New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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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.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- Enes Kanter wants to play again if he can before the Knicks call it a (bad) season after four more games. There may be megamillions of reasons for him not to risk it with the chance to opt out from the final year of his contract, but he's still all in here.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- As the Knicks lurch toward the end of their fourth straight 50-loss season, nearly everyone on the team is looking queasy.
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Frank Vogel leaned against a cinder block wall at Madison Square Garden Tuesday night and held court with a small group of reporters.
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An attorney for Madison Square Garden and its executive chairman and CEO James Dolan has asked a federal judge to dismiss Charles Oakley's civil lawsuit that stems from the former Knicks player's televised scuffle with MSG security at a February 2017 game.
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The Knicks couldn't be one of the top eight teams in the Eastern conference, but the team still has a shot at being one of the bottom eight teams in the league.
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Lance Thomas doesn't just play for the Knicks. He loves them.
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The Knicks are consistent, if nothing else. They're consistently bad.
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Stan Van Gundy questioned how sincere the Knicks' displays of appreciation have been for his brother Jeff Van Gundy and Patrick Ewing.
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The Knicks have a franchise power forward and three point guards on their roster, but that shouldn't preclude them from taking a player at either position in the NBA Draft.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- The Knicks should have an easier time attracting free agents this year than they did last year. So says Jeff Hornacek, the current coach who may or may not be a part of the offseason recruiting process.