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Rumor: Masai Ujiri could succeed Phil Jackson in running Knicks

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Published April 6, 2016 at 12:50 PM

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How much longer will Phil Jackson remain the Knicks' president? He could bolt for the Lakers. A silly idea like hiring Kurt Rambis as permanent coach could cause a chasm between Jackson and owner James Dolan, who holds the power in the relationship. At minimum, it seems Jackson would prefer not to stay beyond his [...]

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