Doc Rivers Done Say Oddsmakers

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As we trundle toward the end of the NBA regular season, the chatter around coaches retaining their current positions heats up.

Doc Rivers is making the most headlines as it appears his days in Milwaukee are numbered.

The respected Marc Stein wrote in his "Sunday Best" piece that a league source told him that "there's going to be 8 to 12 [coaching changes]." 

Oddsmakers certainly follow Stein and respect his words, but they disagree with his sources on this one.

BetOnline.ag has posted a full market for which of the 30 current NBA coaches will return to their teams. Six men are favored to not return while the other 24 have favorable odds.  

And, technically, Jordi Fernandez has 1/1 or 50/50 odds, so it's really just five who are odds-on favorites to be fired.

Of course, the big question is...will any of the coaches who have been tasked with tanking get canned? Would seem somewhat unfair to be in that position and then lose your job.

Rivers, Nick Nurse, Jamahl Mosley, James Borrego and Doug Christie are all favored to be fired on the list below.

To Be Head Coach of Current Team - 2026-27 Season

Doc Rivers+1000
Nick Nurse+600
Jamahl Mosley+500
James Borrego+500
Doug Christie+300
Jordi Fernandez+100
Tuomas Iisalo-300
Brian Keefe-300
Steve Kerr-500
Darko Rajakovic-500
Will Hardy-500
Ime Udoka-1000
Billy Donovan-1000
Tyronn Lue-3000
Mike Brown-3000
Jason Kidd-3000
JJ Redick-3000
Chris Finch-5000
Kenny Atkinson-5000
Quinn Snyder-5000
Tiago Splitter-5000
David Adelman-7500
Jordan Ott-7500
Charles Lee-7500
Rick Carlisle-10000
Erik Spoelstra-10000
Joe Mazzulla-10000
JB Bickerstaff-10000
Mitch Johnson-10000
Mark Daigneault-10000

- BetOnline Press

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