New York Knicks: Out Of Town Articles
SBN: Fear The Sword (Mike Mayer) —
If the Timberwolves are going to send Kevin Love to the Cavs, they want to get Andrew Wiggins in return. If they pull that off, it would be an unprecedented haul. David Griffin has to feel like one of the luckiest men in the world. He was named to the position of General Manager of the Cleveland Cavaliers in a permanent capacity on May 12. One week later, he cashed in 1.7% odds to win the...
Indy Cornrows (Dylan Hughes) —
A talent infusion has turned the NBA's Central Division into a far more challenging neighborhood for the Pacers to deal with next year. It has been a pretty exciting offseason so far, huh? Well, not necessarily for the Pacers , but the teams surrounding them in the Central Division have made some moves to make things a little more interesting. Indiana has owned the Central for the past two...
A Royal Pain (Bryan Rose) —
The Sacramento Kings were said to likely put forth a waiver claim on Omri Casspi after he was released by the New Orleans Pelicans earlier this week. It seemed logical considering a handful of teams, including the New York Knicks, Los Angeles Lakers and Dallas Mavericks were said to have interest. However, the Kings knew […] Addition of Omri Casspi should allow Kings to keep Quincy Acy...
NJ.com (A.J. Perez | NJ.com) —
Knicks offered up Amar'e Stoudemire, Tim Hardaway, Jr. and Iman Shumpert in proposed deal.
Yahoo.com: Ball Don't Lie (Dan Devine) —
A look around the league and the Web that covers it. It's also important to note that the rotation order and starting nods aren't always listed in order of importance. That's for you, dear reader, to figure out. C : Fancy Stats . In which Neil Greenberg says the Washington Wizards' offense would be better if John Wall shot less. PF : Bullets Forever . In which Mike Prada gets his...
Yahoo.com: Ball Don't Lie (Kelly Dwyer) —
In a league that’s getting smaller and quicker, the need for a knockout low post presence at center and power forward has been minimized. The NBA, more than ever, values spacing and sharing, and less of the low post hoggery that dominated the league’s first few decades or dull two-man game’ry that dominated the 1990s and early aughts. The Chicago Bulls boast what is probably the league’s...
Orlando Sentinal (Josh Robbins) —
LAS VEGAS — New York Knicks point guard Shane Larkin caught the basketball at the top of the 3-point arc, saw the screen develop and immediately dribbled to his left.
ESPN (Scott Powers) —
CHICAGO -- Chicago Bulls center Joakim Noah said Friday he likes what the Bulls have done in the offseason and has gotten over Carmelo Anthony's decision to re-sign with the New York Knicks."I'm really excited," Noah said of the Bulls on Friday. "I think Gar [Forman] and [John Paxson] and everybody did a real good job. I'm really, really excited about the Bulls. It just makes you want to work...
Chicago Breaking Sports —
ESPN.com reports: New York Knicks star Carmelo Anthony said he chose to stay with the Knicks because he believes they can win--not because they could pay him the most money--but admitted that at one point in his decision process he was "flip-flopping" between New York and Chicago.
Yahoo.com: Ball Don't Lie (Dan Devine) —
Carmelo Anthony just agreed to a five-year deal worth well over $120 million to return to the New York Knicks. Actually, thanks to ShamSports.com's Mark Deeks , we can get precise — Anthony will earn $124,064,681 over the next five seasons. It's a contract he couldn't have gotten anywhere else, per the structure of the collective bargaining agreement between the NBA and its players; the...
Daily Herald (mikemcgraw) —
Carmelo Anthony talked about his free-agent recruiting experience in an espn.com article. Here's a synopsis: He doesn't care about money, tough decision, was pretty much always between Chicago and New York, and ultimately he believes in Phil Jackson. We already knew it's never about the money, right? Here's a link to the full article: ...
SBN: Welcome to Loud City (Tanner Bean) —
The Thunder have some interesting pieces heading into next season, but how do they put them all together? As most of us expected, the Thunder's predictably tame free agency came and went like a proverbial "fart in the wind." The additions of Anthony Morrow , Sebastian Telfair , and Grant Jerrett put OKC at their full 15-man roster for the start of the 2014-15 season. Really?! ...