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Cavaliers To Stick With Mike Brown, Despite Reports Of Being Fired

14 May 2010
Eastern Conference
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The Cleveland Cavaliers are evidently staying with coach Mike Brown.

At least for now.

Speaking to the media Friday afternoon, Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert said a report published by SI.com stating Brown had been fired wasn’t true.

“We are right now just going through the evaluation process, getting all the information, talking to Coach Brown, talking to [general manager Danny] Ferry, talking to everybody and anybody,” Gilbert said. “You have to do that because you’re not going to, as ownership during the playoffs you’re not going to go in and ask a thousand questions.”

Brown is a year removed from winning the NBA’s coach of the year award and three years removed from leading the Cavaliers to the NBA Finals.

He has gone 272-138 as coach for the Cavaliers over five seasons, having recorded the best record of the NBA’s 2009-10 regular season at 61-21.

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