 2018 6:47 pm

eddieewhat wrote:
ForeverTFC wrote:
Collymore wrote:I hear you but there is baggy and there is just plain wrong. The stuff Heinrich and the guy next to Melo is wearing has never been "in" anywhere I lived or visited but I've spent most of my time in Europe. The dude in the middle front looks like he has a suit tailor made by Ermenegildo Zegna himself but it would look baggy today.

Man I don't know if you're being serious with not knowing names, but I really hope not because it makes me feel really old.

Front 3rd form left - Kirk Hinrich
Front 5th from left - Dwayne Wade
"Guy next to Melo" - Jarvis Hayes (s/o 2mas)
"Dude in the Middle" - TJ Ford

Who is the guy inbetween Wade and Lebron? I dont know why its not coming to me

Reece Gaines. Played for Louisville, washed out of the NBA.