New York Knicks: Out Of Town Articles
SBN: Raptors HQ (Cole Shelton) —
It was a nail-biter but with the win, the 905 are off to Westchester for the second round of the playoffs. The Raptors 905 finished the season with the second-best record in the Eastern Conference but still finished fourth in playoff seeding due to the Westchester Knicks winning the 905’s division. With that, the Knicks got the bye and the 905 had to play a one-game playoff at home...
The Step Back (Ti Windisch) —
Xavier Munford is surrounded by reporters in the Wisconsin Herd locker room. It’s March 21 and he has just set a Herd single-game scoring record with a 46-point outburst in a loss to the Westchester Knicks. Munford is fielding questions about his historic scoring performance, and answering them each in typical X fashion. “Shoutout to […] Xavier Munford represents winning...
SBN (Aykis16) —
The Kings have added some young depth at the wing for the final stretch of the season. A free agent signing in March? What is this? According to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, the Kings have signed forward Nigel Hayes for the rest of the season. It’s not unusual for teams to take flyers on young players as the season winds down, and the Kings have only six games left. The Kings spent most...
CelticsBlog (Michael DePrisco) —
This season has been Stevens’ best coaching job yet. Nearly everything about this year’s Celtics team has been unexpected. They came into the 2017-18 campaign with four players from the season prior, and even though Kyrie Irving and Gordon Hayward were on the roster, the Celtics weren’t pegged as a squad that could contend for a title right away. The Irving trade was finalized at the end...
SBN: Raptors HQ (Cole Shelton) —
The 905 finished the season with a win, but stayed locked into second place in the conference. Before looking ahead to the playoffs, we review the past week. The NBA G League’s regular season ended this week, with the 905 playing one more game on their west coast trip, before finishing the regular season off at home. The team finished the year 31-19, in second place in the Eastern...
Basketball Insiders (Basketball Insiders) —
76ers center Joel Embiid left in the second quarter of Wednesday’s game against the New York Knicks after a nasty collision with teammate Markelle Fultz. Embiid was ruled out for the rest of the Sixers’ 118-101 victory with a facial contusion. While the 76ers initially said the All-Star center went through concussion protocol but did not have a concussion, they said after the...
Philly.com —
Three quick takes at the buzzer of the Sixers 8th straight win.
Philly.com —
Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons bumped heads on a first-half play.
CelticsBlog (flceltsfan) —
All the Celtics news you need in one convenient place. Herald Marcus Morris won't play tonight for Celtics vs. Jazz Celts coach Brad Stevens continues to get the most from his young players Globe Rehab is driving Celtics guard Marcus Smart ‘crazy,’ but he’s working on it CelticsBlog Why do Celtics fans care about Markelle Fultz’s return? (video) Marcus Morris (ankle) will...
Nylon Calculus (Ian Levy) —
Since joining the New York Knicks in mid-January, Trey Burke has been averaging a modest 12.2 points, 4.0 assists and 1.8 rebounds per game — not eye-popping numbers but respectable for a player who was not extended a qualifying offer by the Wizards last summer and began this season in the G League. Convert those […] Nylon Calculus: Trey Burke is finally making jumpers - ...
Philly.com —
The Sixers are 12 1/2-point favorites over the Knicks heading into Wednesday night's meeting at the Wells Fargo Center.
SBN: At the Hive (Strika24) —
Coming off of a crazy overtime win against the Knicks, Charlotte looks to build their winning streak against Lebron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers. What: Cleveland Cavaliers (44-30) vs. Charlotte Hornets (34-41) Where: Spectrum Center; Charlotte, North Carolina When: 7:00 p.m. EST How to watch: Fox Sports Southeast, NBA TV Despite that the Hornets playoff chances are...
Sports Illustrated: SI: NBA (Mike Barner) —
Trey Burke is getting an opportunity to show the Knicks what he can do, and that makes him an intriguing DFS play on Wednesday. Find out who else you should consider for your lineups.
CelticsBlog (Romy Nehme) —
Daniel Theis is the hero we didn’t know we needed. Watching the Celtics has become as much about paying attention to what’s happening on the court as it is about observing the strange hole left by the players languishing on the injury list. Despite Brad Stevens’ automaton quality of turning brittle tendons into lemonade, there’s a kind of eerie post apocalyptic vibe lingering as the...