New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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Kristaps Porzingis is a long way from doing basketball activities or playing again, but a picture circulated of the Knicks franchise player shooting.
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As Enes Kanter was telling a reporter the Knicks are not "tanking," Trey Burke interrupted and said he doesn't even know how to do that.
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Jeff Hornacek wanted to see a little extra fire in his players' eyes. He got his wish, and the Knicks did something they hadn't done in seven weeks -- a home victory.
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Willy Hernangomez was back in Madison Square Garden with his new team, but not much has changed. He's played sparingly for the Hornets.
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The offseason will be important for the Knicks, and for Craig Robinson to implement his vision and plan to transform their players.
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The Knicks tried to pull off the 6-11 upset Thursday night, but they couldn't as their March sadness continued.
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Jeff Hornacek understands that some of his veterans are frustrated with losing and having their minutes reduced to let the younger players get more playing time. But he also said it's part of being a professional.
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Craig Robinson has a direct line to a power couple who often share their opinion of the Knicks with him.
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Rick Carlisle called out his name to go in the game. This was Sunday night at American Airlines Center in Dallas. This was the fourth quarter against Houston. This was the moment he craved.
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Kristaps Porzingis was a couple of weeks away from playing in his first NBA All-Star Game when he tore his left ACL. The Knicks franchise player vowed he will return to that level at least.
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Courtney Lee takes pride in playing defense. He said not enough Knicks do.
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The Knicks are going to the playoffs. Not them, the Westchester Knicks.
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The Knicks started two rookies and at times they had three players who began the season in the G League on the court together. They ended the game with four rookies and a player on a 10-day contract on the floor.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- The Knicks returned home from their winless four-game trip to face a team that is headed in the opposite direction. For Jeff Hornacek, the Raptors are a team and organization to emulate.