New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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Knicks leadership laid a solid foundation last season, brought back the key players, and filled in with pieces that fit their culture of moving forward.
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Management also says the Knicks are 100% vaccinated, from players to coaches to staff.
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The rules will be much like last season when fans returned.
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Located on 10th Avenue near 37th and 38th Streets, "Wine and Dine" frequently hosted events in addition to regular diners, and Frazier often visited with customers there.
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"To be honest, I don't want to put my foot in my mouth," Gibson said, "but this team looks really stacked."
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The NBA's reigning most improved player scoffs at skeptics who question whether he can duplicate last season's career-high numbers.
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Rose finished third in the NBA's Sixth Man of the Year voting.
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Superfan mother's support of both her son and his teams have endeared her to fans, teammates and coaches over the years.
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Knicks president Leon Rose called him "a great teammate, a fierce competitor, and a perfect complement to our returning players."
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The veteran point guard believes that he and Evan Fournier can help Knicks reach the next level.
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Trae Young comes back to the Garden for Christmas, and the Nets head west to face LeBron.
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Former city prep star, in the middle of a thoughtful career, finally gets to show his NBA wares in the city he learned his craft.
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Knicks president Leon Rose said the organization is happy to bring the point guard back to his New York City roots.
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IQ went 11-for-21 and had 32 points against Pacers in Summer League action Monday.
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They filled holes for more offensive skill, a point guard to take pressure off of Julius Randle and eased the nerves of coach Tom Thibodeau.