The New York Knicks, unafraid to target the presently-employed in building this upcoming season's coaching staff, around Mike Brown, have expressed some desire

If LeBron James requests a trade from the Los Angeles Lakers, the NBA legend will be heavily linked to the New York Knicks. Why? Well, because it’s New York, the biggest media market, and the Knicks have Leon Rose and Mike Brown.

“Phoenix and now New York — after the hiring of Mike Brown as the Knicks' new head coach — have expressed interest in trying to hire Darvin Ham away from the Bucks, The Stein Line has learned," wrote Stein.

The New York Knicks have searched high and low for a new head coach. Did the organization finally land on the right one?

The New York Knicks have officially named Mike Brown as their next coach. Brown, 55, has previously served as head coach of the Cleveland Cavaliers (twice), Los Angeles Lakers and most recently, the Sacramento Kings.

The Knicks tabbed Mike Brown to be their new head coach, replacing Tom Thibodeau. Here are some notes on his record, history as an NBA coach.

Tom Thibodeau had a lot of success with the Knicks, but Mike Brown is a good bet to take them to the next level.

"After a thorough and extensive search process, we are pleased to announce Mike Brown as the head coach of the New York Knicks," Knicks president Leon Rose said in a statement. "Mike has coached on the biggest stages in our sport and brings championship pedigree to our organization."

Mike Brown addressed the New York Media for the first time after being hired as the head coach of the New York Knicks on Tuesday.

Ian Begley says, Mike Brown signed a four-year, $40 million deal with the New York Knicks. The deal signals a huge investment.

Former Trail Blazers center Deandre Ayton was introduced as a new member of the Los Angeles Lakers this week. During the press conference, Ayton said he learned a lot during his two seasons in Portland but was looking forward to winning with the Lakers.