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Knicks set to interview Taylor Jenkins, Mike Brown

Knicks Reportedly Met With 'F*** No' Responses When Requesting Coach Interviews

Chris Finch has helped turn Anthony Edwards into a superstar in Minnesota. And Udoka led the Rockets to a breakout season and is widely seen as a coach on the rise. But none of those teams had any interest in cooperating with the Knicks.

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Knicks coaching search: New York to formally interview Taylor Jenkins, Mike Brown next week, per reports

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Knicks reportedly set to interview Taylor Jenkins, Mike Brown to become next head coach

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Will anybody coach the New York Knicks? It’s a fair question.

The Knicks had a wonderful energy about them as recently as a few weeks ago.

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SB Reacts: Jason Kidd’s going to stay, we think

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How 2023 Trade With Indiana Pacers Helped Get Tom Thibodeau Fired By Knicks

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Report: Knicks to interview Mike Brown, Taylor Jenkins for coaching vacancy

South Africa completed a successful pursuit of the joint second-highest winning fourth-innings total in test history at Lord's.

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Insider Reveals Scenario Where Jason Kidd, Billy Donovan Would Take Knicks Job

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Knicks Finally Schedule Interviews for 2 'Leading' Head Coach Prospects

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Knicks denied permission to interview Kidd, Udoka and Finch in coaching search, AP sources say

The New York Knicks were denied permission to speak with coaches Jason Kidd of Dallas, Ime Udoka of Houston and Chris Finch of Minnesota in a slow start to find Tom Thibodeau’s replacement.

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Knicks set to interview Taylor Jenkins, Mike Brown next week: Sources

they might be open to joining the Knicks. In addition to Jenkins and Brown interviewing next week, New York is also expected to start contacting organizations to speak with assistant head coaches ...

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Bulls Working on Contract Extension for Head Coach Billy Donovan Amid Knicks Interest

According to NBA insider Marc Stein, Chicago is in the process of finalizing a contract extension for Donovan. The 60-year-old has just one year remaining on his current contract, and with New York snooping around, the Bulls are ensuring they're not in line to join the league's head coaching carousel this offseason.