Knicks May Be Looking for Way to Part With Brown

The Knicks are tethered to Coach Larry Brown by a contract guarantee of more than $40 million, and as the franchise ponders its next move, that hefty sum may be the main hurdle to a divorce. Distraught over their worst season in 20 years, and over Brown's erratic leadership, Knicks officials have been mulling Brown's future for weeks. But they have yet to decide his fate, presumably because of the millions they owe him over the next four years and because of the picture of defeat a buyout of his contract would represent. (New York Times)

Posted Monday, May 15, 2006 in Basketball Alumni

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