Welcome to The City of Angels, Brown

  by Kelly Ouji (@KellysonFIRE)
It’s official. Mike brown- 41, former Cleveland Cavaliers head coach, has officially agreed to becoming the Los Angeles Lakers head coach next year. Brown has signed a 3 year (4th option year which gives him $2.5 million if option not taken) contract earlier today which is worth $4.5 million per season. Brown was head coach for the Cavaliers for five seasons, leading Cleveland to a 66-16 record in 2009 and was let go in 2010. Which quite frankly, scares me to see what he has to bring for the Los Angeles Lakers. Only time can tell Laker Nation.

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Lakers Eye Mike Brown

by Kelly Ouji 

The Los Angeles Lakers still on the hunt for head coach in replacement to Phil Jackson are now considering adding Mike Brown, former Cleveland Cavaliers head coach, now working as analyst for ESPN, to their candidates list along with former Houston Rockets head coach Rick Adelman, ex Los Angels Clippers coach Mike Duleavy, and Lakers assistant coach Brian Shaw. Sources say that Brown is expected to be interviewing with the Lakers very soon. In Cleveland, Brown made one trip to the NBA Finals in 2007 and won NBA Coach of the Year honors in 2009 before his dismissal. If you ask me, he’s not the guy for Los Angels Lakers. However, ESPN.com reported last week that the Lakers are very interested in Rick Adelman. It seems to be a very tough decision for the team to replace the amazing Phil Jackson. I will keep you guys updated with more information!

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