Frank Isola On WFAN: Knicks Keeping Kurt Rambis As An 'Offensive Guru' Would Be A Bad Move
"If you're going to bring in a coach, you've got to let him hire his staff because it never works," Isola said.
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"If you're going to bring in a coach, you've got to let him hire his staff because it never works," Isola said.
Various reports have revealed that the Knicks' head coach search has been anything but a sham, regardless of what many believe.
The world finally knows the New York Knicks player Notorious B.I.G. was referencing in "I Got A Story To Tell."
A former All-Star guard with the Suns, Hornacek, 53, returned to his old team in 2013 as coach and went 101-112 and 2 1/2 seasons there.
Fratello has spent parts of 16 seasons as an NBA head coach with the Atlanta Hawks, Cleveland Cavaliers and Memphis Grizzlies.
Before the day's work can begin, there must first be the viewing of the rings. Set atop an oaken pedestal, near the window sit my 11 rings. They are arranged equidistant from one another in a perfect hendecagon.
Anthony is intrigued by the idea of the team hiring former Cavaliers coach David Blatt.
Anthony has three years remaining on his contract and would have to waive his no-trade clause.
What could really be the holdup? Jackson knew since he fired Derek Fisher in February that he would have to make a decision on a head coach this offseason.
The Knicks aren't a player or two away from prosperity. Because they don't have the management to pick those players. Because they don't have the owner to pick the people who pick the players.
Six of the top eight teams in 3-point attempts per game in the playoffs advanced to the second round.
The Sacramento Kings reportedly hired former Grizzlies coach Dave Joerger on Monday, removing one team from the competition as the Knicks search for their new coach.
It's getting excruciating to watch as Phil Jackson deals blow after blow to his legacy.
The Knicks have reportedly reached out to former Pacers coach Frank Vogel to gauge his interest in their head coaching vacancy.
Phil Jackson doesn't give a damn what anybody thinks about him or the way he is exercises his duties as Knicks president. There is no other way to explain the way he is approaching this head coach search.
