New York Knicks: ESPN Blog Articles
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Presenting the seventh annual list of role players, journeymen and castoffs thriving in unexpected circumstances around the NBA.
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The Knicks coach acknowledged on Friday what seemed obvious last summer: Last year's free agents were likely wary of the team because of the triangle.
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Knicks center Enes Kanter said that Nike and other companies have shied away from signing him to endorsement deals because of his outspoken criticisms of the Turkish government.
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Washington Wizards point guard John Wall is not planning to change his style whatsoever when he returns from his latest knee surgery -- whenever that might be.
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Knicks center Kyle O'Quinn admitted Sunday that he was wrong to yell at coach Jeff Hornacek during a heated exchange in Friday's loss to Minnesota, saying, "Just because somebody is yelling at me I shouldn't yell back. Two wrongs don't make a right."
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While the front office might consider a coaching change after the season, Jeff Van Gundy says Jeff Hornacek has handled the Knicks' adversity well.
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Enes Kanter is vehemently opposed to the idea that the Knicks are tanking and said the focus is on winning. If the team wants to develop young players while out of playoff contention, he says those players should be in the G League.
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GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- It’s hard to overstate how important player development is to the New York Knicks right now. The club is in the early stages of a rebuild, looking for talented players to fit around Kristaps Porzingis while the star forward works his way back from a torn ACL.
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Injured New York Knicks star Kristaps Porzingis has no specific timetable for his return from ACL surgery, but he's confident that he'll eventually return to All-Star form when he gets back on the court.
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Steve Francis details his journey from selling drugs in Washington D.C. to being the second pick in the NBA draft in a story for The Players' Tribune.
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An eight-team, two continent journey led Michael Beasley to New York, where the former No. 2 overall pick's always unique and sometimes peculiar personality has provided a dose of levity during a lost season for the Knicks.
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The New York Knicks do not intend to have Joakim Noah on the roster for the rest of this season, and now he cannot leave the Knicks and be playoff eligible.
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The NBA forwards share stories about growing up together, how their careers took different paths, and much more.
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While 20 teams fight for playoff positioning, eight are in a wild -- and painfully obvious -- race to collect the best lottery odds possible.
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Trey Burke went from top-10 pick to out of the league in four years. But he is on the rebound after finding himself in New York.