New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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He hasn't been on the court much for the Knicks, but Toppin thrills fans with his highlight slams.
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The award is presented to members of the print, electronic and transformative media whose efforts have made a significant contribution to the game of basketball.
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The veteran guard's leadership and steadying influence has been missed since a right ankle injury sidelined him in December.
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"We got a chance to reset here," said Tom Thibodeau. "We all have to take a hard look at what's going on and we got to figure out how we can do it better."
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Cam Thomas came off the bench to lead the depleted Nets, who outhustled the reeling Knicks.
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The Knicks will be off for more than a week with the All-Star break, giving them a chance to recharge and regroup after what has been a disappointing season, especially when compared with last season.
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Barrett is expected to return after All-Star break, but Noel's knee injury has limited him to 25 games this season and surgery is a possibility.
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The Knicks' second-year guard went 0-for-7 in Monday night's loss to the Thunder, including a three-point attempt that would have tied the game in overtime.
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Australian rookie Josh Giddey had a triple-double for Oklahoma City, which came back from an 11-point third-quarter deficit.
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They hoped to take advantage of Thunder's recent struggles.
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Tom Thibodeau had cleared the bench in the final minute of Denver's blowout win, but RJ Barrett stayed in.
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The Knicks forward looked more like the All-Star of last season, averaging 29.2 points, 12.8 rebounds and 6.2 assists in the five games.
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Julius Randle had 28 points and 16 rebounds, but the Trail Blazers outscored the Knicks 35-11 in fourth quarter.
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Barrett missing his second straight game with an ankle sprain and Noel his third in row with ongoing soreness in his knee.
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The grandson of the famed Knicks player and executive is a 5-11 shooting guard averaging a team-high 15.9 points with 62 threes (43.4%) as a second-year varsity starter.