New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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Tom Thibodeau and Erik Spoelstra exchanged compliments for the opposing centers -- Mitchell Robinson and Bam Adebayo -- before Wednesday's game.
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Tom Thibodeau must fit a team together with the on-court leadership passed from player to player almost on a nightly basis.
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Julius Randle will be eligible to be traded on Feb. 5, and that may end up a solution if Leon Rose opts to try for a star to lead the team that doesn't really have one now.
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The Knicks were 15 points down in the second half and closed the gap, but Julius Randle's desperation three-pointer was off target.
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Nerlens Noel, who returned to action Sunday, moved into the starting lineup
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They hit tough part of schedule with many away games where they have had more success than at Garden.
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The point guard is also out to help manage load of back-to-back games.
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The Knicks had lost three straight at the Garden and for one day, at least, turned the boos into cheers.
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Fans were supportive of the trade from Hawks and have been itching to see what their newest addition can do.
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Team fined $25,000 for not making Randle available to the media after Thursday night's game.
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Poor shooting and technical fouls don't get it done for the Knicks, who got four points and 1-for-9 effort accuracy the field from an angry Julius Randle.
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The truth is both Randle and the Knicks overachieved last year in getting the fourth seed. And now they are both a victim of the high hopes they helped build.
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A solid defender and high-percentage scorer, Robinson gave rare glimpse of ability to dribble before dunking in Monday's loss to Hornets.
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Coach Tom Thibodeau said, "He's moving around pretty good. Should be any day now."
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With the NBA trade deadline less than a month away and the Knicks overstocked with wing players, they will be in the market for point guard help.