MVP CAST: TIM LEWIS
Tim Lewis is our guest on the MVP Cast.
He talks us through his current role as a scout in the NBA, his journey from teacher to becoming a coach and his rise through the ranks in the UK before expanding his horizons overseas and then, the gain and pain of former BBL club Essex Pirates.
He also tells us about the learnings from being around Chris Finch and Nick Nurse on Great Britain’s Olympic teams, why the former is destined to be a NBA head coach and why the latter is a rock star.
And with overseas coaching stops from Japan to Arizona and parts in between, Lewis outlines why young British coaches need to commit fully to making it in the trade if they want opportunities to advance.
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