New York Knicks: NY Times News Articles
NY Times (JONATHAN WOLFE) —
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NY Times (MARC STEIN) —
After a rocky season in Oklahoma City, the former Knick joins his close friend, Chris Paul, and the league’s reigning M.V.P., James Harden, for a run at Golden State.
NY Times (HARVEY ARATON) —
Her four-decade devotion to the Knicks was legend — she’d even straighten Jeff Van Gundy’s tie — though she wasn’t too happy about those ticket prices.
NY Times (MICHAEL POWELL) —
The art of losing in order to rebuild with young, cheap players through the N.B.A. draft has become popular, but the data doesn’t necessarily back it up.
NY Times (MARC STEIN) —
If the Spurs are willing to trade Leonard, who has long been reported to be unhappy, they may have aggressive bidders in the Lakers, Clippers and Celtics.
NY Times (MICHAEL POWELL) —
Another supposed savior is coming to Madison Square Garden, where James L. Dolan’s magic touch surely awaits.
NY Times (VICTOR MATHER) —
Fizdale, 43, replaces Jeff Hornacek and takes over a team that has just one playoff series win in the last 18 years.
NY Times (SCOTT CACCIOLA) —
With the influx of international players has come a milieu of swearing on the court in many languages, confounding referees who are often the target.
NY Times (HARVEY ARATON) —
With its franchise player out, absorbing losses while trying to rebuild will be important for the new Knicks coach, along with a thick skin.
NY Times: NYTimes: Pro Basketball (By MALIKA ANDREWS) —
He was brought on two years ago with hopes of making the team a playoff contender. Instead, he presided over two losing seasons.
NY Times (HARVEY ARATON, MARC STEIN and MALIKA ANDREWS) —
The New York Times asked a handful of interested parties how to restore the luster of New York basketball. And get it started in Brooklyn.
NY Times (HARVEY ARATON) —
The long-term absence of Kristaps Porzingis and a visit by Philadelphia on Thursday offer lessons for the Knicks, and a reminder that losing doesn’t have to last forever.
NY Times (HARVEY ARATON) —
The forward is still months away from rejoining the team after undergoing A.C.L. surgery, but he addressed the news media before Tuesday’s game against Dallas.
NY Times (BENJAMIN HOFFMAN) —
Two sleepy quarters led to a 1-point deficit for Golden State at halftime, but an outrageous third quarter turned the game into an easy win in their favor.
NY Times (HARVEY ARATON) —
Frank Ntilikina’s dwindling minutes are a troubling sign that the Knicks have given up on yet another player, and yet another year.