New York Knicks: NY Times News Articles
NY Times (BECKLEY MASON) —
Outrebounding the Knicks is one thing; counting on the same defensive approach to work against the Miami Heat is another.
NY Times (HOWARD BECK) —
The Knicks’ illusory title chase is over, and with a talent deficit and a payroll with no flexibility, they are paying the price for their pursuit of veterans last summer.
NY Times (HARVEY ARATON) —
For a team that was built to win now, the question of what’s next is daunting with the dictatorial reign of James Dolan.
NY Times (ZACH SCHONBRUN;) —
George Hill’s return in Game 6 from a concussion provided leadership and allowed Lance Stephenson, in particular, to go back to his more natural position.
NY Times (ZACH SCHONBRUN) —
A steal was a key moment in the Pacers’ win, perhaps the biggest of Lance Stephenson’s young career.
NY Times (HOWARD BECK) —
Despite Carmelo Anthony’s 39 points, the Knicks could not hang on in Game 6, falling to the Pacers in their Eastern Conference semifinal series. Indiana will face the Heat next.
NY Times (NATE TAYLOR) —
Knicks guard Raymond Felton credits much of his success to Ivorie Manning, one of the shooting coaches working in today’s specialized N.B.A.
NY Times (HOWARD BECK) —
The N.B.A.’s protocols on concussion recovery will affect when Pacers guard George Hill can return to the court.
NY Times (BECKLEY MASON) —
Chris Copeland, a 3-point-shooting big man, caused the Pacers matchup problems in Game 5 as the Knicks returned to lineups that were successful in the regular season.
NY Times (HARVEY ARATON) —
In their classic series with the Pacers in the ’90s, the Knicks interrupted Reggie Miller’s shooting heroics two straight years to win Game 6s at Indiana.
NY Times (ZACH SCHONBRUN) —
Pacers point guard George Hill sustained a concussion in the first half of Game 4 after a collision with Knicks center Tyson Chandler.
NY Times (ZACH SCHONBRUN) —
J. R. Smith, winner of the N.B.A.’s Sixth Man of the Year award, has shot poorly in the Knicks-Pacers series, but showed signs of returning to form in Game 5.
NY Times (HOWARD BECK) —
Carmelo Anthony scored 28 points as the Knicks staved off elimination by turning their defense up a notch and capitalizing on the Pacers’ mistakes and misfortune in Game 5.
NY Times (NATE TAYLOR) —
The Pacers’ defense, which is adept at stopping 3-point shots, has had the upper hand on the Knicks’ offense, which is adept at making them.
NY Times (HOWARD BECK) —
The Knicks face a daunting 3-1 deficit in their series against the Pacers, and Coach Mike Woodson faces blistering criticism for the first time since he assumed the job 14 months ago.