Knicks s coach selection plan failed: Udukafic is rejected, famous speakers suggest hiring former Warriors coach

On June 11, the Knicks' selection of coaches was rejected again. According to Knicks reporter Ian Begley, the Knicks' search for an interview, Uduka was rejected by the Rockets, and Finney was rejected by the Timberwolves. The famous gush suggested that the Knicks hire former Warriors coach Mark Jackson as the new coach.

Ian Begley reported that people familiar with the Rockets' stance revealed that the Knicks have officially contacted the Rockets to seek permission to negotiate with the opponent's head coach Uduka, but were rejected by the Rockets; the Knicks' attempt to contact Timberwolves head coach Chris Finch was also rejected.

Previously, Rockets reporter Kelly Iko reported that the Rockets management was not interested in any negotiation plan for Uduka to coach in New York. The Rockets and coach Uduka are committed to long-term cooperation and are actively preparing for the busy offseason.

reporter Shams reported that the Knicks requested to communicate and talk with Timberwolves coach Finch and Rockets coach Uduka to inquire about the position of Knicks coach, but they were both rejected. The Knicks can also obtain permission to ask other active coaches in the league.

This season, the Knicks returned to the Eastern Conference Finals after 25 years. Unfortunately, they lost to the Pacers 2-4 and missed the finals. After that, the Knicks quickly made the decision to fire Thibodeau. According to Sydney Knicks owner James Dolan, the owner of Sydney, took the lead in deciding to fire Thibodeau, and Knicks players no longer want to play for Thibodeau. After the Knicks fired the coach, they intend to hire Uduka, Kidd and Finch as the team's new coaches, but the Knicks were rejected one after another. Soon after, famous reporter Sam Amick reported that the Mavericks continued to insist that Kidd would not go anywhere else, and the team generally believes that Kidd will continue to stay next season.

Mavericks general manager Nico Harrison has clearly stated to the new assistant coach Triano that Kidd will continue to stay in the team as head coach; if the Knicks apply for an interview with Kidd, the Mavericks will reject the request of the party.

famous mouth A-Smith suggested that the Knicks hire Mark Jackson as the new coach. Smith said: I will keep mentioning the name Mark Jackson because he has been out of the industry for ten years as a coach. There is no doubt that it was this guy who laid the foundation for the Golden State Warriors before Cole was introduced and took over the team, leveraged the previous foundation and won four championships. Mark Jackson made his mark at Bishop Lochling High School and shined at St. John's University. As a New York Knicks player, he was elected as the Rookie of the Year and is also a well-known NBA commentator. He has a deep understanding, feeling and resonance in New York.

continued: He is a native of New Yorker, so if he is to speak for the New York Knicks, we don't have to worry about hearing the voices of James Dolan (he hides from us) or team chairman Rose (he hides from us too). We've issued a territory-wide announcement to them, and we don't have to worry about people like that, because you have people like Mark Jackson. But I understand that this is likely not going to happen. No one can question Kidd's qualifications, and of course you can't question Mike Malone's qualifications because he is the champion coach.

Who will the Knicks hire as the new coach of the team? Let's wait and see.