In a potential sign of where the Knicks’ priorities lay, Brown is returning for a second round of interviews this week, The Post has learned.&nbsp;

The veteran, who was fired by the Sacramento Kings last season, will be <a href="https://nypost.com/2025/06/19/sports/mike-brown-interviews-with-knicks-as-search-continues/">the first candidate to get a follow-up interview</a>, but there could be more.&nbsp;

The 55-year-old is among at least four candidates the Knicks initially formally interviewed for their vacancy, joining Taylor Jenkins, Micah Nori and James Borrego.

The veteran will be the first candidate to get a follow-up interview, but there could be more. {ai:summary}<p>Mike Brown is set for a second round of interviews with the Knicks this week, indicating the team's interest in him for their coaching vacancy. He was previously fired by the Sacramento Kings and is one of at least four candidates initially interviewed, including Taylor Jenkins, Micah Nori, and James Borrego. </p><p>#sports</p>

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