Report: Former Cavaliers coach Mike Brown in the mix for Sixers job
The Philadelphia 76ers are in the midst of a coaching search for the first
time since 2013 after firing Brett Brown on Monday and there is already a
list of candidates for the position. However, there appears to be a new name
thrown into the mix as well.
According to Keith Pompey of the Philadelphia Inquirer, former Cleveland
Cavaliers coach Mike Brown could be thrown into the mix as well.
Brown has a career coaching record of 347-216 including a record of 305-187
with the Cavaliers as he guided them to an NBA Finals appearance in 2007. He
also spent some time as coach of the Los Angeles Lakers for a season and then
five games into the following season.
Obviously, Brown has had a lot of success in his career, but Tyronn Lue
probably makes the most sense for this specific group of Sixers. They need a
guy who is going to demand respect from day 1 and that is what Lue offers as
well as being a very good X’s and O’s coach. General manager Elton Brand
mentioned what he is looking for in a new coach so it remains to be seen what
he and his staff will do.
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聯盟消息說現在勇士隊助理教練Mike Brown也是76人教練人選之一
76人希望找一位經驗豐富的教練來執教Joel Embiid 跟 Ben Simmons
Brown執教生涯347勝216敗 在騎士湖人當過主教練 在巫師馬刺溜馬當過助理教練
2007年帶領騎士殺到總冠軍賽 最後敗給馬刺