Adrian Griffin will interview a second time for the Utah Jazz's head coach opening in the next week, according to sources.

The Jazz could be near the end of their coaching search, with multiple candidates separating themselves from the pack.

Griffin originally interviewed with the Jazz two weeks ago. Griffin, who has served as an assistant coach on Tom Thibodeau's staff, is reportedly also a candidate for the Cleveland Cavaliers and New York Knicks.

Quin Snyder will also receive a second interview with the Jazz.

Quin Snyder has emerged as a leading candidate to become the next head coach of the Utah Jazz.

"It's very plausible," one source told the Deseret News when speaking of Snyder possibly being hired by the Jazz.

Another source said Snyder is "very high on a short list" of Jazz coaching candidates.

Snyder, sources say, has increasingly captured the interest of the Jazz front office to become the man who leads the franchise through the next steps of this rebuilding process with the goal of becoming a "championship-caliber" organization.

James Nunnally will leave his Puerto Rican team for pre-free agency workouts for the Golden State Warriors and Utah Jazz, sources tell RealGM.

Nunnally was with the Philadelphia 76ers and Atlanta Hawks this season on multiple 10-day contracts.

Michael Carter-Williams and Victor Oladipo are joined on the NBA All-Rookie First Team by Trey Burke, Mason Plumlee and Tim Hardaway Jr.

On the All-Rookie Second Team are Kelly Olynyk, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Gorgui Dieng, Cody Zeller and Steven Adams.

Ben McLemore and Pero Antic were honorable mentions that narrowly missed the second team.

Alvin Gentry is expected to interview for the head coaching vacancy of the Utah Jazz, according to sources.

The Jazz have already interviewed Adrian Griffin for the opening but have taken a deliberate approach to the search.

The Cleveland Cavaliers have also discussed interviewing Gentry, who is receiving interest to become the associate head coach under Steve Kerr with the Golden State Warriors and a possible assistant on the staff of Michael Malone with the Sacramento Kings.

Gentry is still under contract with the Clippers and is credited for running their offense, which averaged 108.8 points last season.

The Cleveland Cavaliers have won the NBA Lottery for the third time in four seasons.

Chad Ford of ESPN wrote before the lottery announcement that the Cavaliers would likely take Jabari Parker with the first overall pick if they won the lottery, but a source told him afterwards that Andrew Wiggins is the preferred pick. DraftExpress also has Wiggins as the top pick in their post-lottery mock.

1. Cavaliers

2. Bucks

3. 76ers

4. Magic

5. Jazz

6. Celtics

7. Lakers

8. Kings

9. Hornets

10. 76ers

11. Nuggets

12. Magic

13. Wolves

14. Suns

The Utah Jazz will have a high pick in the NBA Draft and are open to listening to the possibility of trading choices.

"I don't think with where we're at anything is sacred," Dennis Lindsey said. "You have to listen to everything."

The Jazz went 25-57 this season.

Lionel Hollins is expected to interview with the Golden State Warriors in the coming days.

Hollins was expected to interview with the Warriors on Tuesday in Chicago.

Hollins has also received interest from the Utah Jazz and Cleveland Cavaliers.

The Utah Jazz have been given permission to interview Adrian Griffin for their head coaching job, according to sources.

Griffin has served as an assistant coach for the Chicago Bulls since 2010 and served on the Milwaukee Bucks' staff from 2008-10.

Griffin played nine seasons in the NBA.

The Utah Jazz will contact John Stockton to see if he has any interest in their head coaching vacancy, according to sources.

The Jazz will have an extensive search with as many as 20 candidates.

Stockton has no previous coaching experience and has been reluctant of the sort of spotlight associated with the job.

The Jazz dismissed Ty Corbin in April.