Mike Brown, the head coach of the Sacramento Kings, will have a new associate head coach by his side as Jordi Fernandez has left the team to take on the head coaching role with the Brooklyn Nets.
Fernandez, who had been with the Kings for two seasons, has been a valuable asset to the team, helping to develop the young players and improve their overall performance on the court. His departure is seen as a loss for the Kings, but also a testament to his skills and potential as a head coach at the NBA level.
Brown, who has been with the Kings since 2019, will now have the task of finding a suitable replacement for Fernandez. The associate head coach role is an important one, as they often work closely with the head coach in developing strategies, mentoring players, and overseeing the team’s day-to-day operations.
The Kings have not yet announced who will be stepping into the associate head coach position, but they will be looking for someone who can continue the progress that Fernandez helped to establish during his time with the team.
Fans of the Kings are hopeful that the new associate head coach will bring fresh ideas and energy to the team, helping them to continue their growth and development in the competitive Western Conference.
As for Fernandez, his move to the Brooklyn Nets marks a significant milestone in his coaching career and is a reflection of the hard work and dedication he has put in over the years. The Kings wish him the best of luck in his new role as head coach and are grateful for his contributions to the team during his time in Sacramento.
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