With Lawrence Frank out, the Nets are more likely to choose a successor from the ranks of his assistants, possibly John Loyer, than move Kiki Vandeweghe to the bench. Rod Thorn said he'd also consider outside candidates with former NBA and Team China coach Del Harris among those rumored. The decision to fire Frank got mixed reviews, with most blaming ownership. Mikhail Prokhorov had no comment.
- Nets fire Frank (UPDATE) - Ken Berger - CBS Sports
- Thorn is the last reason to believe in Nets - Steve Politi - Star-Ledger
- Analysis: Next NJ Nets coach - whoever that is - has a tough job ahead of him - Dave D'Alessandro - Star-Ledger
- Firing Can't Erase Frank's Fantastic Voyage - Ian O'Connor - The Record
- Alston: Quite Frankly, onus is on Net players, not coach - Julian Garcia - The InterNets
- Unlike friend Frank, Rambis sitting tight - Jerry Zgoda - Minneapolis Star-Tribune
- Frank becomes cap-space casualty - Ken Berger - CBS Sports
- Frankly Speaking, Frank Takes the Fall - Lisa Olson - FanHouse
- As New Jersey Nets owner Bruce Ratner works on cheap, Lawrence Frank gets booted - Mitch Lawrence - New York Daily News
- Carter no comment on Frank - Steve Adamek - The Record
- Franks for the memories - Fred Kerber - New York Post
- Ewing eyes Jersey gig - Marc Berman - New York Post
- D'Antoni gets free pass, unlike Frank - George Wills - New York Post
- Karl: Frank, fired by Nets, was dealt a difficult hand - Benjamin Hochman - Denver Post
- At 0-17, Nets’ season falls to new depths - Jonathan Baum - Yahoo! Sports
- Nets look to move on without Frank - Arash Markazi - Sports Illustrated
- Net games are simply Net losses - Mark Heisler - Los Angeles Times
- Frank fired, but failure isn't fatal - Jon Lane - YES Network
- The Nets And You, You Big Loser - Barry Petchesky - Deadspin
- Boki Nachbar on twitter - Twitter.com
- If Firing Frank Is Wrong, Do We Have to Be Right? - Bethlehem Shoals - The Sporting News