New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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Jeff Hornacek met with his players before the Knicks began their long road trip and urged them not to look at it as daunting or difficult. He tried to appeal to their sense of togetherness and challenged them to return home with a feeling of accomplishment.
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For the third time in three games this season, the Nets got cuffed around by the Knicks like a scrawny younger brother. Their small lineup was no match for the bigger, more physical Knicks, who beat them up in dominating fashion in the fourth quarter of a 119-104 victory in Monday's Martin Luther King Day matinee at Barclays Center.
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Frank Ntilikina acknowledged he had been thinking too much during the previous few games and admitted he might have hit the rookie wall. But he busted through it Monday, and at just the right time for the Knicks.
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D'Angelo Russell moved a step closer to returning from arthroscopic knee surgery when he was assigned to the Long Island Nets for a full practice Monday morning before being recalled after the workout. Coach Kenny Atkinson called it "good news" for Russell and the Nets.
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If you must go on a seven-game road trip, you might as well begin it with all the comforts of home. The Knicks began what could be a pivotal sojourn in the friendly surroundings of Barclays Center. What's more, in remaining perfect in three games against the Nets this season, they proved to be at home with a lead.
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Tim Hardaway Jr. was a healthy scratch Monday. The Knicks gave him the day off after he logged nearly 33 minutes in Sunday's overtime loss to the Pelicans.
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Trey Burke has been to the Garden before. He even defeated the Knicks once with a buzzer-beating jumper while playing for Utah. But he had a little problem Sunday, his first day at work for the home team.
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The Knicks made a quick stopover at Madison Square Garden on Sunday, taking on New Orleans before heading outbound again for the next seven games, beginning in Brooklyn Monday afternoon.
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Karl-Anthony Towns has kept tabs on what Kristaps Porzingis has done since the two young big men came in the league together in 2015, and is happy the Knicks' franchise player has proved the doubters wrong.
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Tim Hardaway Jr. brought some things to the Knicks that they had been missing while he was rehabbing from a stress injury in his lower left leg.
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The Knicks waived Ramon Sessions Saturday, opening up a roster spot to sign G-League guard Trey Burke.
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MINNEAPOLIS -- The Knicks got Tim Hardaway Jr. back, but their struggles continued Friday night.
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Michael Beasley has carried the Knicks offensively in many games recently, but he said he's not surprised that his playing time could be dramatically cut when Tim Hardaway Jr. returns from injury.
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As the Knicks continue to prepare for Tim Hardaway Jr.'s return, some players should start preparing for a reduction in playing time.
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