New York Knicks: ESPN Blog Articles
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Clippers owner Steve Ballmer has reached an agreement to purchase The Forum in Inglewood, through a new company, for $400 million in cash from The Madison Square Garden Company, it was announced.
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Our NBA experts examine what an extended layoff could mean for every Eastern Conference team.
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Spike Lee isn't the only fan who has decided to no-show Knicks games. The team had its worst home attendance in over 13 years Wednesday.
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In the wake of the latest New York Knicks drama, this time involving Spike Lee, former Knicks forward Charles Oakley is urging the NBA to step in and doing something to address the issues.
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Award-winning director and longtime Knicks fan Spike Lee said he will not attend the team's games at Madison Square Garden for the rest of the season.
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Award-winning director and big Knicks fan Spike Lee says he will not attend the team's games at Madison Square Garden the rest of the season.
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Rookie RJ Barrett tied his career high with 27 points as the Knicks greeted new president Leon Rose with a surprising win over the Rockets at Madison Square Garden on Monday.
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The New York Knicks have officially named former player agent Leon Rose as their new president.
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It hasn't been a great season for the Knicks, but Mitchell Robinson's inspired performance against the Bulls earned him love from the New York crowd.
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Harkless, a wing coveted by several teams including the Lakers, won't come to an agreement on a contract buyout and plans to finish the season with the Knicks.
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Here's how much value each team is expected to get out of the upcoming draft.
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Charles Oakley's 2017 lawsuit filed against Knicks owner James Dolan and Madison Square Garden has been dismissed.
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This week we highlight the problems in Brooklyn, Dennis Smith Jr. and the new All-Star Game.
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Here are our new NBA draft projections for 2020, with movement throughout the top 10 after the trade deadline.
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Knicks branding consultant Steve Stoute issued a statement saying he "inadvertently insinuated about Knicks personnel" while on ESPN's First Take on Tuesday.