Monty Williams, an assistant coach for the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers, has agreed to terms to become the next head coach of the Phoenix Suns, the club announced Friday. The 47-year-old former NBA forward, who played nine seasons before retiring with the 76ers in 2003 due to nagging knee problems, will take over a team that fired Igor Kokoskov last month after a 19-63 campaign, the Suns' worst record since their inaugural 1968-69 season. Williams will be charged with reviving a moribund team that hasn't reached the playoffs since 2010 and managed only one winning season in that span. The Suns picked first in the NBA Draft last year for the first time in team history, selecting ...
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