New York Knicks: News Articles
NY Daily News (Bob Raissman) —
Listening to three days of Phil Jackson talk has led us to a singular conclusion: This guy, still known as “The Zen Master,” is now a broken-down, money-grubbing hermit, an old man who doesn’t have the skill set or stamina to be a “modern” NBA GM.
$Newsday —
One play. Or two. Maybe three at the most.
Bergen —
While the Knicks shrugged off three quarters of lackluster play to pull away for a 123-110 win over the Philadelphia 76ers, the interest was squarely on the one who wasn’t at Madison Square Garden.
NY Post (George Willis) —
Jerry West said what a lot of Knicks fans probably are thinking these days: If Phil Jackson wants to become a leader in the Knicks’ front office, he needs to...
NY Times (SCOTT CACCIOLA) —
The specter of Phil Jackson loomed over the proceedings as the Knicks escaped with a 123-110 victory to boost their push for a playoff spot.
$Newsday —
The Knicks haven't proved that they're much better than the free-falling 76ers this season, and for nearly three quarters Monday night, they weren't.
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
Michael Carter-Williams should win Rookie of the Year, but Tim Hardaway Jr. also looked worthy of the part Monday. Phil Jackson couldn’t do much better than nabbing Hardaway at No....
NY Daily News (PETER BOTTE) —
It is March, after all, when the maddening theme to winning basketball games is often described as "survive and advance.”
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
As the Knicks attempt to finalize a deal with Phil Jackson to become a major player in their front office, the Zen Master’s first line of business would be to...
NY Post (Fred Kerber) —
The downsides — and they are BIG — are the unrelenting scrutiny, the often unrealistic expectations, the 24/7 nature of the job. But if Phil Jackson were to ask Donnie...
$Newsday —
Rumors continued to circulate Monday that Phil Jackson could be returning to the Knicks to work in their front office.
$Newsday —
The Knicks were without Tyson Chandler on Monday night because of an urgent personal matter, and Mike Woodson is unsure how long Chandler will be gone.
$Newsday —
The Knicks have been awarded a franchise in the NBA Development League starting with the 2014-15 season, the league and Madison Square Garden Company announced Monday. The team will play in the 4,000-capacity Westchester County Center and practice at the Knicks' facility in nearby Greenburgh. The Knicks will end their three-year D-League affiliation with the Erie, Pa., BayHawks.
NY Post (Marc Berman) —
The Knicks will be without center Tyson Chandler against the Sixers on Monday night due to what the team called “an urgent personal matter.’’ According to Mike Woodson, Chandler could...
NY Daily News (PETER BOTTE) —
Allan Houston said Monday that he doesn't "have any thoughts" on Phil Jackson's possible addition to the Knicks' front office. But the team's assistant GM admitted he does have "respect" for the Hall of Fame coach and 13-time NBA champion.