New York Knicks: Out Of Town Articles
NY Post (Brian Lewis) —
In the Nets’ season-opening loss in Detroit, Caris LeVert saw a career night end with a turnover on the pivotal last-minute play. When he got another chance in Friday’s home opener, he capped another career-night with the game-winner. The Nets came from behind to pull out a 107-105 win over the Knicks before a sellout...
CelticsBlog (Sam Sheehan) —
Toronto deals Boston their first loss of the season The Boston Celtics suffered their first loss of the season at the hands of the Toronto Raptors 113-101 Friday night. Toronto salted the game away with a 10-0 run in the fourth. The Raptors led by five with three minutes to go in the fourth when Horford got a three as part of an ATO design play. Danny Green answered with a big three and...
The Step Back (Jonathan Macri) —
For former Knicks David Lee and Nate Robinson, a return to their old home couldn’t have come at a better time, as things are finally looking up. “I had six steals.” Nate Robinson sat sixteen floors up from Seventh Avenue, in an office building adjoined to the arena he once called home. Behind him is […] Once a Knick, always a Knick: David Lee and Nate Robinson get...
NY Post (Greg Joyce) —
Kenny Atkinson said he wished the Nets would have attempted at least 13 more 3s in their season-opening loss to the Pistons on Wednesday night in Detroit. Allen Crabbe will happily help fill that void. The shooting guard is likely to make his season debut Friday against the Knicks after missing time with a left...
SBN (Babygiraffe) —
A small forward! The Sacramento Kings plan to sign Small Forward Troy Williams to a two-way contract once he clears waivers, according to Michael Scotto of The Athletic: Forward Troy Williams is planning to sign a two-way deal with the Sacramento Kings, league sources told The Athletic. Williams was waived by the Pelicans and still needs to clear waivers. — Michael Scotto...
The Step Back (Howard Megdal) —
For anyone who covered “Linsanity” and Jeremy Lin’s career with the New York Knicks, the crowd response to Lin emerging from the tunnel on Wednesday night was striking for its absence of emotion. There were some scattered boos, less a referendum on Lin it seemed than the typical Madison Square Garden response to any road […] Jeremy Lin has lived a basketball lifetime ...
Sports Illustrated: SI: NBA (Andrew Sharp) —
Considering the future of Anthony Davis is a year-long endeavor that encompasses LeBron James, Kyrie Irving, the Warriors, the Knicks, the CBA, and the Sacramento Kings. The constant rumors surrounding him also highlight everything that's a little disorienting about the way we watch the NBA.
Sports Illustrated: SI: NBA (Michael Shapiro) —
With Kristaps Porzingis out recovering from an ACL tear, the Knicks' offense exploded for 126 points against the Hawks in the opener at Madison Square Garden.
SBN: Orlando Pinstriped Post (Mike Cali) —
A round-up of Orlando Magic content from around the web The Orlando Magic are back. So that means Morning Magic is also back. And it’s here to stay for the season. Each morning we will gather Magic content from around the web and deliver it to you. Consider it one-stop shopping for all Magic headlines. But first... Magic Tweet of the Day Sure, why not? THE ORLANDO MAGIC WILL WIN...
SBN: Raptors HQ (ConorMcCreery) —
A deep dive into the impressive arsenal of the man guaranteed to bring the Raptors an NBA title. (Guarantee void in Ontario.) (For now.) Watch the Tape is a new Raptors HQ feature that will teach you absolutely nothing about basketball, how to watch it better, or how it’s properly played. It WILL take you on a tour of some of the finest, and most random Raptors related (and sometimes...
SBN: Orlando Pinstriped Post (Zach Oliver) —
Jerian Grant and Jarell Martin are both fighting for their NBA lives, and the Magic took the chance on them. The Orlando Magic had a relatively quiet 2018 offseason. After drafting Mo Bamba and Melvin Frazier in June’s draft, the Magic were one of the quietest teams in free agency, signing only one player — Isaiah Briscoe. Despite signing only one player, the Magic did find themselves...