New York Knicks: NY Times News Articles
NY Times (THE NEW YORK TIMES) —
The prosecutors requested an international warrant and accused Kanter, who has harshly criticized President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey, of membership in a terrorist organization.
NY Times (MARC STEIN) —
A season of surprises has reached a turning point, with some Eastern Conference leaders facing their first real challenges, and the West bracing itself for a Warriors surge.
NY Times (KELLY WHITESIDE) —
Kanter has caused a geopolitical stir by hurling accusations at Turkey’s president and openly fretting that the country’s spies would kill him during a road game in London.
NY Times (SCOTT CACCIOLA) —
The Turkish player will not travel to Europe to play the Wizards on Jan. 17, saying he fears for his life because of his public opposition to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey.
NY Times (SCOTT CACCIOLA) —
Coach David Fizdale said every win is savored like a championship. But the Lakers were missing three key players, including LeBron James, with injuries.
NY Times (HARVEY ARATON) —
They were stars at Georgetown and in the N.B.A., where they were also fierce rivals. Now these classic big men and close friends are linked by Georgetown again.
NY Times (ELIZA SHAPIRO, LIZ ROBBINS and TYLER PAGER) —
A kosher Chinese restaurant in Borough Park had a perfectly normal lunch service. Fans watched the Knicks game. And the mayor served sweet potatoes.
NY Times (KELLY WHITESIDE) —
A second-year defensive whiz trying to find his way on offense grew up near the Christmas market in Strasbourg, France, where a gunman killed five on Dec. 11.
NY Times (RICHARD GOLDSTEIN) —
He led Brigham Young to a championship in 1951, raising the university’s profile before turning pro. He was also part of a formidable sports family.
NY Times (KELLY WHITESIDE) —
The team’s president, Steve Mills, said that the Knicks were happy with Porzingis’s progress from a knee injury but that he might not play at all this season. He will be re-evaluated in February.
NY Times (KELLY WHITESIDE) —
Consider the Knicks: Their rookie center, Mitchell Robinson, took a year off rather than play in college, and a starting guard, Emmanuel Mudiay, skipped college to play in China.
NY Times (FIELD LEVEL MEDIA) —
Walker, a native New Yorker, had 25 points for Charlotte. Kevin Knox scored 26 for the Knicks, who have lost four in a row.
NY Times (KELLY WHITESIDE) —
In Brooklyn, a section of rowdy Nets fans is treating the games like soccer matches, encouraged by the team. For the Knicks, a new fan site provides blanket coverage.
NY Times (FIELD LEVEL MEDIA) —
They were down by 14 points in the fourth quarter before forcing overtime.
NY Times (RICHARD GOLDSTEIN) —
Naulls was an All-American at U.C.L.A. and one of pro basketball’s early black stars, playing on three championship teams.