Now three candidates – Nori and two former head coaches Mike Brown and Taylor Jenkins – have done formal interviews for the Knicks' vacancy. — Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) June 24, 2025 ...

Minnesota assistant coach Micah Nori became the third person to discuss the vacancy with the Knicks earlier this week, joining former head coaches Taylor Jenkins and Mike Brown, a league source ...

Brown has a 454-304 record in 758 games with three different teams over 11 seasons. He most recently coached the Sacramento Kings, who fired him on Dec. 27 after a 13-18 start to the 2024-25 season.

Mike Brown led the Sacramento Kings to the playoffs in 2023, their first appearance since 2006, and was voted Coach of the Year. He has a career record of 454-304 and previously won the coaching ...

Brown, Taylor Jenkins, Micah Nori, James Borrego and Dawn Staley all spoke to the Knicks about their head coaching job after the team was denied permission to speak with the Mavericks’ Jason ...

Per SNY's Ian Begley, former Sacramento Kings coach Mike Brown "has made a good impression during the interview process and garnered support." Begley also noted that James Borrego, Taylor Jenkins ...

New York went through an intense head coaching search before it landed on Brown. In addition to Brown, they interviewed Taylor Jenkins, James Borrego, Micah Nori, and Dawn Staley, all of whom are ...

The Knicks quickly identified Brown as a candidate they wanted to speak with, while also discussing the job with former Memphis Grizzies coach Taylor Jenkins and current assistants James Borrego ...

Meanwhile, New York signing Brown ends a four-week search, where the front office interviewed candidates such as Taylor Jenkins, James Borrego, Micah Nori and Dawn Staley, according to Begley.

The New York Knicks are giving Mike Brown a very big payday to become their new head coach. The Knicks agreed to a four-year, $40 million contract with Brown this week, according to Ian Begley of SNY.