Knicks hire Mike Brown as head coach, former 2-time NBA Coach of the Year
Briefly

Mike Brown has been hired as the new head coach for the New York Knicks after Tom Thibodeau's firing. His contract is valued at $40 million for four years. Brown is a two-time NBA Coach of the Year and is known for his championship experience, including four titles as an assistant coach. He inherits a competitive roster, aiming to lead the team to its first championship in 52 years, following two seasons with at least 50 wins and recent playoff successes.
Mike has coached on the biggest stages in our sport and brings championship pedigree to our organization. His experience leading the bench during the NBA Finals, winning four titles as an assistant coach, and his ability to grow and develop players will all help us as we aim to bring a championship to New York for our fans.
With what is expected to be a loaded roster that already includes star point guard Jalen Brunson, power forward Karl-Anthony Towns, and small forward OG Anunoby, Brown will be expected to at the very least get the Knicks to the NBA Finals sooner rather than later.
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