New York Knicks: Out Of Town Articles
Yahoo.com: Ball Don't Lie (Dan Devine) —
I mean, sure, I could sit here and go into detail about how Froggy Fresh, f.k.a. Krispy Kreme, is a probably-kidding-but-possibly-not rapper who once bragged that he “could beat you up even if you had one thousand knives, even if you had infinity knives” and how his "X-Factor" "blaze video" is pretty great, and how his ongoing narrative feud with nemesis James is oddly compelling, but...
NBCSports.com: ProBasketballTalk (Dan Feldman) —
Mark Cuban was mad Jason Kidd left the Mavericks to sign with the Knicks, and the Dallas owner didn’t hide his feelings. Between saying “I was pissed” and “It hurt my feelings, period,” Cuban also said “I’m sure I’ll get over it at some point.” That day has come. Brad Townsend of The Dallas Morning…
NBCSports.com: ProBasketballTalk (Kurt Helin) —
If all you have ever seen of Jason Kidd is the guy from the last few years, from his second stint with the Dallas Mavericks and his short run with the Knicks… man, you missed out. Kidd, who announced his retirement Monday, was the best point guard of his generation. Better than Nash, better than…
NY Daily News (FRANK ISOLA) —
LeBron James is headed back to the NBA Finals and working on a second straight championship, while the Knicks are again left with the empty feeling of what might have been.
Yahoo.com: Ball Don't Lie (Eric Freeman) —
Basketball fans remember the NBA Finals primarily for the teams that win and create dynasties, but these games are also about moments. We remember Michael Jordan's game-winning shot against the Utah Jazz in 1998, Willis Reed playing through a torn muscle for the New York Knicks in 1970, and Julius Erving's swooping reverse lay-up in 1980 as major events in the history of the league. When the...
NJ.com (Dave D'Alessandro/Star-Ledger Columnist) —
The NBA's three best analysts offer their take on the Knicks and Nets
NewsOK.com —
BY MEL BRACHT Staff Writer mbracht@opubco.com NBA analyst Jeff Van Gundy discussed some NBA topics in a conference call Tuesday, previewing the NBA Finals on ABC. Gundy, a former New York Knicks and Houston Rockets head coach, has been mentioned as a candidate for several coaching vacancies. Read more on NewsOK.com
South Florida Sun-Sentinel (By Ira Winderman) —
The man who once clung to Alonzo Mourning's leg at the height of Heat-Knicks took a bit tamer approach Tuesday when it came to the Heat, with Jeff Van Gundy offering his NBA Finals opinions during an ABC conference call.
South Florida Sun-Sentinel ( By Ira Winderman ) —
The man who once clung to Alonzo Mourning's leg at the height of Heat-Knicks took a bit tamer approach Tuesday when it came to the Heat, with Jeff Van Gundy offering his NBA Finals opinions during an ABC conference call.
Yahoo.com: Ball Don't Lie (Kelly Dwyer) —
With every season that ends, for the playoff teams at least, we felt it right to take a look ahead. TNT already has the rights to "Gone Fishin'," and because we're sure that someone, somewhere, still likes that Wyclef song, we're going with "Gone Till November." And, yes, we know the season starts in October. Today? The Indiana Pacers. Short memories may get in the way of remembering just...
NBCSports.com: ProBasketballTalk (Kurt Helin) —
After a campaign that landed him the Sixth Man of the Year award, J.R. Smith wants to get paid. As has been expected, the Knicks ‘s swingman is going to opt out of the last year of his deal worth $2.9 million, reports Jared Zwerling at ESPNNewYork.com. J.R. Smith will not opt in with the…
Sheridan Hoops (Michael Brumagin) —
First it was Grant Hill who made waves with news of his retirement. Two days later, the man who shared Rookie of the Year honors with Hill in 1995 took his turn. New York Knicks point guard and NBA journeyman Jason Kidd has decided to hang up the sneakers after 19 seasons of professional basketball. [...]
NY Post (TIM BONTEMPS) —
New York PostJason Kidd and former Nets coach Lawrence Frank.The brilliant 19-year career of point guard Jason Kidd officially came to an end early Monday afternoon when the Knicks announced that the future first ballot Hall of Famer had decided to retire. The next step should be for the...
ESPN: NBA —
Jason Kidd won a ring in Dallas, but his greatest days were in New Jersey.