New York Knicks: NY Post News Articles
NY Post (Steve Serby) —
March Madness comes in different forms. It should not be Spike Lee versus James Dolan’s Knicks. Just as it should never have been Charles Oakley versus James Dolan’s Knicks. There are two sides to every story, but this is another unnecessary, mindless story that yet again besmirches the Garden’s reputation. It’s bad enough that the...
NY Post (Justin Tasch) —
The war of words between Spike Lee and the Knicks continued Tuesday afternoon when Lee called the team a “f–king laughingstock.” Lee, speaking to the New York Times, was responding to the Knicks’ statement regarding Lee’s complaint about how he was treated by James Dolan and Garden security Monday night. The Knicks called Lee’s version...
NY Post (Justin Terranova) —
Reggie Miller and Spike Lee on the same side against the Knicks. What in the name of 1994? The Pacers Hall of Famer had some fun at the expense of the Knicks and their celebrity superfan with the two sides embroiled in a feud over an entrance into Madison Square Garden. Lee was stopped by...
NY Post (Post Sports Desk) —
The Knicks called Spike Lee’s criticism of the team and James Dolan “laughable” after Lee took issue with how Madison Square Garden security treated him before a game Monday night. Lee said Tuesday on ESPN’s “First Take” he was being “harassed by James Dolan.” “The idea that Spike Lee is a victim because we have...
NY Post (Peter Botte) —
Spike Lee doesn’t think the Knicks are doing the right thing and says he won’t be back at Madison Square Garden this season. The Oscar winner and Knicks superfan strongly fired back at the team’s statement over his beef with Madison Square Garden security before Monday’s game against Houston in which he was caught on...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
Knicks superfan Spike Lee and owner James Dolan had to confer at halftime Monday after a security incident left the filmmaker thinking he was treated like “Charles Oakley.’’ Lee attempted to use the wrong entrance to Madison Square Garden — the one for media and Garden employees — and was denied access by security. According...
NY Post (George Willis) —
When Houston Rockets coach Mike D’Antoni was informed the New York Knicks had hired a new team president, his response was classic. “That’s news?” he said in a sarcastic chuckle. Then again, he had a point. The way the Knicks have gone through team presidents (three in three years) the fact there was a change...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
The Knicks hadn’t been able to solve the Houston Rockets prior to Leon Rose. Presto. Helped by a morning shoot-around pep talk from the new president, who officially joined the organization Monday, the Knicks snapped their eight-game losing streak to the small-ball Rockets at the Garden with RJ Barrett the hero in a 125-123 Garden...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
Kevin Knox liked what heard from Leon Rose. The new Knicks president addressed the players at the Monday morning shootaround in Tarrytown to rally the club with a, “We’re-all-in-this-together’’ message. Rose, the former head of Creative Artists Agency’s basketball department, was officially announced as president Monday. Knox got the feeling he’s ready to bond with...
NY Post (Howie Kussoy) —
Who could have seen this coming — besides everyone? Just over two years removed from tearing an ACL, which sidelined Kristaps Porzingis all of last season, the former Knicks All-Star has shed the rust and resumed playing like one of the most uniquely gifted players the game has ever seen. In Sunday’s Mavericks win at...
NY Post (Post Sports Desk) —
The Knicks officially have a new team president. The franchise announced on Monday morning that Leon Rose is taking over effective immediately, after weeks of the former agent untangling himself from his role at CAA. “New York is the epicenter of basketball and Madison Square Garden has always been very special to me,” Rose said...
NY Post (Peter Botte) —
Leon Rose is officially expected to be announced as the Knicks’ new president in the coming days, as The Post reported last week. No current Knicks were represented this season by the influential longtime NBA agent, though third-year guard Frank Ntilikina retained Rose and CAA as his reps during his first two seasons before switching...
NY Post (Peter Botte) —
Mitchell Robinson officially leads the NBA in field-goal percentage now that he has made enough shots this season to qualify for the title. More astounding, the second-year big man appears to have a legitimate shot at surpassing one of the biggest names in league history by setting the all-time record in that category. After Robinson’s...
NY Post (George Willis) —
The prospect of Carmelo Anthony returning to Madison Square Garden to play for the Knicks again is turning from a whisper into a conversation — with Anthony doing nothing to rebuff the possibility. Leon Rose, who served as Anthony’s agent at CAA, will take over as Knicks president this week, and bringing his former client...
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
During a depressing season that already has cost Knicks coach David Fizdale and president Steve Mills their jobs, youngsters Mitchell Robinson and RJ Barrett have stood above the misery. It hasn’t all been a player-development disaster. Barrett has shown flashes and Robinson is on a full-fledged surge. Both were on full display in a skid-busting...