New York Knicks: NY Daily News News Articles
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A week was all the time the Knicks’ captain needed to make it back.
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After a breakout under Tom Thibodeau last season, Hart’s production has naturally leveled off in Brown’s new system.
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Mitchell Robinson has one priority: being upright when the Knicks need him most.
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Mitchell Robinson still isn’t logging heavy minutes — but Knicks head coach Mike Brown insists the workload is climbing.
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Beginning Wednesday in Dallas, the Knicks embark on a stretch that gives them a clean shot at flipping 0-4 into .500, or at minimum returning home at with a 3-4 record on the road
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Towns isn’t blinking in the face of his shooting slump.
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McBride scored a game-high 25 on 10-of-23 shooting.
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Brunson is as tough as they come.
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Preaching next man up on offense is one thing. Replacing OG Anunoby on defense is another entirely.
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"It’s about the next man up. Who that next man is going to be — I don’t know," Brown said after Friday's win. "I just know we all know how to play the right way. We have a standard we’re all bought into. We have a way we play offensively and defensively, and if we stay within that, good things will happen most times."
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Anunoby will not travel with the Knicks on their upcoming three-game road trip to Miami, Dallas and Orlando.
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The Knicks finally unlocked their All-Star center, and they did it from the opening tip of Friday’s 140-132 win over the Miami Heat.
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The injury-riddled Knicks, who got a career-best performance from Landry Shamet in Friday night’s 140-132 win over the Miami Heat at Madison Square Garden.
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The Knicks were already without one key starter in Jalen Brunson.
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Jalen Brunson was ruled out for Friday’s game, two days after he suffered what a league source described as a Grade 1 ankle sprain.