Jerry Sloan will be part of the Hall of Fame in the NBA

The current Utah Jazz coach, Jerry Sloan, who throughout his career he has won more than 1,100 victories, will be part of the Hall of Fame in the NBA.

Jerry Sloan is the symbol of continuity. The veteran coach has two records to his credit: a greater number of consecutive seasons with a winning record (more wins than losses) with 16 and   Coach is the most consecutive seasons has been on the same team, with 20 (Utah Jazz). It is the coach who has won more games with one team, with 1041 victories with the franchise from Salt Lake City, though he has never won a ring (the year he painted best to achieve that success appeared to stop Michael Jordan).

Presiding, Michael Jordan will be another Hall of Fame members who accesses this year, particularly in September. Along with Sloan and Jordan, an old acquaintance of theirs two, the historical leader in assists: John Stockton. John Stockton was the basis for the Jazz and Jerry Sloan had a coach since 1989.

Just the opportunity to coach a player like him once in a lifetime.

Jerry Sloan on John Stockton

Karl Malone may be elected to the Hall of Fame from next season, thus preventing its entry in the same year as his teammate John Stockton of adventures. And this year women's coach also enter Vivan Stringer.

However, the Hall of Fame returns to forget Don Nelson, now manager of Golden State Warriors and is second on the list of coaches with more victories, trailing only Lenny Wilkens.