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Knicks hire Mike Brown, a 2-time Coach of Year

Mike Brown on coaching Knicks: 'Nobody has bigger expectations... than I do'

There are reasons Brown won out on a long and winding coaching search. First and foremost, he's a good coach. Brown is a two-time NBA Coach of the Year who led the LeBron-era Clev

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Knicks fail to pry Pelicans coach away for Mike Brown’s staff

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Knicks introduce Mike Brown: New York coach explains how he'll use Jalen Brunson, embraces title expectations

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Mike Brown, Knicks Receive Bad News on Wednesday

The New York Knicks ended their head coaching vacancy by signing Mike Brown to a four-year, $40 million deal.

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Mike Brown misses out on top Knicks assistant target with James Borrego staying with Pelicans

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New Knicks coach Brown embracing 'high expectations'

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Mike Brown raves about ‘unbelievable’ versatility new additions bring to Knicks

“Again the versatility that Leon [Rose, team president] keeps adding to this team is unbelievable,” Brown told MSG Network.

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What Mike Brown’s introduction revealed about how he’ll coach the Knicks

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New York Knicks hire Mike Brown as new head coach

Mike Brown on coaching the Knicks: ‘Nobody has bigger expectations than I do’

“Nobody has bigger expectations, first of all, than I do,” Brown said. “My expectations are high. This is the Knicks. I talked about Madison Square Garden being iconic. I talked about our fans. I love and embrace the expectations that come along with it. I’m looking forward to it.”

Knicks' Mike Brown emphasizes forming partnership with Leon Rose, goal to build 'sustainable winning culture'

The Mike Brown era began on Tuesday with the Knicks’ new head coach laying out his expectations for the organization and emphasizing the importance of forming a partnership with team president Leon Rose.

The Nets-Knicks rivalry just got personal, with Jordi Fernandez set to face off against mentor Mike Brown

Mike Brown and Nets second-year head coach Jordi Fernandez share a long-standing bond, starting from Fernandez’s time as a player development intern at IMPACT Basketball in Las Vegas.