New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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Al Iannazzone takes a look at the Knicks' roster -- who might be back and who might not (in alphabetical order):
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Mike Woodson didn't take part in Thursday's exit interviews with players, which could be an indication that he won't be part of the Knicks' future.
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Carmelo Anthony wore a red baseball cap with the letters "NY" on the front and talked about wanting to remain a Knick. But Anthony also sounded tormented about not being in the playoffs for the first time in his 11-year career
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Mike Woodson said he would like to find out soon whether he will return as the Knicks coach next season, but he may already know the answer.
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The Knicks have signed former NBA champion Lamar Odom, who was out of the league this season.
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Tyson Chandler had high hopes for himself and the Knicks this season, but both failed to live up to their expectations.
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Carmelo Anthony has played his last game of the season and perhaps as a Knick.
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Carmelo Anthony had a hard time wrapping his head around the fact that he won't be in the playoffs for the first time in his 11-year career. He tried talking about what he was feeling, but it was as if he were describing his future.
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Mike Woodson takes full responsibility for the Knicks' failure to make the playoffs, and on Sunday he apologized to their fans.
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The Knicks have tried to build a team that can beat the Heat, but for one night, they were Miami fans.
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The Knicks made sure they wouldn't be eliminated from the playoffs Friday night.
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Knicks general manager Steve Mills says he believes that with new team president Phil Jackson, "together we can do something special."
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The Knicks boarded a plane for Canada Thursday, embarking on what could be their last road trip and final meaningful game of the season.
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As Mike Woodson ran the players through sets at the end of Knicks practice Wednesday, Carmelo Anthony and Phil Jackson weren't in the gym.
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Larry Brown thinks the Knicks have mistreated coach Mike Woodson. If they are going to replace him, he believes it should be with Phil Jackson.