Even if Knicks president Phil Jackson lusted after free agent Frank Vogel, the Zen Master could still be singing the Memphis blues.
The Grizzlies have emerged as the likeliest destination for Vogel, with Memphis’ Commercial Appeal reporting he is at the top of their list. Vogel and Memphis general manager Chris Wallace worked together for five seasons with the Celtics. Vogel was the video coordinator/assistant coach before leaving in 2004.
The Grizzlies have reached out to Vogel’s reps, according to The Vertical. The Rockets have interest, too. Knicks GM Steve Mills contacted Vogel’s reps Friday and Jackson is mulling the next step at his Montana vacation home — with Kurt Rambis still regarded as the front-runner.
The Grizzlies may interview Vogel at the Chicago draft combine that starts late this week. Jackson had attended the Chicago camp the past two years, though he doesn’t have a first- or second-round pick this June.
The Grizzlies have emerged as the likeliest destination for Vogel, with Memphis’ Commercial Appeal reporting he is at the top of their list. Vogel and Memphis general manager Chris Wallace worked together for five seasons with the Celtics. Vogel was the video coordinator/assistant coach before leaving in 2004.
The Grizzlies have reached out to Vogel’s reps, according to The Vertical. The Rockets have interest, too. Knicks GM Steve Mills contacted Vogel’s reps Friday and Jackson is mulling the next step at his Montana vacation home — with Kurt Rambis still regarded as the front-runner.
The Grizzlies may interview Vogel at the Chicago draft combine that starts late this week. Jackson had attended the Chicago camp the past two years, though he doesn’t have a first- or second-round pick this June.