Despite recent interest from teams such as San Antonio and Memphis, it appears assistant coach Royal Ivey is staying with Ime Udoka in Houston.

There are only a few weeks until the NBA draft and the start of free agency, and intrigue is steadily building about what the Houston Rockets might do this offseason. The Rockets mostly control their own fate when it comes to the current roster,

The New York Knicks are in the midst of an intense head coaching search after they let go of Tom Thibodeau following their Eastern Conference Finals exit.

Per ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith, who happens to be a longtime Knicks fan, that’s the message he’s seemingly heard from Houston. Ime Udoka is one of the best coaches in the NBA. This brother is something better.

As the Knicks' coaching search continues, The Athletic's Sam Amick reports that 2023 Coach of the Year Mike Brown and Taylor Jenkins are believed to be targets. Both Brown and Jenkins were coaching at the beginning of the 2024-25 season, with Brown in Sacramento and Jenkins in Memphis.

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There will be no shortage of candidates. Colleague Sam Quinn made the case for seven candidates that could be in the running, starting with recently fired Denver Nuggets coach Michael Malone. But the Knicks may also have some interest in coaches who are already employed with other teams, and I'm not talking about assistants.

Neither Houston nor Dallas would be likely to give New York permission to talk to their coaches, so what is the plan in New York?