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posted by -PS-, Jun 07, 2013

Oklahoma City Thunder assistant Mo Cheeks has emerged as the strong frontrunner to become the Detroit Pistons' head coach, league sources told Yahoo! Sports. Discussions on a contract could begin soon, league sources said. Detroit's ownership and management reached a consensus on Cheeks as their choice, league sources said. Cheeks was a finalist for the job along with another ex-Portland Trail Blazers coach, Nate McMillan.

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Former Sixers coach/player Maurice Cheeks, now an Oklahoma City assistant, Wednesday on the...

posted by tmoore, Mar 09, 2011

Former Sixers coach/player Maurice Cheeks, now an Oklahoma City assistant, Wednesday on the emergence of Thunder guard Russell Westbrook, the progress of Jrue Holiday and his impressions of Doug Collins and the surging Sixers.

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A team source said Washington will be looking to hire someone with NBA experience and a solid track...

posted by Mike Prada, Apr 04, 2009

A team source said Washington will be looking to hire someone with NBA experience and a solid track record -- a list that'll likely include Flip Saunders, Avery Johnson, Maurice Cheeks, Sam Mitchell and Mike Fratello.

— Pretty much what we expected. Now, who do you all like best?

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