Isiah Thomas has gone from being the face of the Knicks to virtual irrelevance and now his former boss is in a similar position. Steve Mills is out as president of Madison Square Garden Sports, replaced yesterday by Scott O’Neil. The move was…
Isiah Thomas has gone from being the face of the Knicks to virtual irrelevance, and now his former boss is in a similar position. Steve Mills is out as president of Madison Square Garden Sports, replaced yesterday by Scott O’Neil. The move was…
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The Garden announced Tuesday that Scott O’Neil was hired as president of Madison Square Garden Sports, a title Steve Mills has held for seven years. Mills was reassigned to president of business operations for MSG Sports teams.
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Mills’ power shrinks at Garden
With one eye on the salary cap and another on the need to stockpile draft picks, the Knicks yesterday traded fan-favorite Renaldo Balkman to the Nuggets for a 2010 second-round draft choice, guard Taurean Green and swingman Bobby Jones. Neither…
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Donnie Walsh took another step toward clearing salary cap space Monday when the Knicks traded former first round pick Renaldo Balkman to the Denver Nuggets for Taurean Green, Bobby Jones and a 2010 second round pick.
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The Knicks’ roster officially ballooned to 16 players yesterday with the announcement of Anthony Roberson’s signing, one over the maximum, leaving a certain point guard with a tattoo on his temple in official limbo. Roberson, the undrafted former…
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ROBERSON JOINS KNICKS’ ROSTER
Knicks coach Mike D’Antoni switched rooms at the luxurious Wynn Hotel on the Las Vegas strip Monday morning, moving from one wing to another, from one basketball universe to another. From guiding the Knicks’ summer-league team to helping pilot…
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D’ANTONI SET TO TAKE ON WORLD
The Knicks ended the Las Vegas summer-league yesterday the way they came in - unsure if 19-year-old rookie Danilo Gallinari will contribute this season. After suffering a back injury in Monday’s opener against Cleveland, the Italian Stallion…
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KNICKS HAVE GALLINARI DOUBTS
Knick forward David Lee, a name in every trade rumor that involves The Franchise Isiah Ravaged, acknowledged he doesn’t know his future in New York. But Lee already sees positive change in the Knicks under new coach Mike D’Antoni and GM Donnie…
David Lee hopes to remain with the Knicks, and he says that Mike D’Antoni wants him back. D’Antoni told him that while “anything can happen (and) there are still changes to be made, if it is up to (D’Antoni), I’ll still be on the team.”
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Lee: Don’t say bye to me yet
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