US EditionKnicks coaching rumors: Mavericks' Jason Kidd, New York have 'mutual intrigue' as search continues, per report
- On June 9, 2025, ESPN's Brian Windhorst revealed that there is mutual interest between the New York Knicks and Jason Kidd, currently the head coach of the Dallas Mavericks, regarding the Knicks’ open coaching position.
- The Knicks fired Tom Thibodeau last week, creating the opening, while Kidd is still under contract with Dallas for two more years and was extended last year.
- The Knicks have not officially requested permission to speak with Kidd, but the Mavericks would control any decision to release him or demand compensation.
- Windhorst explained that both parties are showing interest in each other and emphasized that a team does not seek approval before attempting to hire a coach currently under contract with another team, indicating a strong level of seriousness in pursuing the coach.
- If Kidd leaves, the Mavericks risk losing a key leader, given his four seasons, five playoff series won, and close ties to star players, which could affect Dallas's future plans.
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The Knicks may steal away an NBA coach
(Dallas, TX) — There are reports Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd wants to leave Dallas to coach the Knicks next season. ESPN and the New York Post are reporting that Kidd, who led the Mavericks to the finals a year ago, and is still under contract is intrigued by the Knicks opening. It’s unclear if New York has asked for permission from Dallas to speak to Kidd. The Knicks fired their coach Tom Thibodeau last week after five seasons. The team ann…
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