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Trail Blazers hire Wolves assistant Micah Nori as coach

The Portland Trail Blazers have selected Minnesota Timberwolves assistant Micah Nori to serve as their new head coach.

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The brief

The Portland Trail Blazers have officially moved to hire Micah Nori as their new head coach. Nori joins the organization after previously serving as an assistant coach for the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Coverage from ESPN, Bleacher Report, OregonLive.com, Yahoo Sports, and NBA.com highlights the timing of the transition. Reports note that Nori replaces Tiago Splitter as head coach.

The timing of the hire is noted to be ahead of the upcoming NBA draft. Coverage does not yet specify the duration of the contract or details regarding the remainder of the coaching staff.

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Quick answers

Who is the new head coach of the Portland Trail Blazers?

Micah Nori has been hired as the head coach.

Who did Micah Nori replace?

Nori replaces Tiago Splitter.

What was Micah Nori's previous role?

Nori was an assistant coach for the Minnesota Timberwolves.

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