New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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The good news for the locals is that not one of the potential free agents among the NBA All-Stars is giving New York the cold shoulder. And this weekend, that is saying something.
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Carmelo Anthony now says he isn't sure when he will shut it down and have surgery on his left knee, as he continues to flip-flop and contradict himself. The only certainty at this point is Anthony will play in Sunday's All-Star Game at the Garden.
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Phil Jackson said Friday that despite the Knicks' struggles this season, he remains confident the franchise is on the right course.
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It might have been because it hadn't happened all season, but Knicks coach Derek Fisher gave an emphatic answer when he was asked if he had everyone available.
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Jerry West enjoyed playing at Madison Square Garden so much during his collegiate career at West Virginia that he hoped the Knicks would pick him in the 1960 NBA draft.
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Brook Lopez scored 22 points, Jarrett Jack made a clutch 3-pointer with 13.8 seconds left and the Nets beat the Knicks 92-88 on Friday night.
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Amar'e Stoudemire isn't sure what he wants to do, but he said he plans to use next week's All-Star break to decide whether to ask the Knicks for a buyout.
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Derek Fisher believes Phil Jackson is being a good leader when he says the Knicks' failures are on his shoulders. But Fisher said it's on everyone, and eventually the Knicks will have a stronger team and locker room.
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Despite looking "pretty good" in a workout Monday at the Knicks' training facility, Amar'e Stoudemire probably won't play Tuesday night against the Boston Celtics, Knicks coach Derek Fisher said.
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The sight was a familiar one, as Pacers center Roy Hibbert had his way with the Knicks Thursday night -- and Tyson Chandler wasn't in the building.
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Langston Galloway made the Knicks' decision to sign him for the rest of the season an easy one. Lance Thomas and Lou Amundson have done the same.
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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.