When discussing the best coaches in the game, Erik Spoelstra often gets left out, only mentioned when talking about the "longest tenured."
I, for one, am sick of "third-longest-tenured-coach" being touted as Spoelstra's most notable accomplishment. When Spo has championship-caliber talent, he wins championships, and he almost always makes the playoffs, regardless of roster. The 2009-2010 Miami Heat team won almost 50 games with Dwyane Wade and practically nothing else, save a defrosted Jermaine O'Neal. During his tenure, the Heat consistently overachieves, the only common thread being Spoelstra (and Udonis Haslem).