迈阿密热火队主教练埃里克·斯波尔斯特拉有12万个获胜的理由。
赚12万。
《国际商业时报》的一篇文章透露，斯波尔斯特拉每胜至少12万美元。它引用了Patch去年1月的一份报告：
这位49岁的老人今年的收入是300万美元。来自Patch的一份报告显示，2020年1月热火队0.51%的胜利率意味着斯波尔斯特拉每胜至少能赚12万美元。教练们确实会得到比赛奖金，而且他们的成就也会被解锁，这意味着他每胜一场的薪水可能会更高
如果这是准确的话，埃里克·斯波尔斯特拉已经为热火队本赛季迄今为止的53场胜利（包括季后赛）赢得了至少630万美元的额外收入。一点也不坏，对于一个1995年从低级开始担任视频协调员的人来说。
2008年帕特·莱利退休后不久，这位温文尔雅的导师接手了热火队。从那时起，他已经在南部海滩赢得了两个总冠军，执掌着勒布朗-詹姆斯、德怀恩-韦德和克里斯-波什的三巨头时代。他创造了567胜392负的战绩，获胜率为0.591%，在至少五个赛季的现役教练中排名第三。奇怪的是，他还没有赢得年度最佳教练梅子。
补丁报道还说，据报道，斯波尔斯特拉是NBA第六高收入的教练。他是达拉斯小牛队的里克卡莱尔、圣安东尼奥马刺队的格雷格·波波维奇、洛杉矶快船队的里弗斯、华盛顿奇才队的斯科特·布鲁克斯和底特律活塞队的德万·凯西。
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Erik Spoelstra gets a huge bonus for every game Heat wins, total amount revealed
原文：
Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra has 120,000 reasons to win.
Make that $120,000.
An article from the International Business Times revealed that Spoelstra earns at least $120,000 per win. It quoted a report from Patch last January:
âThe 49-year-old is earning $3 million this year. A report from Patch revealed that a 0.51 win percentage of the Heat in January 2020 means that Spoelstra is earning at least $120,000 per win. Coaches do receive game bonuses and for achievements unlocked, which means his per win game salary could become much bigger.â
If that is accurate, Erik Spoelstra has already earned at least an extra $6.3 million for the Heatâs 53 wins so far this season, including the playoffs. Not bad at all for someone who started from below the ranks as a video coordinator in 1995.
The mild-mannered mentor took over the Heat in 2008 shortly after Pat Riley retired. Since then, he has delivered two titles in South Beach, steering the Big Three era of LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Bosh. He has compiled a 567-392 record for a .591 winning percentage, which is third-best among active coaches with at least five seasons. Curiously, he has yet to win the Coach of the Year plum.
The Patch report also said Spoelstra is reportedly the NBAâs sixth highest-paid coach per win. He is behind the Dallas Mavericks’ Rick Carlisle, San Antonio Spurs’ Gregg Popovich, Los Angeles Clippers’ Doc Rivers, Washington Wizards’ Scott Brooks, and Detroit Pistons’ Dwane Casey.
