NBA Coach of the Year: November 20th, 2021 | Latest Power Rankings by Sportskeeda

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr
Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr

#3 Quin Snyder

Utah Jazz head coach Quin Snyder
Utah Jazz head coach Quin Snyder

Previous week's NBA Coach of the Year Power Ranking - 3rd (-)

Last Week: Games played - 3; Games won - 2; Games lost - 1

Overall: Games played - 15; Games won - 10; Games lost - 5

Offensive Rating: 113.4 (1st of 30)

Defensive Rating: 104.1 (4th of 30)

Average Points Scored: 111.4 (3rd of 30)

Average Points Conceded: 102.3 (4th of 30).

The Utah Jazz have consistently been one of the most dominant teams in the NBA Western Conference. They currently hold a 10-5 record, and are third in the conference standings.

The Jazz are one of just three teams in the NBA who are top five in both offensive and defensive ratings. Moreover, the Jazz have improved their net rating from last week. They were third in offensive and sixth in defensive rating, but are now first and fourth in those categories, respectively.,Salt Lake City and Vivint Arena were voted as the best home-court advantage in the NBA in the league's 2021 Annual GM Survey. The Utah Jazz currently have the third-best home record in the NBA at 6-2. Donovan Mitchell is 13th in the league in scoring 24.3 points per game. Meanwhile, Rudy Gobert is, once again, leading the DPOY race.


#2 Monty Williams

Phoenix Suns head coach Monty Williams
Phoenix Suns head coach Monty Williams

Previous week's NBA Coach of the Year Power Ranking - 2nd (-)

Last Week: Games played - 2; Games won - 2; Games lost - 0

Overall: Games played - 15; Games won - 12; Games lost - 3

Offensive Rating: 109.4 (11th of 30)

Defensive Rating: 103.7 (3rd of 30)

Average Points Scored: 110.7 (4th of 30)

Average Points Conceded: 104.9 (10th of 30).

The Phoenix Suns have quietly embarked on an impressive 11-game winning streak, the longest in the NBA at the moment. They have taken care of business and defeated teams they were supposed to beat. The Suns started the season losing three of their first four games, but have won every match since then.

The Suns had abysmal defense to begin the season, especially from the perimeter. They were ranked 30th in three-pointers allowed and 20th in defensive rating. They are now third in defensive rating. So coach Monty Williams deserves his due credit.


#1 Steve Kerr

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr
Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr

Previous week's NBA Coach of the Year Power Ranking - 1st (-)

Last Week: Games played - 4; Games won - 3; Games lost - 1

Overall: Games played - 16; Games won - 14; Games lost - 2

Offensive Rating: 113.0 (2nd of 30)

Defensive Rating: 100.1 (1st of 30)

Average Points Scored: 113.9 (1st of 30)

Average Points Conceded: 100.9 (2nd of 30).

Steve Kerr won his first Coach of the Year award in 2015-16 when he coached the Golden State Warriors to an NBA-record 73-9 season. He might win his second award this season.

The Warriors are first in offensive rating and points scored and second in points conceded and defensive rating. They have absolutely obliterated their opponents in third quarters, outscoring them by 124 points, the highest in the league by a margin of 74 points.

The Golden State Warriors are ranked first in a bevy of different categories in the NBA. That includes three-point shooting, assists rate, fast break points per game, eFG% (effective field goal), TS% (true shooting), among others.

Stephen Curry is the sweeping favorite for the MVP award this season, and the rest of the team is operating with incredible chemistry. They have defeated the LA Lakers, Brooklyn Nets and Chicago Bulls in their first 16 games, and have a league-best 8-1 home record. They are leading the NBA with a 14-2 record and are projected to 65 games.

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