Knicks Rumors: Warriors' Mike Brown to Interview for NY's Head Coach Job

The New York Knicks continue to expand their list of potential head coaching candidates.

Per Shams Charania of The Athletic and Stadium, the Knicks will interview Golden State Warriors associate head coach Mike Brown.

The Knicks appear to be casting a wide net, though Tom Thibodeau is believed to be the favorite for the job, per Stefan Bondy of the New York Daily News.

According to SNY.tv's Ian Begley, New York is expected to interview between eight to 10 candidates before making a final decision. Marc Stein of the New York Times added the Knicks' coaching search is expected to extend into July.

Other candidates expected to interview include Orlando Magic assistant Pat Delany and Philadelphia 76ers assistant Ime Udoka.

Mike Miller took over as interim head coach for the Knicks in December, replacing David Fizdale, who was fired Dec. 6 after a 4-18 start. The team went 17-27 in 44 games under Miller, but the Knicks' 2019-20 campaign ended early, as they weren't among the 22 clubs invited to Orlando for the season restart.

Brown has been an associate head coach for the Warriors since the 2016-17 season. The 50-year-old owns a 347-216 record as a head coach between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Los Angeles Lakers.