New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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They say patience is a virtue, and that's how the Knicks are handling their rebuild.
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CLEVELAND -- The Knicks are looking for a new coach again.
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1. Who will coach the Knicks?
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CLEVELAND -- Jeff Hornacek said Wednesday morning that he hopes to be able to finish what he started and follow through with the plan that he and Knicks president Steve Mills put together after Phil Jackson was fired last summer.
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Jeff Hornacek believes the Knicks are close to becoming a competitive team and that the experience the young players received late in the season will prepare them to make big jumps next year.
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Frank Ntilikina had a message for anyone concerned about the type of player he would become or the kind of team the Knicks eventually would be.
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LeBron James wore black sneakers that read "I'M KING" on the back of them. He once again made the Garden his Kingdom.
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The Jets' Todd Bowles is the dean of New York-area head coaches/managers among the nine teams in the traditional four major North American sports, now that the Rangers have fired Alain Vigneault.
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Frank Ntilikina has had some drives to the basket over the last few games that have shown his growth as a player. But his best move of the season may not have been a basketball one.
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Jarrett Jack walked onto the Madison Square Garden court carrying a black trash bag, went to the far end, and pointed to some young fans. The Knicks' veteran point guard handed them sneakers.
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Kristaps Porzingis moved well and without a limp as he walked on to the court Saturday night. It was a good sign for a franchise desperately in need of one.
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The Knicks have just two games left in another dismal season, and then the real work begins for Scott Perry.
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The Knicks won't be raising any banners inside Madison Square Garden anytime soon, but one has gone up outside the building, challenging LeBron James to join the team.
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A Knicks player sat at his locker March 19 with his eyes fixed on the TV. He was watching a tape of that night's opponent. But some of the players he saw would not be at that night's game.