I just thought of something:
Bill Belichick and Theo Epstein are now considered two of the best in sports management history, both have turned around broken down teams into extreme champion caliber power blocs: New England Patriots for Bill and Boston Red Sox/Chicago Cubs for Theo.
They both play long games with strategic acquisitions, re-organization of coaching staff, and there's a type of camaraderie in the bench within teams they managed.
Their style has worked, so is this the new era of Sports, dominated by New England-system?
Now don't boo me off stage, I am just saying my home managers have done some impressive work at turnaround of badly ranked teams, it just seems like instead of hating against our play style people could learn from it.
I could also mention Doc Rivers and the Boston Celtics/LA Clippers as well, but there's some nuances to Doc that I wouldn't consider part of New England's coaching/management style that Theo and Bill holds.