The New York Knicks have a problem: they don’t have a head coach. After the Knicks were eliminated by the Indiana Pacers in the Eastern Conference finals, the organization fired Tom Thibodeau from the head coaching position.

As if their rejection wasn’t firm enough, the Chicago Bulls perhaps officially charged at the idea of the New York Knicks hiring their head coach Billy Donovan.

Messes: Anyone want to coach the Knicks? It’s like the old saying goes: Four strikes, and you’ve still got to hire a coach. The Knicks had a wonderful energy about them as rec

New York's coaching search is off to a rocky start. Now that a number of high-profile names are out of the running, who is favored to land the gig?

After the team reached out to franchises with sitting head coaches and was met with several rejections, the Knicks are set to interview former Sacramento Kings head coach Mike Brown and former Memphis Grizzlies coach Taylor Jenkins next week,

One name that has repeatedly surfaced as a Knicks possibility is Kevin Durant. The Suns are likely looking to trade him after their calamity of a season in which they missed the playoffs despite having the highest payroll in the history of the NBA.

The Knicks' coaching search spirals after firing Thibodeau. Kendrick Perkins calls it "malpractice" as top candidates reject the franchise.

Looking at the New York Knicks, JB Bickerstaff can relate to the recently fired Tom Thibodeau. After the head coach helped the Knicks develop into a legitimate