Knicks' Mike Brown Shares Honest Tom Thibodeau Message originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The New York Knicks are coming off a season in which they reached the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time since 2000, though they were unable to make the NBA Finals after being eliminated by the Indiana Pacers.

Stefan Bondy reports that Mike Brown will hire a new associate head coach, which could significantly change the staff's dynamic.

The New York Knicks made it clear when they fired Tom Thibodeau that anything short of an NBA championship isn't good enough.

Brown understands the assignment at Madison Square Garden and is embracing the championship-or-bust expectations that come with his new job.

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

Brown was hired as the Cavs’ new head coach on June 2, 2005, for the first time. He came back in 2013, but that’s another story. Twenty years ago, Brown became an NBA head coach for the first time. Twenty-years later,

The Knicks and Suns have a reported interest in assistant coach Darvin Ham, but there is an issue in relation to the Bucks.