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 MIAMI (AP) - Detroit Pistons coach Larry Brown said Wednesday he has never spoken to Cleveland owner Dan Gilbert about the possibility of becoming president of the Cavaliers.
Responding to a published report suggesting he might want to leave the Pistons after this season and become Cleveland's president of basketball operations, Brown said he would like to remain Detroit's coach — but only if he's able to overcome a health problem he plans to address as soon as the season ends.
"I don't want to draw this thing out. As soon as the season's over, I'm going to get it checked. And I hope in a couple days I'll be able to give a definitive answer," Brown said before Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals against the Miami Heat.
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