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Lindsey Harding, the G League coach of the year, is set to become the first full-time female assistant coach in Lakers history, joining JJ Redick's staff. Harding, a former WNBA player and assistant coach in Sacramento, will be one of four women currently holding assistant coaching positions in the NBA.
The Los Angeles Lakers are adding Lindsey Harding, the G League Coach of the Year for the Stockton Kings, to JJ Redick's coaching staff. Harding, who has a history with Redick from their time at Duke and the Philadelphia 76ers, joins a bench that includes Nate McMillan, Scott Brooks, and Greg St. Jean. Harding has steadily climbed the coaching ranks after a nine-year WNBA career and was a candidate for the Charlotte Hornets' head-coaching job.
Lindsey Harding, the current coach of the Stockton Kings, is set to be interviewed by the Charlotte Hornets for their head coaching position, making her the first woman ever to be considered for an NBA head coaching role. The Hornets have also been granted permission to interview other coaching candidates. Harding, who recently led the Stockton Kings to the No. 1 seed in the G League Western Conference and was named G League Coach of the Year, has a successful background as a player and coach, including international coaching experience. If hired, she would make history in the NBA.
The Charlotte Hornets have been given permission to interview Lindsey Harding, coach of the G League’s Stockton Kings, for their head-coaching position, potentially making her the first woman to lead an NBA team. Harding, a former WNBA player and current G League coach, has also coached the Mexican women’s national team and served as an assistant for the Sacramento Kings. If hired, she would join a small but growing group of women working in coaching roles in the NBA.
Sacramento Kings G League coach Lindsey Harding, the 2024 G League Coach of the Year, is set to interview for the head-coaching job with the Charlotte Hornets, as current coach Steve Clifford transitions to a front office role. The Hornets have also received permission to interview other coaching candidates, including David Adelman, Jordi Fernandez, Charles Lee, and Kevin Young.
The Charlotte Hornets have been granted permission to interview Lindsey Harding, head coach of the G League’s Stockton Kings, for their head coaching opening, making her the first woman to be considered for a head coaching job in NBA history. Harding, a former No. 1 overall WNBA draft pick, has extensive experience as both a player and coach and could potentially break new ground for women in the NBA. This opportunity comes as the Hornets search for a replacement for head coach Steve Clifford, who plans to transition into a front office role with the franchise.
Former Sacramento Kings assistant coach Lindsey Harding has been named head coach of the team's G League affiliate, the Stockton Kings, making her the second woman to ever coach a professional men's basketball team in the U.S. Anjali Ranadivé, daughter of Sacramento Kings majority owner Vivek Ranadivé, will become the team's general manager, making Stockton the first G League affiliate led by two women. Harding's decorated career includes being the first Black woman to become a full-time NBA scout and coaching South Sudan's first national women's basketball team in 2021.
The Stockton Kings, the G League affiliate of the Sacramento Kings, has named Lindsey Harding as the new head coach and Anjali Ranadivé as the new general manager, making it the first time in G League history that two women will lead an affiliate team. Harding, a former WNBA player, has spent four seasons as an assistant coach with the Kings, while Ranadivé was previously the assistant general manager.
The Stockton Kings have made history by hiring Lindsey Harding as head coach and Anjali Ranadivé as general manager, making them the first team in NBA G League history to be led by two women. Harding spent the last four seasons as an assistant and player development coach on the Sacramento coaching staff and is also head coach of the Mexican women's senior national team. Ranadivé, the daughter of Sacramento Kings owner Vivek Ranadivé, served as Stockton's assistant general manager during the 2022-23 season.