New York Knicks: NY Times News Articles
NY Times (SETH BERKMAN) —
In addition to Hayes, the team signed Pittsburgh’s Jamel Artis and Florida State’s Xavier Rathan-Mayes.
NY Times (MIKE VORKUNOV) —
The 19-year-old from France is girding for his first season in the N.B.A. Expectations — his own and those of die-hard fans — are high.
NY Times (HARVEY ARATON) —
Seven decades ago the Knicks pushed to integrate a predecessor of the N.B.A. Their new general manager and president are breaking ground again.
NY Times (MIKE VORKUNOV) —
Beasley, the second overall pick in the 2008 N.B.A. draft, gives the Knicks depth in the frontcourt, which could lose Carmelo Anthony in a trade.
NY Times (MIKE VORKUNOV) —
Robinson, who has coaching and executive experience, is the brother of the former first lady Michelle Obama. His new title remains unclear.
NY Times (MIKE VORKUNOV) —
Oakley will have to stay away from Madison Square Garden for a year.
NY Times (HARVEY ARATON) —
The Irving situation is reminiscent of what occurred in early 2011, when the Knicks surrendered a package of players and draft picks to get Carmelo Anthony.
NY Times (BEN ROTHENBERG) —
The 10-time All-Star had little to say about the state of the Knicks, or whether he would even be with the team next season.
NY Times (MIKE VORKUNOV) —
The Knicks agreed to a one-year contract with Sessions, a 10-year veteran who will join the rookie Frank Ntilikina and Ron Baker as the team’s point guards.
NY Times (SCOTT CACCIOLA) —
Rose, the former league M.V.P., could give the Cavs some more insurance in the backcourt after his disappointing one-year tenure with the Knicks.
NY Times (MIKE VORKUNOV) —
Madkins, who previously worked for the team as a scout under Isiah Thomas, also worked with the Knicks’ new general manager, Scott Perry, in Seattle.
NY Times (HARVEY ARATON) —
Five years after D’Antoni resigned from the Knicks, Anthony wants New York to figure out how to trade him to the Houston Rockets
NY Times (MICHAEL POWELL) —
At a news conference announcing the appointment of another team president and another general manager, things seemed different.
NY Times (MIKE VORKUNOV) —
The team’s new executives emphasized that their efforts would focus on young players, which seemed to leave Anthony’s spot on the team in question.
NY Times (MIKE VORKUNOV) —
Perry is coming after just a few months in Sacramento, and Steve Mills will take over the president role vacated by the departure of Phil Jackson.