New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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The prospect of Phil Jackson joining the Knicks' front office is exciting for fans desperate for a dramatic change, and for an organization that hasn't won a title in more than 40 years.
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The Knicks continue to keep hope alive.
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Phil Jackson could be moving closer to taking a front-office position with the Knicks, according to an ESPN report.
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The Knicks hope to re-sign Carmelo Anthony this summer. But if he were to leave all that extra money on the table to go to the Bulls or another team, it could be a blessing in disguise for the Knicks, according to a former NBA general manager.
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In the last two games, the Knicks have looked like a team that wants to play in the postseason. They're probably kicking themselves for not playing this well more often.
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Phil Jackson apparently doesn't want to coach the Knicks, but it's possible he can be convinced to join their front office in some capacity.
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Joakim Noah had 14 assists against the Knicks on Sunday afternoon and he could get credit for another one if Carmelo Anthony signs with the Bulls this summer.
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Mike Woodson guided the Hawks to only 13 wins in his first season as an NBA coach, but he calls this season his most difficult and challenging on the bench. Woodson thinks it can be salvaged if the Knicks can go on a big run and sneak into the playoffs.
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If the occasion calls for breaking the unwritten rule about his maximum playing time, so be it. If circumstances demand ignoring doctors' orders to sit out the second half of back-to-back games, that's OK, too. At this stage in the season and his career, Amar'e Stoudemire figures there is no reason to leave anything in the tank.
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The Knicks were not asking for the world, only something small. "We've got to get one win," Amar'e Stoudemire said before the game. "Once we get that first win, we can kind of move forward from there."
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Mike Woodson acknowledged Wednesday morning that it has been his responsibility to get the Knicks to persevere through the losing, injuries and controversies of a disappointing season and he conceded, "I feel like I've failed somewhat."
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Carmelo Anthony hesitated for a moment, then he just could not suppress a wry grin when someone asked him Monday night about photos that showed Anthony and Kevin Love side-by-side during the NBA All-Star Game last month in New Orleans. Anthony asked, "Where are you going with this?"
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Maybe blaming all of the Knicks' problems on a lack of heart or hustle is missing the mark. And if anyone knows about missing the mark, it is the Knicks.
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As tough as it has been for Knicks fans to watch their team during the past month, there is perhaps no spectator who has taken the losing harder than Kenyon Martin. His chronically injured ankle has forced him to just sit there while his head and heart tell him he could have made a huge difference.
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The Bulls are living, breathing -- and running and rebounding -- evidence that every problem is just an opportunity in disguise. No matter who isn't here, the team seems to thrive with someone who is.