New York’s entry will play a minimum of five games in the tournament-style format, with games scheduled to be held at Cox Pavilion on the campus of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. New York’s first game is scheduled for Friday, Jul. 11 against Dallas at 1:00 p.m. Pacific Time. All Knicks games will air live on MSG Network, marking the eighth consecutive year that the network has provided full coverage of the NBA Summer League.

In addition, the team is scheduled to hold three morning practices, with media availability after each session.

Games at Cox Pavilion
Friday, Jul. 11......................... vs. Dallas........................... 1:00 p.m.
Saturday, Jul. 12..................... vs. Portland........................ 1:00 p.m.
Monday, Jul. 14....................... vs. Charlotte...................... 1:00 p.m.
Jul. 16-21............................... Tournament Play......................... TBD

* - Times are Pacific Time zone

2014 New York Knicks Summer League Roster

No   Player                     Pos   Ht   Wt    Born            College/Country                2013-14 Team                Yrs
45   Cole Aldrich               C   6-11   245   Oct. 31, 1988   Kansas/USA                     New York/NBA                4
43   Thanasis Antetokounmpo     F    6-7   215   Jul. 17, 1992   Greece                         Delaware/D-League           R
26   Shannon Brown              G    6-4   205   Nov. 29, 1985   Michigan State/USA             New York/NBA                8
17   Cleanthony Early           F    6-8   219   Apr. 17, 1991   Wichita State/USA              Wichita State/NCAA          R
14   Langston Galloway          G    6-2   202   Dec. 9, 1991    Saint Joseph’s/USA             Saint Joseph’s/NCAA         R
5    Tim Hardaway Jr.           G    6-6   205   Mar. 16, 1992   Michigan/USA                   New York/NBA                1
40   Jordan Henriquez           C   6-11   250   Aug. 29, 1989   Kansas State/USA               Rio Grande/D-League         R
25   Zane Johnson               G    6-6   210   Aug. 1, 1989    Hawaii/USA                     Canton/D-League             R
0    Shane Larkin               G   5-11   176   Oct. 2, 1992    Miami (FL)/USA                 Dallas/NBA                  1
50   Cameron Moore              F   6-10   230   Nov. 12, 1990   Alabama-Birmingham/USA         Casserta/Italy              R
35   Will Sheehey               F    6-7   200   Jan. 16, 1992   Indiana/USA                    Indiana/NCAA                R
6    Brandon Triche             G    6-4   210   Feb. 1, 1991    Syracuse/USA                   Trento/Italy                R
4    Jeremy Tyler               F    6-9   250   Jun. 12, 1991   San Diego HS (CA)/USA          New York/NBA                3
55   Jordan Vandenberg          C    7-1   245   Mar. 25, 1990   North Carolina State/USA       North Carolina State/NCAA   R

Knixkik wrote:I would start Aldrich, Tyler, early, hardaway jr, and Larkin. Should be a very fun team to watch. The most exciting team ny has put out there in years.

Yeah, that team is solid.

Anji wrote:

BigDaddyG wrote:Cole Aldrich is the first name listed on the roster for all of you guys out there who are afraid we won't be able to afford him. No Lamar Odom tho. Why are we wasting a roster spot on Shannon Brown.

Why would odom??? His spot on the team has nothing to do with seeing what skills he has, it's more about can he get in good enough basketball shape. He can do that anywhere.......

BigRedDog wrote:Fisher is going to coach the summer league team. Good move

Agree. Looking forward to the summer league much more than in recent years. Hoping Shannon Brown is on the roster only as a favor by Uncle Phil so that Brown will get a look to try and catch on with another team.

BigDaddyG wrote:

Anji wrote:

BigDaddyG wrote:Cole Aldrich is the first name listed on the roster for all of you guys out there who are afraid we won't be able to afford him. No Lamar Odom tho. Why are we wasting a roster spot on Shannon Brown.

Why would odom??? His spot on the team has nothing to do with seeing what skills he has, it's more about can he get in good enough basketball shape. He can do that anywhere.......

Yeah, but at the same time we added Shannon Brown, who we've all seen play on the NBA level last year. We all know what Brown can do. Just give him an invite to camp. Odom is a mystery and it's been a year since he's played organized ball. It's kind of impossible to say what NBA level skills he has at this point. I'm not saying Odom should be forced on the team. But it wouldn't be a bad idea for him to volunteer.

And who knows, he may not be on the roster but that doesn't mean he can't still be involved in practice at summer league. I think I remember nate doing that a couple of years with us.

I wonder if derrick rose will play on the bulls summer league?