Collaborated with Spencer Brod The New York Knicks were a train wreck when Tom Thibodeau took over as head coach in July 2020. Seven playoff-less years in a row, the lack of an established culture, and an inability to lure star free agents to play for the team headline the circus that was the Knicks in the late-2010s.

As the New York Knicks continue their search for a new head coach this offseason, the coaches that they are targeting are becoming clearer. As of now, Dallas Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd appears to be the guy that they are most interested in.

New York Knicks showed interest in Kevin Durant during the February trade deadline. This happened after coach Tom Thibodeau's departure. ESPN's Ian Begley suggests the deal is unlikely. Durant's contract nears its end,

Did beating the Boston Celtics actually cost coach Tom Thibodeau his job with the New York Knicks? Such a point of view might sound a bit absurd at first glance, but when you take a deeper dive into the concept being floated in such a statement, there is a case to be made that this could be true.

Other longer-shot names to watch: Former Grizzlies coach Taylor Jenkins, UConn coach Dan Hurley, former Hornets head coach and current Pelicans assistant James Borego, Heat assistant coach Chris Quinn.

Knicks starters are a combined minus-29 against the Pacers. They've lost two games by a combined eight points. Is it time for change?

The New York Knicks just completed their first season with Karl-Anthony Towns on the roster. While Towns is under contract for three more seasons with the Knick