New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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The Patriots aren't the only championship team to deflate balls. The Knicks of the 1970s did it too.
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Kevin Durant will miss Oklahoma City's game against the Knicks on Wednesday night because of a sprained big toe on his left foot.
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Undrafted rookie guard Langston Galloway will remain with the Knicks for the remainder of this year and is under contract for next season as well.
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The Knicks' home game against the Sacramento Kings scheduled for Monday night at Madison Square Garden has been postponed because of the heavy snowfall forecasted to hit the area, the league announced Monday afternoon.
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Amar'e Stoudemire limped out of the trainer's room with a brace over his right knee and his left ankle wrapped. He wanted something for his sore left wrist, too.
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Hornets guard Lance Stephenson has heard all the trade rumors -- including one that recently fell through that would have sent him to his hometown of Brooklyn.
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Derek Fisher believes the Knicks are better off with the roster they have now, and he feels comfortable putting the ball in the hands of guys on 10-day contracts and trusting them to make plays.
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On the anniversary of Carmelo Anthony's franchise-record 62-point game, he took the night off.
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The message Derek Fisher, Carmelo Anthony and the Knicks are sending this week is similar to Herm Edwards' famous line when he was coaching the Jets: "You play to win the game . . . Hello? You play to win the game."
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The Knicks have become unrecognizable lately. They're sharing the ball, executing, relying heavily on players who have 10-day contracts -- and winning.
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It's official. Carmelo Anthony will play in at least one high-profile game at Madison Square Garden this season.
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The Knicks went 38 days between victories, and now for the first time since the first week of the season they have a win streak.
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Carmelo Anthony agreed with J.R. Smith's assessment that people were "walking on eggshells" because of the change in regime and system that team president Phil Jackson and Derek Fisher instituted.
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Derek Fisher doesn't believe in or agree with the idea of tanking, and said he's not concerned with what putting some wins together might do for the Knicks' draft position.