New York Knicks: Newsday News Articles
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Kyle O'Quinn said he hasn't made up his mind about the opt-out clause in his contract with the Knicks and instead has focused on taking care of another important decision.
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Let the interviewing begin.
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There's nothing more painful than watching your team go through a slow rebuild. OK, take that back. There's nothing more painful than watching two of your teams go through a slow rebuild, which is exactly what NBA fans around here are going to be doing for the next couple of years.
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The Knicks are setting up interviews with candidates for their coaching vacancy.
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Another important offseason has begun for the Knicks after a fifth straight year of missing the playoffs, a fourth consecutive season with at least 50 losses and a roster that probably won't be built to win next season, either.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- Kristaps Porzingis deflected most questions about the future of the Knicks, and said his only focus is on returning from a torn left ACL.
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GREENBURGH -- Kristaps Porzingis did not blow off his exit interview this year.
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The Knicks reportedly have reached out to the representatives for David Fizdale and Jerry Stackhouse, and will interview Fizdale for their coaching vacancy this week.
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It seems that everyone has an opinion about who the next Knicks coach should be. Few opinions, however, should carry as much weight as the one that could be delivered Saturday when Kristaps Porzingis meets with Knicks management.
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Could another coach with Long Island ties be joining the list of candidates to replace Knicks coach Jeff Hornacek?
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- Tim Hardaway Jr. would just like to have one coach long enough to get to know him.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- Enes Kanter loves New York. So much so that he is leaning toward opting out of his contract in hopes of getting a new long-term deal with the Knicks.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- Wouldn't it be great if the coaching turnstile at Madison Square Garden stopped clicking every few years?
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They say patience is a virtue, and that's how the Knicks are handling their rebuild.