New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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Isiah Thomas thinks the Knicks had a great season and they need to develop their role players to be as efficient and complementary as some of the Spurs' secondary guys.
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Jason Kidd said he received congratulatory phone calls from his former Knicks bosses and teammates after he landed his first head coaching job with the rival Nets.
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Charlotte Bobcats owner Michael Jordan is giving old friend Patrick Ewing another shot to continue his NBA coaching career.
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The son of former Knicks' nemesis Tim Hardaway was decked out in orange and blue, the colors of the team his dad hated losing to and loved beating when he was with Miami.
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He's young, he's big and he likes the idea of living in a big city like New York.
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Isaiah Canaan had never been to New York, so when the Murray State product looked out of the window as his flight made its approach to Manhattan the other day, he had that same feeling that nearly everyone experiences.
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Jason Kidd is calling it a career.
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Jason Kidd said his plan right now is to return for his 20th NBA season and be back with the Knicks. But Kidd said there still is plenty to consider before he makes up his mind.
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After leading the league in scoring and the Knicks to their first Atlantic Division crown in 19 years, Carmelo Anthony made the All-NBA Second Team.
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Carmelo Anthony played in the postseason with a partially torn left shoulder, according to multiple reports last night.
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Three years after being tabbed by the Knicks as the foundation of the franchise's rebuild, Amar'e Stoudemire could enter next season as a reserve who plays restricted minutes.
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Glen Grunwald said he would be creative with his moves in an effort to improve the Knicks' chances of winning a championship. But the Knicks general manager added the core likely would stay together.
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Carmelo Anthony had his best NBA season, but Knicks general manager Glen Grunwald said he could be better.
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New York Knicks head coach Mike Woodson and General Manager/VP of Basketball Operations Glen Grunwald remind fans to keep the faith for the future after what was in their opinion a very successful season despite their elimination in the NBA Eastern Conference semifinals against the Indiana Pacers. Videojournalist: Patrick McCarthy (May 21, 2013))
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Carmelo Anthony isn't discouraged that the Knicks' season ended in the second round of the playoffs, 10 wins short of the championship. He believes the Knicks will contend for the title next year.