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» Sunday, April 21 2013

Four other assistants that could get interviews are Miami's David Fizdale, Indiana's Brian Shaw, Golden State's Mike Malone and Philadelphia's Michael Curry. Curry, who was Detroit's head coach for one season, might be in line for the 76ers' job vacated by the recently departed Doug Collins. Shaw was a finalist for the Cavs' job in 2010. Grant isn't expected to talk to any college coaches for the opening. A source said the Cavs aren't expected to drag their feet on finding a new coach. News-Herald

 

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» Wednesday, June 13 2012

But in the meantime, Indiana Pacers' assistant coach, Brian Shaw and Golden State Warriors assistant coach, Mike Malone, are two of the prime head coaching candidates on the market and they're just waiting. Before the Trail Blazers think about interviewing those candidates, they must ask the Warriors and Pacers for permission to speak with their coach, and as of now, that hasn't been done. Steve Kauffman represents Malone and Jerome Stanley reps Shaw and both have confirmed to CSNNW.com that the Trail Blazers have not called the Warriors or Pacers to seek permission. CSNNW.com

 

» Sunday, June 10 2012

 

» Wednesday, June 6 2012

But Malone is highly regarded by more than just Kauffman clients. This winter, NBA general managers voted Malone as the league's No. 1 assistant, and it wasn't even close. He has been an NBA assistant for 11 seasons, including one under Williams, five in Cleveland under Mike Brown and four in New York under Jeff Van Gundy. Malone was so good that in Cleveland, Brown often had Malone diagram the plays during timeouts -- including instances in the NBA finals. Oregonian

 

» Sunday, June 3 2012

 

» Wednesday, May 30 2012

Golden State assistant Mike Malone, ex-Portland coach Nate McMillan and Hall of Fame coach Jerry Sloan are among the most prominent candidates for the job. Ewing, an assistant coach for the past five seasons in Orlando, is a close friend of Jordan's, and that may have actually worked against the Hall of Fame center in the hiring process. Jordan has been subject to biting criticism for hiring too many cronies and "yes" men through the years, and merely inviting Ewing for the interview started to inspire those kind of shots at Jordan again. Yahoo! Sports

 

» Monday, May 28 2012

 

» Sunday, May 27 2012

Warriors general manager Bob Myers said on Thursday the team hadn’t decided whether it would replace Malone, if he were to leave, or simply promote a group of assistants. “We’re happy with the job (Malone) did this year and we’re hoping he stays,” Myers said. “We feel like we’re lucky to have him. Fingers crossed that we can keep him. We also know he’s revered in coaching circles and he’s going to have some opportunities. But until something comes to fruition, we won’t act on the speculation. We’ll wait and see. He does a great job for us and continues to show up at our facility and work hard. We’re happy he’s a Warriors’ coach at this time CSNBayArea.com

 

» Saturday, May 26 2012

According to a source, Chris Paul has Golden State Warriors Assistant Coach Mike Malone on his short-list of preferred Del Negro replacements. Malone was the lead assistant with the Hornets when Paul led the team to an impressive series against the Los Angeles Lakers in 2011, despite a season-ending injury to David West. Malone was also a key part of the Cleveland Cavaliers’ staff including the year they made their run to the NBA Finals in 2007. HoopsWorld

 

» Friday, May 25 2012

 

» Thursday, May 24 2012

Orlando will hire the GM first and the look for a coach who is one the same page with the GM. Among the early candidates that are expected to be in the mix for the coaching opening are Golden State assistant Michael Malone; Pacers assistant Brian Shaw; and the Bucks' Scott Skiles, who is beloved in Orlando and is said to be open to leaving Milwaukee after missing the playoffs for a second straight season. CBSSports.com

 

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