New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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Kyle Lowry, Lonzo Ball and Spencer Dinwidde are among the possibilities for the Knicks, who may opt to get a player in the NBA Draft.
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Knicks rookies will train with and play against Team USA as they prepare for Tokyo.
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Point guards Elfrid Payton, Derrick Rose and Frank Ntilikina are now all free agents.
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Who goes when? And to which team? With the NBA's Draft Lottery set, we mock up the first round of the draft.
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Arguably the sport's most famous play-by-play voice is turning off his microphone after he calls the NBA Eastern Conference final between the Bucks and Hawks for Turner Sports.
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Randle averaged 24.1 points, 10.2 assists and 6.0 assists per game while leading the Knicks to a 41-31 season and the No. 4 seed in the East
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In tightest margin since the current format was introduced in the 2002-03 season, he becomes third Knicks coach to be selected, joining Red Holzman (1969-70) and Pat Riley (1992-93).
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The free-agent class is not shaping up with difference-makers, but the club has some draft capital that might be traded for ready-to-win talent.
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Plenty of roster decisions ahead for Thibs, Rose and the front office to make, plus what to do with those 3 draft picks.
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For the Knicks there were no heroes this time. Julius Randle, who had carried them through so much of the season, struggled through the series and on this night, played his worst.
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The franchise that, until recently, had been league laughingstock could now be a player or two away from making a serious run through NBA postseason thanks to Tom Thobodeau.
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Down 3-1 in the series to Atlanta, the Knicks are back at The Garden and ready to force a Game 6.
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Atlanta center fired some shots at the Knicks for their physical play
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Iconic play-by-play man first called a Knicks game in 1963 and plans to retire at the end of the Eastern Conference final.