New York Knicks: NY Times News Articles
NY Times (HARVEY ARATON) —
Phil Jackson, the team president, left little doubt on Wednesday that Steve Kerr was his top choice as coach and made a case for players sacrificing financially to upgrade the roster.
NY Times (HARVEY ARATON) —
The Knicks have canned another head coach and to this we may all shrug and say, what else is new?
NY Times (SCOTT CACCIOLA) —
It was no surprise that the Knicks fired Coach Mike Woodson on Monday, a week after he and the team finished with a hugely disappointing 37-45 record that left them out of the playoffs.
NY Times (SCOTT CACCIOLA) —
Knicks players conducted exit interviews on Thursday with Phil Jackson, the team’s new president.
NY Times (WILLIAM C. RHODEN) —
If they really want to contend for a title, maybe the Knicks should try a trade with the Los Angeles Lakers: Carmelo Anthony for Kobe Bryant.
NY Times (SCOTT CACCIOLA) —
Before the Knicks’ season finale, Coach Mike Woodson said he was the right person for the job and gave his players advice for the off-season, but his future was uncertain.
NY Times (ANDREW KEH and SCOTT CACCIOLA) —
The stage was set before the season for heated conflict between the Knicks and the Nets, but the competition never materialized, mostly because only one team was any good.
NY Times (HARVEY ARATON) —
If, as Bulls Coach Thibodeau says, Anthony’s success depends on whom he plays with, he could do worse than Joakim Noah, a model leader and ideal teammate.
NY Times (CLIFTON BROWN) —
The futures of Coach Mike Woodson and his players will hang in the balance when an underachieving season ends.
NY Times (SCOTT CACCIOLA) —
It’s awfully difficult, if not downright impossible, to single out the Knicks’ worst defeats in a lost season. But here’s a sampling.
NY Times (CLIFTON BROWN) —
The Hawks moved a step closer to the playoffs with a win against the Nets, which moved the Knicks a step closer to elimination.
NY Times (ANDREW KEH) —
The Knicks scrapped their way to a 108-100 victory against the Toronto Raptors on Friday night, improving their record to 34-45 with three games left to play.
NY Times (SCOTT CACCIOLA) —
With four games remaining for each team, any combination of Atlanta Hawks victories or Knicks losses totaling two would end the Knicks’ chance at the postseason.
NY Times (THE NEW YORK TIMES) —
Brown, who led the Knicks to a 23-59 record in 2005-6, said, among other things, that his former employer was treating the current coach, Mike Woodson, unfairly.
NY Times (SCOTT CACCIOLA) —
J. R. Smith set a franchise record with 10 3-pointers, but Carmelo Anthony, laboring with a strained right shoulder, shot 4 of 17. LeBron James had 38 points for Miami.