Knicks Continue Coaching Search, Jason Kidd Remains Possible Candidate

The New York Knicks have embarked on an aggressive search for a new head coach following the dismissal of Tom Thibodeau after a season that saw them reach the Eastern Conference Finals. Their top candidates include Dallas Mavericks' Jason Kidd, Memphis Grizzlies' former coach Taylor Jenkins, and former Sacramento Kings coach Mike Brown. Despite initial resistance from the Mavericks to allow Kidd to interview, there remains a possibility he could join the Knicks, especially if contract extension talks with Dallas falter. Jenkins, who was recently fired by Memphis, is set to be the first interviewed and has generated enthusiasm among Knicks fans as a modern basketball coach. The Knicks are maintaining a broad search strategy, keeping options open while aiming to secure a coach capable of leading them to a championship. Reports suggest that both Kidd and Chicago Bulls' Billy Donovan could become available if their current teams do not offer contract extensions, making them potential options for New York.