As a Knick fan do you want Jackson ? If not who is your pick ?

Paris907 wrote:Jack Maloney CBS Sports. Ogden just repeated it.

link it.

This is not a rumor, it's total speculation, as in, IF this happens, maybe this will be considered.

All of this is kinda sloppy

We will see I guess in a couple of weeks.

TripleThreat wrote:

Paris907 wrote:I was reading 'Knicks Rumors: Mark Jackson a candidate to be next head coach' on NY Basketball for iOS and I thought you might be interested in reading it too.

As a Knick fan do you want Jackson ? If not who is your pick ?

I used to be neighbors with a guy who was married for about 10 years to literally one of the craziest women I've ever met in my entire life. And I've spent time in Persia. ( I never thought I'd meet a woman who was not Persian to be as crazy as Persian chicks, but I guess I was wrong...) He had kids with her and when they got divorced he got financially blown up. I mean f**ked for life financially. Those kids predictably had problems too. So what does he do? Immediately remarry. To a single mom with a screwed up set of kids of her own. And then he takes in her parents as well, who are nutters.

He got clear of some toxic BS drama that financially stripped him of everything and what does he do? Dip his feet back into the fire and double down on more crazy.

The Knicks DIVORCED some serious drama in Melo and Phil Jackson. Just toxic for this team.

So the answer is to bring in a high maintenance morale killer like Mark Jackson into the fold?

This makes about as much sense as putting back on your dirty @ss rancid gym clothes after you've just taken a shower.

Boggles the mind.

Good Analogy! But I would not get on the knicks for this as its not really a rumor but speculation. OGDEN takes some liberties. IT might be rumored thru sources JH might be on the way out but his reason for Jax are very weak. Blogs are not accountable to the degree beat reporters are.
IT would be “Typical knicks move” but in my opinion would be a backwards move for them. This front office seems to be constructing a forward thinking model. I can’t see Jax as a bonafide candidate. he might interview for appearances but I’d be surprised if he got the gig.

Let's start with Borrego. The 40-year-old began his NBA journey with the Spurs in 2003 as an assistant video coordinator. He was part of the Spurs' staff for seven years and contributed to two NBA championship teams in 2005 and 2007. Borrego left the team to join former Spurs assistant Monty Williams in New Orleans.

After his stint with the then-Hornets, he joined Jacque Vaughn as the lead assistant for the Magic. This would lead to his brief run as interim coach in 2015. The Magic hired Frank Vogel, and that pushed Borrego back to where he started — in San Antonio, working with Popovich.

"I knew he was special when he was a video guy," Popovich said. "He worked so hard, and he also worked smart. That's a very rare combination. He played the game in college, so he can relate to players in a different way. But he also learned to coach the old-fashioned way. There are so many things he does well as a teacher. There is a reason why people around the league love him and keep trying to hire him away from me."

Has connections to Perry with the Magic. Only 40 yrs old, molded by Pop and the Spurs.

newyorknewyork wrote:While doing a random amature coaching search, James Borrego popped up.
http://www.sportingnews.com/nba/news/nba-coaches-available-fired-news-2018-replacement-bucks-suns-grizzlies-david-fizdale/w7ss2ybldscp1wqubfvk4yltg

Let's start with Borrego. The 40-year-old began his NBA journey with the Spurs in 2003 as an assistant video coordinator. He was part of the Spurs' staff for seven years and contributed to two NBA championship teams in 2005 and 2007. Borrego left the team to join former Spurs assistant Monty Williams in New Orleans.

After his stint with the then-Hornets, he joined Jacque Vaughn as the lead assistant for the Magic. This would lead to his brief run as interim coach in 2015. The Magic hired Frank Vogel, and that pushed Borrego back to where he started — in San Antonio, working with Popovich.

"I knew he was special when he was a video guy," Popovich said. "He worked so hard, and he also worked smart. That's a very rare combination. He played the game in college, so he can relate to players in a different way. But he also learned to coach the old-fashioned way. There are so many things he does well as a teacher. There is a reason why people around the league love him and keep trying to hire him away from me."

Has connections to Perry with the Magic. Only 40 yrs old, molded by Pop and the Spurs.