Draymond Green has all the self-confidence in the world that Mike Brown is the best guy for the job,  whether that be as the acting coach of the Golden State Warriors in the playoffs or as the future head instructor of the Sacramento Kings. Golden State's assistant train continues to be unbeaten filling in for head trainer Steve Kerr during the playoffs,  upping that record to 12-0. Kerr evaluated positive for COVID-19 in advance of Video game 4 of the Western Seminar semifinals versus the Memphis Grizzlies on the very same day Brown was formally revealed as the following head train of the Kings. It has been quite the speedy week for Brown,  that Draymond believes is the ideal man for the star-crossed Kings. Remain in the video game with the most up to date updates on your beloved Bay Location and The golden state sports groups! Register below for our All Access Daily newsletter." Congratulations to Mike Brown on obtaining the head instructor work) for the Sacramento Kings, " Eco-friendly stated on the most recent episode of "The Draymond Green Program." "I assume the Sacramento Kings are on a 16-year) playoff drought. I have no doubt in my mind that Mike is going to take his champion pedigree,  his amazing - especially protective - mind,  amazing basketball mind with an unbelievable staff to Sacramento with him. I believe it won't be lengthy prior to that touch is damaged." As Environment-friendly mentions,  the Kings have missed out on the playoffs for 16-consecutive years,  the longest drought in NBA background. Prior to calling Brown as the head coach https://www.kingssportsshop.com,  Kings GM Monte McNair had stated that the playoff drought would not affect any type of choice Sacramento made concerning its next instructor. RELATED: Warriors require to deal with first-quarter issues,  beginning in Video game 5Golden State WarriorsJonathan Kuminga3 hours agoKerr,  Dunleavy rundown expects Kuminga in fourth NBA seasonKlay Thompson5 hours agoKlay likens Mavericks preseason debut nerves to first Finals gameBrown apparently defeated NBA shade commentator and previous Warriors head coach Mark Jackson for the work. Right currently Brown's focus is on leading the Warriors to a series-clinching win over the Grizzlies in Game 5 at FedExForum. Whenever he officially transitions to his brand-new duty with the Kings,  the 52-year-old will certainly bring an abundance of playoff experience with him to a city that is starved for postseason basketball. Download and follow the Dubs Talk Podcast