New York Knicks: Out Of Town Articles
Houston Chronical (Ultimate Rockets) —
LeBron James and Grizzlies forward Tony Allen received the most first-place votes with 25 apiece. Rounding out the first team is Knicks center Tyson Chandler, Bulls big man Joakim Noah, Serge Ibaka of the Thunder and Clippers point guard Chris Paul. The first team had six players because Chandler and Noah tied with 24 points. [...]
Houston Chronical (Ultimate Rockets) —
Box score By Brian Mahoney AP Basketball Writer NEW YORK (AP) — Carmelo Anthony hung from the rim, the helpless defender who tried to stop his dunk lying on the court below after falling down. Pretty soon, Anthony’s jumper was falling, too. Once that happened, the New York Knicks blew away the Indiana Pacers with [...]
Houston Chronical (Nick Mathews) —
Linsanity took the world by storm last basketball season, but Jeremy Lin never played in a playoff game. He sat on the bench, injured during the New York Knicks’ playoff run. Sunday night’s Game 1 of the Western Conference playoffs was Lin’s first postseason game. And it looked like it. The Rockets point guard struggled [...]
Houston Chronical (Ultimate Rockets) —
The Miami Heat may be the favorites to win the NBA championship, but their star LeBron James is no longer the king of jersey sales. New York Knicks forward Carmelo Anthony has dethroned James as the top-selling jersey according to sales at the NBA Store in New York along with NBAStore.com. James was No. 1 [...]
Houston Chronical (Ultimate Rockets) —
By Dale Robertson Growing up in New York, Joakim Noah hated Michael Jordan. He hated Jordan because Noah lived and died with the Knicks and Jordan all too frequently killed them. “I remember the night he came back to the Garden (after a two-year retirement to give baseball a shot) wearing No. 45,” said Noah, [...]
Houston Chronical (Jose de Jesus Ortiz) —
Linsanity is merely a pleasant, distant memory for the New York Knicks. All-Stars Carmelo Anthony and Tyson Chandler and their teammates have trotted along quite nicely since Jeremy Lin took his act to the Rockets this season. Despite a two-game losing streak, the Knicks (32-18) head into the All-Star break atop the Atlantic Division with [...]
Houston Chronical (Jason McDaniel) —
The NBA removed the center position from the All-Star ballot this season, instead including three frontcourt players. New York Knicks center Tyson Chandler still secured his first All-Star nod in his 12th season, with coaches voting him in as an Eastern Conference reserve, but he isn’t a big fan of the omission. “They should bring [...]
Houston Chronical (Ultimate Rockets) —
The All-Star games gives a chance for players to become teammates for a couple days during the season. Chris Paul and Carmelo Anthony were just that four times as members of the Western Conference. That’s probably why the Clippers point guard assumed the same this season with Anthony, now with the New York Knicks after [...]
Houston Chronical (Ultimate Rockets) —
When word started to surface that James White was going to be in the dunk contest, virtually every NBA player on Twitter posted the same thought about the contest as Houston’s Chandler Parsons. “It’s over.” White, who is now with the Knicks but played four games with the Rockets years ago, is a dunking legend [...]
Houston Chronical (Reid Laymance) —
It was a year ago that Linsanity struck New York with Jeremy Lin’s smashing NBA debut. This season, after signing a big deal with the Rockets, Lin hasn’t always reached the same magic but he has had his moments. A high five: Dec. 17: Rockets 109, Knicks 96 In his return to Madison Square Garden, [...]
Houston Chronical (Ultimate Rockets) —
The Associated Press NEW YORK — The New York Knicks have surpassed the Los Angeles Lakers as the most valuable team in the NBA, according to Forbes’ annual study. Thanks to their new TV deal with Comcast SportsNet Houston, the Rockets saw their team value increase (from $453 million in 2011 to $568 million in [...]
Houston Chronical (Ultimate Rockets) —
In his return to Madison Square Garden last week, Jeremy Lin reportedly drew the ire of one famous New York Knicks fan.
Houston Chronical (Jonathan Feigen) —
As much as the Rockets enjoyed giving guard Jeremy Lin a rout of the New York Knicks and appreciated never having to worry on their way to a start-to-finish blast of the worn and short-handed Philadelphia 76ers, they considered a night against the Grizzlies certain to be a tougher test.
Houston Chronical (Jonathan Feigen) —
The Rockets continued their mastery of the Eastern Conference, beating the Knicks and Sixers to move to 10-2 against the East. But with the Memphis Grizzlies in town before a three-game road trip, the Rockets are just 3-10 against Western Conference teams knowing that they need to begin beating opponents from their own conference.
Houston Chronical (Jonathan Feigen) —
The second-year player scored 13 points against the Knicks on Monday night.