As New York Nix continued to hit hurdles in his hunting for a head coach, one he bid farewell to teams and fans on Wednesday last week.
Tom Thibodo said that in a full-hit advertisement, he removed him in the New York Times, which reflects his five sessions as a head coach.
“With the world’s best fans for the world’s best city: thanks,” his message began.
His firing by team president Leon Rose came to the final of the Eastern Conference Eastern conference, three days after the loss of season-end game 6, the farthest Nix was upgraded to Postsen in a fourth century.
“When I was hired in 2020, I said that this was my dream work. I am thankful that dreams became a reality. Thank you for our players and coaching staff, who gave everything, and everyone who makes this franchise special. Proud of everything that fulfills me together, in which four playoffs showed and have been in the final of this year – 25 years.”
Where a coach goes from here to rent, is seen.
Several outlets reported on Wednesday that Mavricks rejected Nix’s request to talk to Jason Kid, which holds a record of 179–149 since the 2021–22 season has a record of 179–149 since the chief coach of Dallas.
Several reports said on Tuesday that Minnesota Timberwells and Houston Rockets dismissed Nix’s request to talk with their head coaches – Chris Finch and IME Udoka.
67-year-old Thibodo compiled a record of 226–174 (.565) in a regular season, which includes 51–31 finish this season. He was 24–23 in the playoffs with New York.
In July 2024, Thibodo signed a three-year extension through 2027–28, priced at $ 10 million to $ 11 million per season.
Kid signed a multier contract extension with Dallas in May 2024.
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