After finishing a 17-year NBA career, Jackson became the Golden State Warriors' head coach in 2011 and led the team back to the playoffs in back-to-back seasons. While his time in the Bay Area saw him lead the Dubs back to legitimate status, Mark also faced numerous criticisms of his leadership style inside the locker room.

Noted Knicks fan Stephen A. Smith has an idea. He’d like to see the team target former Knicks point guard and ex-Golden State Warriors coach Mark Jackson. Jackson, 60, went 121-109 in Golden State before getting fired in 2014.

"They've been denied five times this week" - Shams shares that the Knicks coaching search is something that never happened in recent NBA history originally appeared on Basketball Network. The New York Knicks coaching search is unlike any other in the league's history.

Steve Kerr was on the verge of fulfilling his longtime dream of coaching in the NBA. We all know what happened, those of us who still remember Kerr. He took the New York Knicks’ head-coaching job, impressed everyone with his personality and concepts,

Stephen A. Smith makes the case for Mark Jackson to be the Knicks head coach, also saying that Steve Kerr "piggybacked" off him.

Stephen A. Smith recently revealed a surprising candidate that he believes should be considered for the New York Knicks head coaching vacancy.

As the New York Knicks continue their search for a new head coach this offseason, the coaches that they are […]

As I reported Saturday, I have likewise heard from a few well-placed skeptics who believe that the Knicks would be immediately shot down if they do ask.” On Kidd’s interest