http://www.nba.com/lakers/releases/160701assistant_coaches
The Los Angeles Lakers today announced the hiring of Associate Head Coach
Brian Shaw and Assistant Coach Jesse Mermuys to Head Coach Luke Walton’s
coaching staff. In addition, Mark Madsen has been retained as an Assistant
Coach.
Shaw returns to the Lakers organization after winning five championships with
the franchise; three as a player (2000-02) and two as an assistant coach
(2009 and 2010). The Oakland native brings a wealth of coaching experience to
the bench after serving as Head Coach of the Denver Nuggets for two seasons
(2013-15), Associate Head Coach of the Indiana Pacers for two years
(2011-13), and seven seasons as an assistant coach with the Lakers (2004-11).
In Indiana, Shaw helped lead the Pacers to the postseason both years,
including a run to the 2013 Eastern Conference Finals. Before joining the
Lakers bench, the 50-year-old served as a scout for the team for the 2003-04
campaign after concluding his playing career as a Laker following the 2002-03
season.
Credited with the development of young players at each of his coaching stops,
Shaw also played for the Boston Celtics, Miami Heat, Orlando Magic, Golden
State Warriors, Philadelphia 76ers, and Portland Trail Blazers during his NBA
career, and spent the 1989-90 season playing professionally in Italy.
Madsen has served as an assistant coach with the Lakers for the past two
seasons, and spent the 2013-14 season behind the bench as a player
development coach for the organization. The Danville, CA native won two NBA
Championships with the Lakers in 2001 and 2002, and played a total of nine
seasons with Los Angeles and the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Following his playing career, Madsen served as an assistant coach during the
2009-10 season with the Utah Flash of the NBA D-League before returning to
his alma mater, Stanford University, where he earned his MBA from the
Stanford Graduate School of Business in 2012. That same year, he was named an
assistant coach on Stanford Head Coach Johnny Dawkins’ staff and spent the
2012-13 season working in recruiting, opponent game planning, and player
skill development.
Mermuys comes to the Lakers from the Toronto Raptors organization, where he
most recently served as Head Coach of their NBA D-League affiliate, Raptors
905. Under Mermuys’ watch as the first coach in the history of the
franchise, Norman Powell developed and played a crucial role in the 2016
postseason, Greg Smith earned a call-up and was signed for the remainder of
the season by the Minnesota Timberwolves, and Axel Toupane was named the
D-League’s Most Improved Player in addition to earning a multi-year contract
with the Denver Nuggets.
The University of Arizona graduate was a Raptors Assistant Coach on Dwane
Casey’s staff for the 2013-14 and 2014-15 seasons, and coached Toronto’s
entry in the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas in 2014 and 2015. His prior NBA
experience includes spending the 2012-13 season with the Houston Rockets as
Assistant Coach/Director of Player Development. He also worked for the Denver
Nuggets for four seasons, serving as video coordinator, advance scout, and
ultimately assistant coach/advanced scout.
With an extensive background in player development, the Tucson, AZ native
held a number of coaching, basketball operations, and video coordinator
positions at Arizona, New Mexico State, Southern Utah, Pima Community
College, and Salpointe Catholic High School. Mermuys played collegiately at
Glendale Community College in Glendale, AZ.
大意
Brian Shaw (BS)以助理教練身分回歸
Mark Madsen繼續留下來擔任助理教練
另外聘請一位新的助理教練Jesse Mermuys
他的資歷暴龍D-League總教練/暴龍助教
火箭助教/球員發展
金塊助教/球員發展