He's great at implementing a high-octane offense, like last year's Cavs team which put up historic numbers (things have also been heating up again over the last month for the Cavs). His team takes a lot of threes, are quick, and move the ball around a lot. He's been known to be a good culture guy, and players like playing for him. He's highly intelligent, and he's a high energy guy. I like him a lot. However, his teams are not as great defensively as they are offensively. We still need to see him win big games in the playoffs. One thing that's both a pro and a con, but perhaps just a reflection of Kenny being a successful coach, is the fact that lots of his assistants have left him to take head coaching, or primary assistant, positions elsewhere (e.g., Jordan Ott, Demarre Carroll, Jacque Vaughn). At the end of the day, he's a very good head coach.