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Chip Engelland

Chip Engelland

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Oct 9, 2026

Ben DuBoseHOST
21:21
So beyond just Tari being in a better mental head space, I'm watching his shooting.
Ben DuBoseHOST
21:26
To me, he's the guy who might have the most immediate Chip Engelland bump.
Ben DuBoseHOST
21:30
You know, ever since the Rockets hired Chip this off-season, there's been all this talk about what he can do for Sengun and Amen.
Ben DuBoseHOST
21:37
To me, at least in the immediate short term, that's a bit more pie in the sky.
Ben DuBoseHOST
22:36
And so hopefully him being in a better head space will help with that.
Ben DuBoseHOST
22:39
But I also think the fact that we had a pretty significant sample with Tari hitting threes at high volume, and now he's in even better shape, that's something to work with.
Ben DuBoseHOST
22:50
And so to me, Tari is the w- the low-hanging fruit for Chip Engelland to work with.
Ben DuBoseHOST
22:55
If you can get Tari more consistent from three, turn his...
Wes GoldbergHOST
35:38
Mm.
Mike ShearerHOST
35:38
Chip Engelland, widely regarded as the premier shooting coach in the league, made his name for himself on the Spurs where he was for like almost two decades.
Mike ShearerHOST
35:48
Kawhi Leonard was obviously his Mona Lisa, rebuilding that thing-
Wes GoldbergHOST
35:51
[laughs]
Wes GoldbergHOST
37:20
I think it totally counts.
Wes GoldbergHOST
37:21
I don't think you cheated.
Wes GoldbergHOST
37:22
Um, most Houston fans are looking at Chip Engelland be like, "This is an Assir Thompson hire." Or an Amen Thompson hire, sorry.
Wes GoldbergHOST
37:30
An Amen Thompson hire.
Matt MooreHOST
6:34
I believe in the young guys." Uh, big thing that, that hasn't gotten talked about enough, read this from The Chronicle the other day.
Matt MooreHOST
6:40
Chip Engelland was working with both Domantas Sabonis and Amen Thompson the other day, shooting coach that was famous from the Spurs and then worked with OKC and got their shooting up.
Matt MooreHOST
6:48
Now with the Rockets, he was working with Amen, uh, not only on his three-point shot, but also at the free throw line, which Ime Udoka said his free throw shooting was unacceptable.
Wes GoldbergHOST
6:58
Mm.
Jonathan DrapkinHOST
32:12
So one goes all the way back to when Coach K started.
Jonathan DrapkinHOST
32:16
Chip Engelland.
Jonathan DrapkinHOST
32:18
And the reason we know Chip Engelland is he's the, he's the shooting whisperer.
JackHOST
32:22
Yep, that's who I know him-
Jonathan DrapkinHOST
32:23
Teams bring...
Brian WindhorstHOST
39:01
Oh, okay.
Tim MacMahonHOST
39:01
The Rockets brought in Chip Engelland.
Brian WindhorstHOST
39:03
Right.
Brian WindhorstHOST
39:03
That's right.
Tim MacMahonHOST
39:38
Um, obviously, he made Doka in Houston, and then the Jazz made a run at him too.
Tim MacMahonHOST
39:43
Will Hardy was a longtime Pop assistant as well.
Tim MacMahonHOST
39:47
Um, but he's, he's with the Rockets, and you know, the Rockets recently put out on social media, you know, Chip Engelland at work, and you can guess who he was working with.
Brian WindhorstHOST
39:58
Somebody named Amen?
Michael ShapiroGUEST
12:54
Let's start with the simplest route.
Michael ShapiroGUEST
12:56
If you have a rising star that has a shooting problem, what do you do? You hire Chip Engelland, right? So the Rockets have brought in the famed shooting coach who was with the San Antonio Spurs and Oklahoma City Thunder.
Michael ShapiroGUEST
13:09
Of course, had Kawhi Leonard as kind of a star pupil.
Michael ShapiroGUEST
13:12
A- and listen, this is a pretty big project for Chip, and he's starting with the Rockets here.
Michael ShapiroGUEST
13:57
And to become the guy, to become an all-NBA player, he's really gonna need to improve in that.
Michael ShapiroGUEST
14:03
I think, frankly, the sample and the volume, Jackson, is gonna be pretty important here, and I think that's something that can improve pretty quickly.
Michael ShapiroGUEST
14:10
Um, Kawhi Leonard, before Chip Engelland, or in his first season with the Spurs, he takes 32% of his shots from the mid-range.
Michael ShapiroGUEST
14:18
In his second season, after one full season with Engelland and an off-season, that becomes 51% of his shot diet, right? Last year, Amen Thompson, only 10% of his shots came from 10 to 16 feet, right? He's basically allergic to this mid-range area.

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