New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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The Knicks signed forward Cleanthony Early, their first draft pick under Phil Jackson.
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Carmelo Anthony's free-agency decision wasn't exactly a slam dunk, and the Knicks superstar said he legitimately was torn on where he wanted to spend the prime years of his career.
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Amid media requests for interviews and kids' requests for him to perform video game-type dunks yesterday, Tim Hardaway Jr. fielded perhaps the sharpest question from a young boy in the crowd:
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Dallas Mavericks point guard Raymond Felton pleaded guilty Wednesday in a New York gun case, taking a plea deal that involved admitting a felony but spares him jail.
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Knicks guard Tim Hardaway Jr. and Nets forward Mason Plumlee have been chosen to play on the USA Men's Select Team that will train with the men's national team in Las Vegas later this month.
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The Knicks made it official and signed 7-foot center Jason Smith Friday.
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After what he called the worst season of his career, J.R. Smith is surprised he's still with the Knicks.
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Phil Jackson said he wanted to add another big man and did that Tuesday, as the Knicks agreed to terms with Jason Smith on a one-year deal.
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Carmelo Anthony's decision to re-sign has Derek Fisher feeling confident that the Knicks will return to the playoffs this season and eventually become a champion.
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After locking up Carmelo Anthony with a nine-figure contract, Phil Jackson said the Knicks might not spend much more in free agency -- at least this summer.
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In big block letters on the front page of Carmelo Anthony's official website are the words "My City, My Heart." That was Anthony's way of announcing he is re-signing with the Knicks.
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If it was in their style and they weren't the classy type, few would blame the Spurs if they chose to send up some smoke signals from San Antonio and did everything short of skywriting their message in every NBA city.
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Fourteen-year-old Joseph Randazzo can finally stop checking his phone: Carmelo Anthony is still a Knick.
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Phil Jackson is closing in on his first target, but his second one got away.
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Carmelo Anthony got most of what he presumably wanted out of free agency.