New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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Hornets forward scores 28 of his 34 points in first half.
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"We had him rated pretty high on our board," Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau said.
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Julius Randle has 29 points, but Knicks can't deal with Nikola Jokic and get routed by Denver.
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"I do laugh when I think about the summer league practices up in White Plains at the Westchester Civic Center," Malone said.
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Knicks guard Austin Rivers comprehends how important it is to follow the proper COVID-19 protocols . . . and possibly turn that into a competitive advantage.
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Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau has seen enough to know that there still is a long path to navigate for the team.
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"It's invaluable to have that type of leadership, who he is as a person, great teammate, team-first guy, hard-working, always ready."
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Confidence is not in short supply for the son of Doc Rivers who was upset that he lost to Kevin Garnett in game of one-on-one . . . as a high school junior.
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Gibson started 56 games last season for Knicks, who will waive Omari Spellman.
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The Knicks entered the season looking at Randle as a possible trade chip, but he's playing so well and unselfishly the team may have to change its plans.
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A 15-point turnaround in the third quarter turned the game and the Knicks came up with an impressive win the sort of win that would have driven the Garden into a frenzy.
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Tom Thibodeau Washington, D.C.
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The two step up to bolster guard corps struggling with injuries.
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The new coach has quickly changed the production and the accountability for the team, and rookie Immanuel Quickley and newcomer Austin Rivers have made immediate contributions.
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The rookie point guard scored 16 points -- 15 in the final 16 minutes