With the New York Knicks not playing well as of late, it looks like their front office is preparing for life after head coach Jeff Hornacek.
With Hornacek not being Steve Mills and Scott Perry’s guy, they’re not attached to him the way Phil Jackson would be if he was still in charge.
Frank Isola of the NY Daily News is reporting that Hornacek will be coaching for his job during the Knicks’ final 37 games of the season.
One name that has come up as a possible replacement for Hornacek is Mark Jackson, according to Isola, who has even heard Doc Rivers’ name tossed around as well.