Rejected again, New York becomes the laughing stock of the league! 2 major reasons for team record: poaching famous coaches + chasing stars

If you are rejected again, the New York Knicks will become a laughing stock in the league! The team record revealed two major reasons why the Knicks kept poaching the head coaches of other teams, including introducing famous coaches + helping to pursue stars.

New York was rejected again

According to famous reporter Shams, the Knicks have requested negotiations with Atlanta Hawks coach Quinn Snyder, but the Hawks firmly rejected it.

The result is not surprising, because this is not the first time the Knicks applied to interview the head coach of other teams. The Knicks had previously invited Timberwolves coach Finch, Rockets coach Uduka and Mavericks coach Kidd, but they were all decisively rejected.

It is very interesting that the Hawks star Trae Young also appeared under this tweet and joked: "Don't come here!"

What's even more interesting is that less than two hours later, the Bulls and team reporter K.C. Johnson revealed that the Knicks also applied to the Bulls for interviewing Bulls coach Billy Donovan.

The result was also decisively rejected by the Bulls. The latter had no intention of changing coaches at all, and he appreciated Donovan's coaching and communication talents and the skills of establishing connections with players and teams.

In this way, since the firing of Thibodeau, the Knicks applied for interviews with five active coaches, namely Uduka (Rockets), Kidd (Mavericks), Finch (Timberwolves), Schneider (Hawks) and Donovan (Bulls).

Knicks became a laughing stock

Tripped the Thibodeau who led the team back to the playoffs, and then tried to poach other team coaches for successive attempts to poach the head coaches of other teams but was rejected, making the Knicks a laughing stock in the eyes of the US media.

Lakers reporter Harrison Faigen posted a post to tease: "The Knicks tried to contact ChatGPT and wanted to hire an AI version of John Wooden (one of the most legendary coaches in American basketball history) to coach, but was decisively rejected."

US media "NBA" Memes used O'Neal's free throw to tease the Knicks, writing: "The Knicks pursued the coach's shooting percentage, just like O'Neal's free throw."

The famous mouth Barkley even publicly criticized the Knicks on the show. Barkley said: "The Knicks are the stupidest team in the world. They cut off a good coach without any plans."

"How good Thibodd did! As a result, they have been rejected 5 times now, but they don't even have an alternative plan. I really don't know what other underworld operations they will do."

Because the news of the Knicks being rejected appeared in the G3 of the Finals, McConnell and Mathering became surprises again, so the famous reporter Tim Reynolds also used this to tease the Knicks: "The Knicks applied for interview with McConnell and Mathering."

Team reporter revealed two major strategies

Facing the Knicks, team reporter James L. Edwards III and the US media "CBS" gave two major explanations one after another.

The reason is that the Knicks know that they are the only team in the market where the coach position is vacant, so they will not make hasty decisions on the selection of new coaches. Therefore, they will confirm the accessibility of potential candidates one by one in order to strive to introduce a famous coach who can lead the team to win the championship.

The US media "CBS" used the Knicks' previous pursuit of the Mavericks coach Kidd pointed out the Knicks' little thought, which is to try to pursue superstars like Antetokounmpo by introducing some specific coaches.

It is not ruled out that the Knicks will eventually introduce their favorite coach through transactions. Such operations are not an isolated case in the NBA.

In 1992, the Bucks had two second round picks, Mike Dunleavy, a first-round draft pick in the 1995 Heat and $1 million in cash, Riley from the Knicks, two second-round picks in the 2007 Magic got Van Gundy from the Heat, a first-round pick in the 2013 Clippers got Rivers from the Celtics, and two second-round picks in the 2014 Bucks got Kidd from the Nets.