The New York Knicks officially announced the hiring of Mike Brown as their new head coach. The veteran, who has twice won the NBA Coach of the Year award, will shoulder the responsibility of leading the New York Knicks to the championship.

Brown said that although coaching the New York Knicks comes with great pressure, he is willing to accept the challenge and believes that the team's lineup has great potential. Brown said: "No one has higher expectations of me than myself. I love and embrace the New York fans' desire for victory, and I look forward to writing a new chapter in Madison Square Garden."

Last season, the New York Knicks had a record of 51 wins and 31 losses. They have many All-Star players such as Brunson and Towns. They have both lineup depth and tactical flexibility, and are regarded as the favorite to win the championship. Brown stressed that he is full of confidence in the current lineup.

At the press conference, Brown humorously mentioned the reason why his fiancée urged him to move to New York: "She said we have to move to New York because I'm a foodie. This city, the food, the lineup and the team culture made me take this job without hesitation."

Brown has a total of 454 wins and 304 losses in his coaching career. He led the Cleveland Cavaliers to the playoffs in 2009 and the Sacramento Kings in 2023, and was awarded the Coach of the Year award respectively.

The new season is coming, Brown will lead the New York Knicks to their first championship since 1973, and fans and management have high hopes. Brown responded: "This is why I came here. We want to win, and we want to win for a long time."