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Showing posts with label New York Knicks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New York Knicks. Show all posts
27 February, 2019
Knicks Actually on Winning Streak as Mitchell Robinson Dominates Magic
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Knicks actually on winning streak as Mitchell Robinson dominates
Break up the New York Knicks. Seriously, break them up. At this rate, they may win themselves out of the Zion Williamson sweepstakes. The Knicks suddenly have a pulse, winners of three of four and two in a row at the Garden, where they previously had lost 18 in a row, and they rode the broad shoulders of their draft steal to the latest victory.
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Wizards Beat Knicks in London on Goaltending Call
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Heartache for Knicks as basketball steals London spotlight
With none of the capital's seven Premier League soccer clubs in action, a sell-out 19,000 crowd crammed into the 02 Arena to witness the NBA's ninth regular-season international game to be held in London.
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01 November, 2018
Hardaway Outplayed by Pacers Star Late as Knicks Lose A Close One
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November 1, 2018
Marc Berman, New York Post
Tim Hardaway Jr. was headed toward hero status. Then the final three minutes happened, resulting in another late Knicks’ loss against a quality opponent.
Can you say Déjà Knicks Blue?
The Knicks’ one-game winning streak ended Wednesday night in a 107-101 Garden loss to the Pacers as Victor Oladipo got the better of Hardaway down the stretch.
Can you say Déjà Knicks Blue?
The Knicks’ one-game winning streak ended Wednesday night in a 107-101 Garden loss to the Pacers as Victor Oladipo got the better of Hardaway down the stretch.
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20 October, 2018
Knicks Drop A Heartbreaker to Nets at Barclays
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October 20, 2018
Greg Logan, Newsday
It was only the second game of the season, but by the looks of it, a go-to guy for the Nets was born Friday night at Barclays Center. One game after Caris LeVert lost the handle on a potential game-winning play in Detroit, coach Kenny Atkinson put the ball back in his hands with 15.9 seconds left, and LeVert delivered the game-winning layup for a 107-105 victory over the Knicks in the Nets’ home opener.
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18 October, 2018
Fizdale, Knicks Off to a Quick Start
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October 18, 2018
Don’t get used to it, but David Fizdale’s youthful Knicks created fireworks, a fast pace and history on opening night.
Scoring a franchise-record 49 points in the second quarter and with Tim Hardaway Jr. adjusting superbly to his No. 1 option role, the Knicks captured their season opener with a 126-107 pounding of the even-younger Hawks.
While the Garden fell short of a sellout (18,249) against a Hawks team expected to compete for the NBA’s worst record, the crowd was loud and joyous at the speedy spectacle.
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19 September, 2018
Jimmy Butler Wants to be Traded to the Clippers, Nets, or Knicks
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September 19, 2018
Dan Devine, Yahoo! Sports
Charania reports that Butler — whom the Wolves acquired at the 2017 NBA draft in a blockbuster deal that sent guards Zach LaVine and Kris Dunn, along with a draft pick that became forward Lauri Markkanen, to Chicago — has “given Minnesota a list of one-to-three teams with whom he’s open to signing [an] extension.” Those teams, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, all play in the NBA’s biggest markets:
Minnesota's Jimmy Butler has three preferred destinations for a trade, league sources tell ESPN: The Brooklyn Nets, Los Angeles Clippers and New York Knicks. Those three teams have max cap space to sign Butler as a free agent in July.— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) September 19, 2018
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18 September, 2018
Courtney Lee Refutes Report he Wants to be Traded
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September 18, 2018
Danny Small, Elite Sports NY
The New York Knicks and Courtney Lee just aren’t a good fit anymore. The Knicks are looking to embrace the youth movement and shed contracts in anticipation for the summer of 2019. Lee, 32, still has two years and more than $24 million left on his deal.
According to Marc Berman of the New York Post, Lee wants a trade to a team that is much closer to contending than the youthful Knicks. Berman writes:
“According to an NBA source, Lee’s preference is to be dealt to a playoff team or a contender. It’s an understandable wish formulated during an offseason spent in Orlando and Los Angeles as he saw the Knicks franchise’s youthful direction.”
While this report makes sense, Lee is pushing back against it. It’s unclear whether or not he’s refuting the reports of a trade in the works or just that he is seeking a contender. Lee commented on an Instagram post from Knicks.Clique, but he didn’t make things completely clear.
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14 September, 2018
Knicks, Noah to Part Ways Before Training Camp
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September 14, 2018
Emily Caron, Sports Illustrated
The team is continuing to work trade calls for Noah but management has also considered using the NBA's waive-and-stretch provision to release the center from his contract.
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13 September, 2018
REPORT: Knicks Targeting Kyrie Irving in 2019
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September 13, 2018
Dan Feldman, NBC Sports
But they’ll face competition.
A. Sherrod Blakey of NBC Sports Boston the Bulls Talk podcast:
I can tell you right now, the New York Knicks, he is their No. 1 target. I’ve spoken with people within that organization. They have made it absolutely crystal clear to me that, if they had their pick of guys that are going to be in the free agent market this summer, Kyrie would be their first, second, third and fourth choice.
This is the effect of Irving’s vague statements on his future with Boston. Other teams see him as attainable.
