New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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Phil Jackson hopes to make his critics finally eat crow after what the Knicks have had to ingest for the past two seasons.
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The Knicks president believes if his reconstructed team can stay healthy, ending a three-year playoff drought shouldn't be a problem.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- Knicks president Phil Jackson plans to meet with his players and try to get a team-wide agreement on what they want to do regarding public protests during the national anthem.
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LOS ANGELES -- A Los Angeles federal judge has ruled a woman accusing NBA star Derrick Rose of rape cannot remain anonymous at her upcoming civil trial.
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Derrick Rose won 62 games and reached the Eastern Conference finals with the Bulls during the 2010-11 season, but the former NBA MVP believes this Knicks team has a chance to be better.
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The Knicks are bringing back Lou Amundson.
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ARDSLEY, N.Y. -- Moments after dribbling his way through a group of knee-high day campers, Kristaps Porzingis revealed that he has sky-high expectations his Knicks team this season.
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OAKLAND, Calif. -- The woman who brought a lawsuit accusing NBA star Derrick Rose and two others of gang rape is leading two drastically different lives.
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CLEVELAND -- The Cavaliers say guard Iman Shumpert was arrested last month on suspicion for driving under the influence.
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After winning his third gold medal and fourth overall, Carmelo Anthony was full of emotions.
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RIO DE JANEIRO -- Three wins from gold, and still no reason to think it will be easy for the U.S. men's basketball team.
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Below is the Knicks' full schedule for the 2016-17 NBA regular season:
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The new-look Knicks will open the 2016-17 regular season in Cleveland against LeBron James and the Cavaliers.
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Carmelo Anthony is the most prolific scorer in U.S. men's Olympic basketball history.
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Walt Frazier stood at the mic, and the sharp-dressed man of teal introduced his former Knicks backcourt partner, Earl Monroe. The 71-year-old Hall of Famers were together again Tuesday at Clyde Frazier's Wine and Dine in Manhattan to promote their latest dish-and-swish venture -- the Gotham Ballers of the Champions Basketball League, coming in 2017.