Lakers interview Mark Jackson, Terry Stotts for head coaching vacancy By Mark W. Sanchez Published May 7, 2022, 11:22 a.m. ET ...

Just because LeBron James wants Mark Jackson, doesn't mean the Lakers will hire Mark Jackson. On the other hand, keeping your superstar happy is typically a good practice in the NBA.

"I love Mark Jackson as a basketball coach in and of himself, but I think it would be a nightmarish fit for the Los Angeles Lakers," Bayless said Monday on "Undisputed." "Mark Jackson is old school.

The Los Angeles Lakers have interviewed former Golden State Warriors coach Mark Jackson for their head coaching job, sources tell @TheAthletic @Stadium. Jackson is among the finalists for the ...

Both the #Lakers and #Kings (interview with Sac this week) are interested in Mark Jackson -- and there’s been buzz building with the #Hornets too. Should any new HC openings pop up, expect ...

According to The Athletic, James would be “very enthused” by the potential of Mark Jackson succeeding Vogel. Jackson coached the Warriors for three seasons, beginning in 2011 and concluding in ...

Via Lakers Daily: “Mark Jackson could coach the Lakers to a championship, for sure,” Smith said. But when one takes a closer look, it is clear that Jackson just wouldn’t cut it.

Lakers Coaching Rumors: LeBron ‘Enthused’ By Mark Jackson, Quin Snyder Didn’t Like How Frank Vogel Was Fired Robby Kalland Senior Sports Writer Twitter April 12, 2022 ...

Jackson, 57, has worked as a broadcaster for ESPN since 2014. His first and only previous coaching experience came as head coach of the Golden State Warriors from 2011 until May 2014.

As for Jackson, who last coached in 2013-14, the Lakers aren't the only team in play here. Jackson is reportedly a finalist to fill the Sacramento Kings ' coaching vacancy.

Mark Jackson played in the 2000 NBA Finals for the Indiana Pacers against the Lakers, but his most stirring performance in 17 NBA seasons might have been helping the Clippers make the playoffs twice.