New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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Tom Thibodeau's consistent message to his players keeps them confident.
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The rookie has provided a positive charge on offense and defense.
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It's hard to reconcile the smiling and confident player who was on top of the world at the start of the postseason with the frustrated and flustered one we saw Sunday after a loss to the Hawks put the Knicks on the brink of elimination.
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What to know after the Knicks dropped Game 4 at Atlanta.
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The Knicks had no answers they were overwhelmed by the Hawks' talent and unable to mount any sort of defense for the Trae Young-led attack.
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The biggest question: Can they stop the Hawks' Trae Young?
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OK, this is not looking good.
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What to know after the Knicks dropped Game 4 at Atlanta.
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Randle scored only 14 points and shot 2-for-15; Derrick Rose again was a bright spot as he started and had 30 points.
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Thibs said he was undecided early in the evening, which is hard to believe, but in the end he went with his trusted veterans.
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There has been lots of emotion performing before adoring fans at the Garden and perhaps playing in Atlanta will get him back on track.
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There have been numerous incidents of harassment of players and family members, when what really is needed is respect.
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If the Knicks advance to the second round, there will be no section at the Garden for non-vaccinated fans.
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Team releases statement admonishing fan and apologizing to Hawks superstar for fan's inappropriate behavior.
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Rose scored 26 points in 39 minutes in the Knicks' Game 2 win over the Hawks on Wednesday night and brought a calming presence to a desperate team.