New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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With the exception of hitting late fourth-quarter shots, Carmelo Anthony has been doing almost all of the right things on the court this season.
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The Knicks may have used a barrage of three-pointers to bury the Nets and the Magic, but the most-talked-about shot of the past two games was an in-your-face dunk by Iman Shumpert.
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Was it the white uniforms? Was it the extra three-point practice? Or did the Knicks' win over the Nets on Thursday give them some sort of Karmic release and jolt them into looking like the team everyone thought they could be.
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Carmelo Anthony apparently has visions of taking passes from Rajon Rondo in a Knicks' uniform.
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Carmelo Anthony scurried over to the Nets' bench just before tipoff, making a beeline there to say hello to a familiar face.
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The Knicks have been effusive in their support for seemingly embattled coach Mike Woodson. But words mean little if you don't back them up, and Thursday night, the Knicks did.
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J.R. Smith is sure Jason Kidd is going to get it done as the Nets' coach.
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Carmelo Anthony denied an ESPN report that said he already has made up his mind to take his talents elsewhere when he becomes a free agent this summer.
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Carmelo Anthony refuted an ESPN report that he’s already made up his mind to take his talents elsewhere this summer when he becomes a free agent.
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Carmelo Anthony doesn't like being the butt of any jokes, but he said that's what the 3-13 Knicks are.
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Carmelo Anthony is tired of hearing the Knicks lack leadership. He said the Knicks are his team, but he can't lead all by himself.
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Mike Woodson said he's not worried about his job, but some of his players are. Kenyon Martin got to the root of what the Knicks need to do to help him keep it.
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The Knicks have tried big lineups and small ones. They've held players-only meetings. They've run extra-long practices and they've canceled practices, too.
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Mike Woodson agrees with Carmelo Anthony that the Knicks miss the leadership of departed veterans Jason Kidd, Rasheed Wallace and Kurt Thomas "in the locker room and on the floor." But he stressed that it's beyond time to move on.
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There actually are a couple of sure things in the world of J.R. Smith, who keeps people guessing about what he might say or do next. Despite all the puzzlement that surrounds him, this much is certain: a) his start to the season was painful all the way around and b) the Knicks need him to be much better.