Jackson: Rambis Would Fit Well On Hornacek's Staff
Phil Jackson is once again publicly endorsing Kurt Rambis, this time for an assistant coaching job under Jeff Hornacek.
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Phil Jackson is once again publicly endorsing Kurt Rambis, this time for an assistant coaching job under Jeff Hornacek.
Jeff Hornacek didn't take long to crack his first joke as the Knicks' new head coach.
As is common with Phil Jackson news conferences, what he said Friday left more questions than it gave answers.
It's official: Jeff Hornacek is the Knicks' new head coach.
The Knicks and Jeff Hornacek have reprotedly agreed to a three-year contract to make him the team's next head coach.
If Derrick Williams and Arron Afflalo opt out of their contracts, the Knicks could have enough available under the salary cap to six a player to a max contract.
Everything Phil Jackson said when he addressed the media after the season pointed elsewhere for a Knicks coach. But there always seems to be a method to his madness.
A deal has reportedly been reached in principle but no official announcement is expected Thursday.
Ira Winderman, who covers the Miami Heat for the Sun-Sentinel, appeared as a guest on Mike Francesa's show Thursday and gave his opinion on the Knicks reportedly hiring Jeff Hornacek as their new head coach.
"As a coach, you know, he hasn't been around that long," he said.
Porzingis, the fourth overall selection in last year's draft, averaged 14.3 points, 7.3 rebounds and 1.9 blocked shots per game.
Jeff Hornacek is reportedly set to become the 28th coach in New York Knicks history. Here's a look at the man, both on and off the court.
Hornacek ran a heavy pick-and-roll and 3-point-reliant system in Phoenix, something Jackson has publicly expressed disdain for.
The New York Knicks reportedly have a new head coach.
Here is a look at five men who would be a poorer choice than Rambis to lead the Knicks.
