Jazz owner Ryan Smith CEO and Danny Ainge provided a glimpse into their thinking during Snyder’s farewell news conference. But Ainge gave even more insight into the coaching search in a recent sit-down interview with radio personality David Locke.
Utah Jazz CEO Danny Ainge is asked about plans to replace outgoing Jazz coach Quin Snyder during a press conference in Salt Lake City on Monday, June 6, 2022.Quin Snyder deciding to leave the Utah Jazz earlier this week officially put the organization into transition mode.
“I want a coach with integrity that is willing to work, that is willing to work together, that understands that it’s bigger than his program,” Ainge said. “I want a coach that obviously knows what that means, how hard he has to work, that has a hunger and that is going to give all that he has to the franchise and to his players and develop the relationships that are critical.”
Ainge has prior experience hiring head coaches. As the longtime general manager of the Boston Celtics, he got Doc Rivers and Brad Stevens . Rivers won a championship with the Celtics in 2009. “I think we’re in really good shape right now,” Ainge said. “So I think we can take our time and get this right.”
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