New York Knicks: SYN.tv News Articles
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As the NBA Combine kicked off in Chicago, some of the top prospects in this year's draft class were on hand to tackle the national media for the first time. And, as one would expect, there were large crowds surrounding Ja Morant and Cam Reddish.
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RJ Barrett, who is shaping up to be available at No. 3 overall for the Knicks, reportedly has a preference on where he'd like to go in the NBA Draft.
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The growing optimism that the Knicks will land Kevin Durant and a second max free agent this summer is being reflected in their odds to win the NBA Title next season.
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Former Duke forward RJ Barrett is projected to be the No. 3 pick in next month's NBA draft to the Knicks. Asked what he feels he needs to do to improve at the next level, he kept it simple.
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Zion Williamson was excited about the prospect of playing for the Knicks before Tuesday's NBA Draft Lottery. That, coupled with the ever-present amateur body language readers on social media, led to speculation on Wednesday that Williamson wasn't happy about the possibility of landing with the Pelicans.
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Hall of Fame guard and former Knicks president Isiah Thomas believes New York has a chance to turn things around quickly this summer.
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Duke's RJ Barrett will reportedly be there for the Knicks at No. 3 on draft night.
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Assuming New Orleans has to deal Anthony Davis this summer, which teams can make the best offers? And how can the Knicks push themselves to the front of that group?
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Knicks SG Damyean Dotson underwent surgery to repair a torn labrum in his right shoulder, SNY's Ian Begley confirmed on Wednesday.
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There was an 86 percent chance the Knicks and their fans were going to be disappointed after the NBA Draft Lottery on Tuesday night.
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No, the Knicks didn't get the No. 1 pick on Tuesday night. But they ended up with, arguably, the next best thing.
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When all the cards were shown to the masses, it was the New Orleans Pelicans that came out with the No. 1 pick in a wild drawing of teams. And it appears Zion Williamson wasn't the biggest fan of that.
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Yes, the Knicks didn't land the No. 1 overall pick in this year's NBA Draft. And while fans mourn their loss of Zion Williamson to the Pelicans -- the team that did land the first pick -- the gears shift to a very important free agency period for New York.
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One of the biggest questions for the Knicks in the aftermath of Tuesday's NBA Draft Lottery? How does landing the No. 3 pick -- and New Orleans landing the top pick -- impact New York's chances of trading for Anthony Davis?