With New York Niches coming to the final in 25 years, coach Mike Brown, who was on new work, considers that the team faces high expectations in 2025-26.
And Brown is ready to hug them.
Brown said during his introductory news conference on Tuesday, “No one has any great hope.” “My expectations are high. It is Nix and Madison Square Garden. It is iconic. … I love and embrace the expectations coming with it.”
Officially hired as the head coach of Nax, Brown, 55, emphasized that stars Jalen Brunson and Carl-Antony Town, Mitchell Robinson and Nawagantukas Jordan Clarkson and Gurschon Yabusale closes closely by major frontcourt contributors like Jordan Clarkson and Gurschon Yabusale.
At the end of the day, however, “it’s about relationships,” brown said, with players and coaches, who were listed.
“It’s about belief,” Brown said. “Once you increase the relationships, you can talk openly about anything you need to go in the direction you need to go. I am going to be open and honest with them, and I am sure they are going to be open and honest with me.”
Two -time coaches of the year, Brown captured Nix after the previous stent with Cleveland Cavelliers (twice), Los Angeles Lake and Sacramento Kings. In parts of 11 sessions as a head coach, he has set a 50–40 playoff records and now wants to guide the nix for the franchise’s first NBA Championship since 1973.
Brown said, “To do a lot of work.” “But I am eager to start.”
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