Rick Pitino stated he is “absolutely not” interested in the vacant head coach position for the New York Knicks, emphasizing the immense pressure on the next coach to lead the team to the Finals for the season to be considered successful. Pitino, who coached the Knicks from 1987-89 with a record of 90-74 and two playoff appearances, remarked during a Yankees and Guardians broadcast about the expectations surrounding the role. Reports indicate that the Knicks are considering Ime Udoka and Jason Kidd as potential candidates for the position.
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Rick Pitino 'Absolutely Not' Interested In Coaching Knicks
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