Mike D’Antoni Will Have First Television Interview as Lakers Coach Tonight

For the first time since being named head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers, Mike D’Antoni will be speaking in a television interview. Time Warner Cable SportNet will have the exclusive discussion and is preparing to speak to the new head coach of the Lakers.

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There are a lot of things to ask D’Antoni and Lakers fans are anxious to hear what the new coach has to say about the season. D’Antoni has been heavily criticized for his defensive schemes and that is something that will surely pop up during the interview.

Mike D’Antoni is scheduled to conduct his first television interview as the new head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers tonight in an exclusive discussion on “Access SportsNet: Lakers” at 6:30 p.m. D’Antoni will speak via satellite with Time Warner Cable SportsNet studio anchor Chris McGee and studio analyst James Worthy from his home in New York.

Additionally, Laker legend and NBA Hall of Famer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar will be a live studio guest on “Access SportsNet: Lakers” tonight, joining Worthy, Time Warner Cable SportsNet studio analyst Kurt Rambis and McGee. Abdul-Jabbar will discuss the Lakers’ hiring of D’Antoni as well as the unveiling of his statue at STAPLES Center, which Time Warner Cable SportsNet will air live on Friday.

For fans with Time Warner Cable SportsNet, this will be a must-see television special. It will air tonight at 6:30 p.m. and should give great insight as to what we can all expect from the Lakers under D’Antoni.

 

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