Right move imo. 

I experienced Thibs w Wolves and I don’t think Knicks will take a next step with him (his defense first, non experimental approach is high floor but lower ceiling)

cc @erik what you think?

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I would have been really excited if Knicks hired Nori. He’s smart af

Mike Brown giving “won’t get fired for choosing IBM”… disappointing outcome

Tough but right move. Wdyt about resigning Randle btw?

I could definitely see that. Great coach for a rebuild and to get young guys in line imo

problem is he doesnt listen to people.
he's really stubborn.

not a good learning mindset; the knicks deserve an aggressive young coach.

As a bulls fan I unfortunately agree. My feeling is that he’d have to have an offensive wizard as his top asst and obviously those types of people are hard to come by and retain 

Most lottery teams should take a good look at Thibs, although selfishly I’d love to hear him call games

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Still not convinced this was the right decision 

 I don't think the Knicks get back to the ECF next year but I hope i'm wrong

surprised that i was right about sports?

you'll learn, @garrett. you'll learn. 🤣 jk jk

like i said – they'll hire mike malone if they're smart.

Right call. He was the guy to the Knicks here, but not the guy to take them all the way. 

Knicks need to make other moves this offseason as well.

HES FIRED?!!! Watch them take it all next year and win.

Great move his coaching style is exposed year after year

Thibs raises the floor with defense and effort, but his rigid, 
non experimental style can limit a team’s ceiling especially in the playoffs