New York Knicks: NY Post News Articles
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Carmelo Anthony: Can opt out after next season, but the Knicks will ride him once again in 2013-14.Amar’e Stoudemire: Coming off 29-game regular season, was too rusty in playoffs to help, but could return to the starting lineup next season if healthy.Tyson Chandler: Might be the best...
NY Post (MARK HALE) —
Next season, Carmelo Anthony’s main sidekick could be a healthy, emerging Iman Shumpert.One major issue with the Knicks’ roster going forward is its lack of upside: The team is ancient, and few players have real room for NBA growth. One of the exceptions is Shumpert, who just emblazoned...
NY Post (MIKE VACCARO) —
He was the first one who said it, whether or not he really believed it, or understood it. This was July 5, 2010, and Amar’e Stoudemire and the Knicks had just agreed to a five-year, $99.7 million, and Stoudemire, looking to summarize the transaction, did so simply and...
NY Post (MARC BERMAN) —
Carmelo Anthony did a better job spinning in the postgame interview room late Saturday night at Bankers Life Fieldhouse than spinning in the lane for a bucket in the fourth quarter of ill-fated Game 6.“It’s a learning curve for us and we’ll be back better and stronger...
NY Post (MARC BERMAN) —
The J.R. Smith/Chris Smith package deal is shaping up. The Post has learned point guard Chris Smith, J.R. Smith’s brother who injured his knee during Knicks training camp, has fired his agent, Marc Cornstein, and will hire J.R.’s rep, CAA superagent Leon Rose, who...
NY Post (STEVE SERBY) —
Carmelo Anthony will sell tickets, titillate Celebrity Row, make the Garden a warm attraction in the dead of winter, hopefully for many more winters.But this is supposed to be about bringing a championship to New York, and he is doomed, he will never win that elusive championship if he...
NY Post (PHIL MUSHNICK) —
Don’t know why anyone would have any trouble with J. R. Smith out “clubbing” during the playoffs. As long as he observed the 5 a.m. curfew, it’s a non-issue, ya know?And it’s not as if he didn’t have another sensational season tweeting. And Smith...
NY Post (STEVE SERBY) —
INDIANAPOLIS — Carmelo Anthony made the same slow, sad walk off the court that Patrick Ewing used to make all too often at the Garden, the walk into another season without a championship.Ewing always had Michael Jordan in his way, and Melo would have had LeBron James in his way...
NY Post (MIKE VACCARO) —
INDIANAPOLIS — The room was as quiet as you would want it to be. You weren’t suffering alone last night when the shots stopped falling and the season started sputtering and the game veered irretrievably south.Wherever you watched the Knicks tumble into the abyss — living room, man cave, saloon...
NY Post (FRED KERBER) —
INDIANAPOLIS — Following the Knicks’ 106-99 ouster by the Pacers in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference semifinals last night, center Tyson Chandler was asked why the Knicks never seemed to get back to their early-season form, when they were one of the NBA’s brightest stories.“I don’t know...
NY Post (MARC BERMAN) —
INDIANAPOLIS — Carmelo Anthony was finally having his bust-out game, carrying 35 points into the fourth quarter. Melo went bust in the final period, though, and the Knicks season went right along with him.The Pacers are headed to South Beach with a 106-99 Game 6 victory in Game 6 last...
NY Post (MARK HALE) —
INDIANAPOLIS — More like Out-dianapolis for Raymond Felton.In the Knicks’ 106-99 season-ending Game 6 loss to the Pacers at Bankers Life Fieldhouse last night, Felton, who struggled in Game 3 in Indianapolis, delivered another miserable performance. The point guard missed all seven of his shots from the field, scoring two...
NY Post (FRED KERBER) —
INDIANAPOLIS — The Pacers prepared for the worst. But it worked out for the best — in every way.Indiana was preparing to go without George Hill, who had missed Thursday’s game with a concussion, but the starting point guard was cleared in the afternoon by team doctors and the league...
NY Post (MARK HALE) —
HEROBrooklyn’s own Lance Stephenson was tremendous last night, racking up 25 points and 10 rebounds. The Pacers shooting guard and Lincoln High grad poured in nine points in the fourth quarter as the Pacers staved off the Knicks.ZERORaymond Felton had a terrific postseason, but shot 0-for-7...
NY Post (MARC BERMAN) —
INDIANAPOLIS — After being benched for the second half for the second straight playoff game, Amar’e Stoudemire is confused with his role with the Knicks going forward.His injury-wracked season never included a single start and ended with coach Mike Woodson not trusting the $100 million man after the first...