As expected, the Boston Celtics will be losing one of their assistant coaches once the NBA lockout ends.

No, not Lawrence Frank, although there’s still a strong possibility he ends up elsewhere.

Assistant Darren Erman has agreed in principle to a deal with the Golden State Warriors, Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo Sports reports. He will join former ESPN analyst Mark Jackson on the remade Warriors staff.

Erman spent four seasons in Boston, where he performed a variety of tasks such as scouting and working out players.

In addition, Frank remains one of the main candidates for the Pistons head coaching gig, along with being a viable option to join the Knicks’ staff.

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Mark Jackson has been named the new head coach of the Golden State Warriors, ESPN’s Marc Stein reported Monday night. Though Jackson has been rumored in connection with the vacant New York Knicks coaching job in 2008, he’s never held a NBA coaching position. Or any other coaching position, for that matter. Mama, there goes that franchise! 

Before becoming an ABC and ESPN analyst, Jackson played point guard for the Knicks, Indiana Pacers and five other teams. He was named the 1987-88 NBA Rookie of the Year after being selected in the first round out of St. Johns. Jackson had been rumored to be in consideration for the Warriors spot, along with Mike Malone, Mike Budenholzer and others.

Jackson will take over for Keith Smart, who took over for Don Nelson just before the 2010-11 season and went 36-46.

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