As new Phoenix Suns coach Jordan Ott works to build out his staff, one potential name can reportedly be ruled out. Arizona Sports' John Gambadoro reported
The Phoenix Suns have completed a handful of in-person interviews with potential coaching candidates this week, according to Arizona Sports' John Gambadoro.
Add yet another name to the list of finalists for the Phoenix Suns head coach opening. According to ESPN's Marc Spears, David Fizdale, who has been assistant for the Suns the past two seasons, is among the six candidates interviewing in the next round of interviews.
Andscape and ESPN’s Marc Spears says the assistant has support “key Suns players.” Add another name to the finalists for the Phoenix Suns’ newest head coach.
Hakeem The Dream, Clyde The Glide, Magic: The NBA has produced some incredible nicknames over the decades. Some, like Magic and Penny, have even come to largely replace the player's actual name.
The Phoenix Suns are still trying to find a coach to lead their team, and it seems like they have a few options that could be possible. One of the options was an assistant coach for the team last season, and there’s a good chance that he can be a finalist for the job, according to senior NBA writer Marc J.
The final round of interviews for the Phoenix Suns head coaching job is beginning, with a surprise name making the cuts. Last year assistant coach David Fizdale is reportedly one of the finalists for the job, according to ESPN’s Marc J.
The Suns‘ search for a new head coach has reportedly advanced to a third round of interviews, which will be conducted in person after the first two rounds were primarily done via Zoom.
Candidates throughout the association have come out to interview for the Phoenix Suns head coaching position. Top assistants from the best opposing teams have interviewed with general manager Brian Gregory on restoring the franchise back to his heights.
The Phoenix Suns could hold on to David Fizdale regardless of who the organization brings on as their next head coach, according to The Arizona Republic's Duane Rankin.
A former Knicks staple is right back in offseason rumors, as former New York head coach David Fizdale has recently been identified as a potential finalist for the open top job in Phoenix, according to NBA insider Chris Haynes.
NBA fans live for what happens on the court, but nothing hits quite like a great rant when an unhinged player or coach has a microphone in front of them.
The New York Knicks could see one of their former head coaches back in that role with another team next season. CBS Sports writer Sam Quinn named former Knicks head coach David Fizdale as an option for the Phoenix Suns after they fired Mike Budenholzer just one season after bringing him aboard.
After their 2006 NBA championship, early playoff exits and inconsistency plagued the Miami Heat, forcing Pat Riley, now the team's president, to make a bold move in 2010.
Former NBA coach and Phoenix Suns assistant David Fizdale has yet to accept the offer of a front office position after being let go as an assistant with the team, per NBA reporter Duane Rankin of the Arizona Republic.
The New York Knicks currently stand as far and away the hottest team in the NBA: Thursday's comeback victory over the Indiana Pacers was one of their most impressive yet, erasing a deficit that reached as high as 15 before Jalen Brunson's 40-point output proved to be enough to stifle an upset bid.
The 47-year-old was likely a top target for L.A. this offseason because of his experience working with LeBron James as an assistant for the Miami Heat from 2008-2016.