The Grizzleis are interviewing Ed Pinckney for a second time on Wednesday, a source told CSN Chicago.
Pinckney has been on the team's radar for a while, but he's not being referred to as a serious candidate. The team is likely just covering all of its bases with the second interview, but it's possible he could emerge as a bigger contender if the sit down goes well.

The Clippers coaching race is down to Lionel Hollins and Brian Shaw, according to USA Today's Sam Amick.
Of course, this is if Doc Rivers remains unavailable to Los Angeles. If Rivers remains in Boston or takes the year off from coaching, the Clippers will look to hire either Shaw or Hollins, which is what we've known for a little while at this point.

Lionel Hollins had to reschedule his meeting with the Nuggets due to flight issues.
He's already had a great meeting with the Clippers, but with the way the Clippers are looking to get in on Doc Rivers, Hollins is wise to take meetings elsewhere. It's hard to believe that a hot commodity like Hollins still doesn't have a job due to the shocking Rivers and Jason Kidd news this week.