The New York Knicks’ head coaching search finally wrapped up this past week. After a month without a head coach, […]

The Knicks have already formally interviewed Mike Brown, Taylor Jenkins and Mikah Nori for their head coaching job.

The New York Knicks' unique attempts at filling their current head coaching vacancy has made for one of the league's most notable charades in the month since th

While the Knicks requested quite a few interviews with current NBA head coaches, they were quickly turned down by those teams. That set the search back a bit, but New York has continued pushing forward with a few candidates. One of the most notable candidates for the job as of right now is none other than Mike Brown.

Jalen Brunson reacts to news about the Knicks coaching search. Discover what this means for the team's future.

The New York Knicks are making notable progress in their head coach hiring process this week, as they have reportedly narrowed down the pool to three candidates so far.

Details on Mike Brown's second interview, who else might get a second meeting, and the Knicks' contact with Dawn Staley.

The Knicks then attempted to interview several sitting head coaches, including Kidd, Ime Udoka (Houston Rockets), Chris Finch (Minnesota Timberwolves), Billy Donovan (Chicago Bulls) and Quin Snyder (Atlanta Hawks).

The Clippers, Jazz and Heat are involved in a three-team trade that is sending Norman Powell to Miami, John Collins to L.A. and Kevin Love, Kyle Anderson and a 2027 second-round Clippers draft pick to the Jazz, according to ESPN's Shams Charania.