New York Knicks: NY Daily News News Articles
NY Daily News (DANIEL O'LEARY) —
Patrick Ewing, a North Carolina Tar Heel? Hard to imagine, we know. But when you hear the Georgetown legend's reasoning for not picking the Tar Heels, it would be hard to knock him for not teaming up with Michael Jordan.
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The Nets job came and went and former Knicks great Patrick Ewing is still not a head coach in the NBA. And that didn’t set too well with his son, Patrick, Jr., who took to Twitter tovoice his displeasure.
NY Daily News (CHRIS DELL) —
Raymond Felton won’t have Jason Kidd to look up to on the basketball court next season. He can no longer bank on Kidd’s basketball IQ or to get him out of a bad shooting slump or count on his former teammates’ one-on-one motivational talks.
NY Daily News (FRANK ISOLA) —
Carmelo Anthony is rehabbing his injured left shoulder, and the Knicks have not announced whether the All-Star forward will need surgery. The initial plan was to see if the injury will heal without surgery and re-evaluate it after three weeks. It's been 23 days since the diagnosis.
NY Daily News (STEFAN BONDY) —
Jason Kidd wants to return to the Nets, and not just as a retired number in the rafters. The greatest player in the franchise's NBA history has been actively lobbying for Brooklyn's vacant coaching position, a source confirmed from a Yahoo! Report.
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Just a little piece of advice for Carmelo Anthony. Never, ever, under any circumstances go into Roy Hibbert’s man cave!!!! Hibbert, the 7-2, 280-pound Rock of Gibraltar, who made life miserable for Anthony and the Knicks in their win in the Eastern Conference semifinals, will immortalize his epic posterization of Anthony in Game 6 in his house with multiple frame photos.
NY Daily News (Mike Lupica) —
The shame of it for Jason Kidd, at the end of one of the great careers any point guard has ever had in basketball, is that when he finally got to Madison Square Garden, to the kind of stage and the kind of spotlight his game always merited, he was already pushing 40.
NY Daily News (FRANK ISOLA) —
Jason Kidd announced his retirement Monday, just two weeks after being benched in the second half of the Knicks final playoff game against the Indiana Pacers.
NY Daily News (FRANK ISOLA) —
Former MSG president Steve Mills has emerged as the leading candidate to replace Billy Hunter as the executive director of the NBA player's union, the Daily News has learned.
NY Daily News (FRANK ISOLA) —
Jason Kidd says he is still decided about whether he'll return for another season with the Knicks.“I am thinking about it,” Kidd told reporters at Justin Tuck’s charity billiards event in Manhattan Thursday night. “We’ll see. I have to make a decision.”Kidd, 40, is under contract for another two years.
NY Daily News (FRANK ISOLA) —
Carmelo Anthony played injured during the Knicks’ six playoff games against the Indiana Pacers, but Paul George, who defended Anthony brilliantly in the series, never detected a problem.
NY Daily News (FRANK ISOLA) —
Patrick Ewing has emerged as a candidate to join former Knicks assistant coach Steve Clifford with the Charlotte Bobcats. Clifford agreed to become Bobcats head coach on Monday, and his relationship with Ewing dates back to the late ’90s when Clifford joined Jeff Van Gundy’s staff.
NY Daily News (FRANK ISOLA) —
Amar'e Stoudemire’s agent said the veteran forward is unhappy with the way the season ended for him and the Knicks, but that Stoudemire believes he’ll play a bigger role next year.
NY Daily News (FRANK ISOLA) —
Carmelo Anthony played 12 playoff games with a partially torn left shoulder, the Daily News has learned. An MRI of Anthony's shoulder revealed a partially torn labrum, according to a Knicks source and there is a possibility that Anthony may need surgery.
NY Daily News (Mitch Lawrence) —
The search for the No. 2 star to pair with Carmelo Anthony is not leading the Knicks to Los Angeles, as much as Chris Paul would be Anthony’s perfect wing man. Instead of landing a star talent like Paul, a free agent this summer who once toasted an Anthony-Paul-Amar’e Stoudemire alliance at the Garden, the Knicks will have to set their sights considerably lower.