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Tom Thibodeau is expected to sign a long-term contract extension with the Knicks at $10 million per year. Pistons head coach Monty Williams is under scrutiny after a poor season. Darvin Ham declined an assistant role with the Suns and remains with the Lakers. Jeff Van Gundy may join the Celtics' coaching staff as lead assistant.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are considered the most attractive of the current NBA head coaching vacancies, with potential candidates including Kenny Atkinson, Jeff Van Gundy, and Terry Stotts. Atkinson, currently an assistant with Golden State, is highly regarded for his coaching skills, while Van Gundy, now a consultant for the Celtics, has expressed interest in returning to coaching. Stotts, known for his dynamic offenses, is also a contender despite concerns about his age and recent absence from coaching. The Cavs are expected to hire an experienced coach, though an unconventional choice is not ruled out.
ESPN is cutting approximately 20 employees, including well-known personalities such as Jalen Rose and Jeff Van Gundy, as part of a cost-cutting measure to save millions of dollars. The layoffs also include Max Kellerman, Suzy Kolber, and Keyshawn Johnson. The move comes as ESPN's parent company, Disney, aims to lower costs by $5.5 billion and follows the recent layoff of 7,000 employees. ESPN may release more on-air talent in the future by not renewing contracts.
ESPN has announced a new round of layoffs, with around 20 on-air talent expected to be affected as the network downsizes for the streaming era. Notable cuts include NBA color commentator Jeff Van Gundy and longtime reporter Suzy Kolber. The layoffs are part of a larger effort by ESPN's parent company, Disney, to reduce costs and deliver promised savings. This marks the third wave of layoffs at ESPN this year, with previous cuts focused on the executive ranks. The network has been transitioning to a direct-to-consumer future and has already shed over 1,000 jobs in recent years.
ESPN has made the decision to lay off NBA analyst Jeff Van Gundy, along with several other well-known names, as part of cost-cutting measures. Van Gundy, who has been with ESPN for years and is highly regarded for his basketball analysis and humor, expressed his gratitude for the opportunity but did not see the layoff coming. The move is seen as a big shake-up for NBA media, as Van Gundy is considered one of the best television analysts in the industry. The decision has sparked criticism, and it remains to be seen who will replace him in ESPN's NBA game broadcasts.
As NBA free agency begins, the Chicago Bulls have limited resources and a history of underwhelming signings. While Arturas Karnisovas has expressed the need for continuity, fans remain skeptical. With limited cap space and roster spots, the Bulls face challenges in addressing their needs for rim protection and shooting. The team recently signed shooting coach Peter Patton but must focus on adding legitimate 3-point threats. In other news, ESPN has reportedly laid off Jeff Van Gundy and Jalen Rose, and the Bulls may consider signing Darius Bazley, a young swingman who played under Billy Donovan.
Jeff Van Gundy, a renowned NBA on-air game analyst, is reportedly being let go by ESPN as part of the company's ongoing layoffs. Van Gundy, who has been with ESPN for 16 years, is one of approximately 20 on-air personalities being cut in an effort to save money. This is the latest round of layoffs since Disney, ESPN's parent company, announced job cuts across both ESPN and Disney. The decision to release Van Gundy, known for his humor, insight, and love of the game, has left fans disappointed and questioning the network's choices.
Jeff Van Gundy, a top NBA game analyst for ESPN, has been let go after 16 years with the network, along with fellow analyst Jalen Rose, as part of Disney's cost-cutting measures. ESPN is considering internal candidates to replace Van Gundy, including Richard Jefferson, Doris Burke, JJ Redick, and Doc Rivers. The network is undergoing job cuts and managing costs in various areas, affecting public-facing commentators, anchors, and analysts. ESPN is redirecting funds to sign Pat McAfee and recently signed Joe Buck and Troy Aikman for their revamped "Monday Night Football" booth.
The Dallas Mavericks are reportedly interested in LeBron James, but it would require him to request a trade to the team. Kyrie Irving's desire to have the Mavericks trade for James is seen as a negotiating ploy as the team plans to re-sign him. The Mavericks are also reaching out to Jeff Van Gundy to see if he is interested in returning to the sidelines as an assistant coach. The team is exploring potential trades for their No. 10 pick in the NBA Draft and is said to be focusing on athleticism and physicality over shooting.