He still has to finagle a break from the Knicks, but indications are banished point guard Stephon Marbury will wind up with the Celtics, according to a report on ESPN.com. “It will happen,” a source reportedly said when asked if Marbury would…
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STEPH MAY BE BOSTON-BOUND
At least with his starting lineup, coach Mike D’Antoni’s priority is a team that’s better defensively. The Knicks coach indicated yesterday that the same lineup that started Tuesday night’s game in Charlotte will start tonight’s game at the…
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D’ANTONI D-LIGHTED WITH AL OFF BENCH
The Knicks have been entertaining on most nights, competitive on many of them, at times surprisingly good and at times shockingly inept.
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Knicks Will Continue to Be Walsh’s Work in Progress in 2009
Call it a realization or a resolution, but the concept of playing defense seems to be sinking in with the Knicks. “We always know we’re going to put up points, so if we can get some stops, it’ll put us in a position to win,” Al Harrington said Thursday.
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Tim Thomas revealed that he may need a cortisone shot to relieve the pain in his right big toe, an injury that limited the Knicks forward to nine minutes in Tuesday’s win over Charlotte.
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Thomas’ toe adds to Knick pain
CHARLOTTE - The Knicks may want to toast referee Bennett Salvatore tonight at midnight. The reeling Knicks finally found a pair of go-to guys to close out a game: Wilson Chandler and Salvatore. The Knicks all agreed this wasn’t a victory to…
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CHARLOTTE - Bobcats coach Larry Brown said Donnie Walsh completing two cap-clearing trades on Nov. 21 was the right thing to do, figuring New York is a strong-enough lure to land LeBron James or one of the other premier free agents available in…
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Boris Diaw, once a prized player for Mike D’Antoni in Phoenix, nearly delivered a crushing blow before the Knicks regained their balance .
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Knicks 93, Bobcats 89: Favorite of D’Antoni Nearly Ruins Reunion
Mike D’Antoni’s credo of winning with offense may sound exciting and occasionally look good, but Tuesday the Knicks finally got down and dirty on the defensive end to end a six-game losing streak. The final result was a 93-89 Knicks victory.
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Knicks put the ‘D’ in D’Antoni
Larry Brown hinted that outside influences - i.e. Isiah Thomas - were responsible for his infamous season-long feud with Stephon Marbury in 2005-06.
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Brown tweaks Isiah once more on Steph
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