Larry Brown is the NBA’s nomad as all he does is move to new cities every couple of years and turn his new team into a winner. Brown led the Bobcats to a 35-47 (42.7%) record in his first season there. With Emeka Okafor traded off to the Hornets for Tyson Chandler, Brown has his work really cut out for him this year. Brown has a career regular season record of 1,045-847 (55.2%) and he is also 189-100 (52.9%) in the post season. Brown lead the Detroit Pistons to a NBA Championship during the 2003-2004 season. Brown will have done a great job coaching this team if he can win as many games as he did last season but that won’t be easy.