'Suitcase Larry' Brown is taking his act to the Big Apple as coach of the struggling Knicks

Posted Jul 31, 2005

The modern young worker may change jobs seven to 10 times in a career. Consider Larry Brown merely ahead of his time. Brown, a 64-year-old New Yorker, just took his 11th coaching job, sideline boss of the woefully ineffectual and grotesquely selfish Knickerbockers, the odorous opposite of everything he teaches. (Winston-Salem Journal)

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