New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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The Knicks had media availability with president Steve Mills, new general manager Scott Perry and head coach Jeff Hornacek on Friday.
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If there was even a speck of doubt that Carmelo Anthony is no longer in the Knicks' plans, it was swept away Thursday by new general manager Scott Perry.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- After missing nearly a year and a half with a leg injury, Jarrett Jack is happy to be back in the NBA and looking forward to helping Knicks rookie Frank Ntilikina any way possible.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- Michael Beasley considers Carmelo Anthony a mentor, one of his best friends, and said he can't wait to play with him.
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The Knicks announced the signing of Jarrett Jack on Friday afternoon.
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The Knicks are signing another veteran point guard to help mentor first-round pick Frank Ntilikina.
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Charles Oakley filed a civil lawsuit against James Dolan, Madison Square Garden and MSG Networks on Tuesday, seeking unspecified damages related to the former Knicks player's scuffle with Garden security during a game last February.
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MSG Networks plans to announce Thursday that Ed Cohen will be the new Knicks play-by-play man on ESPN New York Radio, succeeding Mike Crispino, who was not re-signed after last season.
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Carmelo Anthony's future with the Knicks remains unsettled, but he "will always be tied to New York."
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Knicks rookie Frank Ntilikina has begun to sample life in New York. He's been in the city a little more than a month. And Sunday night he got his first live taste of Major League Baseball.
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There were days when Stephon Marbury wasn't sure he wanted to keep going, days so dark that he did little more than lie in bed, watch television and eat bowls of Fruity Pebbles.
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Derrick Rose is now in Cleveland with LeBron James, but he hasn't forgotten about his lone season in New York.
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Knicks president Steve Mills added to the Melodrama on Friday when he omitted Carmelo Anthony's name in a blog entry he wrote about the upcoming season on the official Madison Square Garden website.
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The Knicks released their five-game preseason schedule, with three games at Madison Square Garden.
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The most popular jersey among more than 100 kids in the Mack Sports Complex on Friday at Hofstra Summer Camps was Carmelo Anthony's No. 7, in Knicks blue and orange. But when the camp's guest speaker, former Knicks star and current assistant general manager Allan Houston, was asked if that's the jersey Anthony will be wearing for the upcoming season, the two-time All-Star shooting guard...