Phil Jackson

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Phil Jackson is a legendary NBA coach best known for leading the Chicago Bulls and Los Angeles Lakers to multiple championships using his triangle offense and player-centric, Zen-influenced coaching style.

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instanceOf basketball coach
former professional basketball player
human
authored Eleven Rings: The Soul of Success
Sacred Hoops
championshipsWonAsHeadCoach 11
coachedStarPlayers Kobe Bryant
Michael Jordan
Pau Gasol
Scottie Pippen
Shaquille O'Neal
collegeAttended University of North Dakota
dateOfBirth 1945-09-17
executiveRole President of Basketball Operations for New York Knicks
familyName Jackson
formerPlayerFor Brooklyn Nets
surface form: New Jersey Nets

New York Knicks
fullName Philip Douglas Jackson
givenName Philip
HallOfFameInduction Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
HallOfFameInductionYear 2007
headCoachOf Chicago Bulls
Los Angeles Lakers
knownFor Zen-influenced coaching style
player-centric coaching approach
triangle offense
winning multiple NBA championships as a head coach
leagueCoachedIn National Basketball Association
nationality American
NBAChampionshipSeasonsAsPlayerWithNewYorkKnicks 1969-70
1972-73
NBAChampionshipSeasonsWithChicagoBulls 1990-91
1991-92
1992-93
1995-96
1996-97
1997-98
NBAChampionshipSeasonsWithLosAngelesLakers 1999-2000
2000-01
2001-02
2008-09
2009-10
NBAChampionshipsWithChicagoBulls 6
NBAChampionshipsWithLosAngelesLakers 5
NBAChampionshipsWonAsPlayer 2
nickname Zen Master
philosophicalInfluence Native American spirituality
Chan Buddhism
surface form: Zen Buddhism
placeOfBirth Deer Lodge, Montana, United States
positionPlayed forward
religiousUpbringing Pentecostal Christian
yearsAsHeadCoachOfChicagoBulls 1989-1998
yearsAsHeadCoachOfLosAngelesLakers 1999-2004
2005-2011
yearsAsKnicksPresident 2014-2017

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