New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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Walker scored 41 points in the first three quarters, including 23 in the second.
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Obi Toppin previously cleared the protocols Wednesday, leaving just four more players on the list.
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Barrett missed the Knicks' last five games but joins Obi Toppin, who cleared the protocols on Wednesday, ahead of Thursday night's game against the Wizards.
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Ability and achievement obviously count, but star power counts more.
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Has the veteran guard shown enough in these last two games to get back into the starting lineup or rotation for Thibodeau?
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The win ended a five-game home losing streak for the Knicks (14-17). It was also just their second win in their last eight games.
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Dotson played 165 games over three seasons with the Knicks, averaging 7.8 pints, 2.6 rebounds and 1.4 assists.
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Knicks players adapt to constantly evolving situation of who's positive and who's not while balancing ball and life.
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Dotson played three seasons with the Knicks after they drafted him with the 44th overall pick in 2017. During that stretch he averaged 7.8 points while shooting 36.1% from three-point range.
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The Bronx native scored 29 Saturday night and says he wants to play, but head coach Tom Thibodeau said "we'll see" if he keeps playing when others start to come back.
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Walker (29) and Fournier (32) combined for 61 points, but they wore down as the minutes rose.
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Knicks coach is proud of work ethic of rookies McBride and Jericho Sims.
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Derrick Rose is ruled out with sore right ankle and Kemba Walker ascends back into the role he held through the first 20 games.
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Randle knows that he's in a delicate spot, trying to balance being a floor leader while also trying to adhere to Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau's preaching of playing the right way
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BOSTON — The Knicks stopped the bleeding Thursday night in Houston, finding a way — and perhaps a suitable opponent — to end the four-game losing streak and wipe out the gloom as one player after another was sent into the NBA's health and safety protocols.