It s a wall again! The Knicks poached Hawks coach was rejected. He has been blocked by the Rockets and three other teams before

On June 12, according to famous reporter Shams, the New York Knicks have applied to have a conversation with Atlanta Hawks coach Quinn Snyder, but were firmly rejected by the other party. Including the Hawks, the Knicks have been denied a meeting with their coach by four teams, the other three are the Mavericks, the Rockets and the Timberwolves.

Snyder, 58, has coached for more than two years in the Hawks, coaching a total of 185 regular season games, achieving 86 wins and 99 losses, with a winning rate of 46.5%, coaching 6 playoffs, 2 wins and 4 losses, with a winning rate of 33.3%. The Hawks missed the playoffs with 40 wins and 42 losses this season.

Previously reported that the Mavericks explicitly rejected the Knicks' application to have a conversation with Jason Kidd. Sources confirmed that Kidd, like Rockets coach Uduka and Timberwolves coach Finch, both of his teams refused New York's interview permit requests.

Uduka and Finch both led their respective teams to achieve great results this season: the Rockets ended the four-year playoff drought as second in the West, while the Timberwolves entered the division finals for the second consecutive year.

The Knicks started a search for new coaches after accidentally fired Thibodeau last week - Thibodeau previously led the team to the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time after 25 years. Jay Wright, who has coached three Knicks active starters at Villanova University, reportedly told New York that it had no intention of accepting the position last week.