Ex-Knick Pat Cummings Found Dead
Pat Cummings, who played forward for the Knicks in the mid-1980s, died yesterday afternoon in a friend's apartment. He was 55.
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Pat Cummings, who played forward for the Knicks in the mid-1980s, died yesterday afternoon in a friend's apartment. He was 55.
With the NBA draft coming up Thursday, Knicks news has been flying left and right -- even though they have no first-round pick. Let's cover it all.
The Knicks could still re-sign the reserve swingman, who averaged 12.5 points last season, when he becomes a free agent Sunday.
The NBA has announced it has fined the Knicks Amare Stoudemire $50k for using "offensive and derogatory language" in Twitter direct message.
CBS Sports Network analyst and former first-round pick Wally Szczerbiak joined CBS Local Sports to give perspective as to what the prospects are going through on the biggest night of their basketball lives.
The Madison Square Garden Co. says it bought the Forum in Inglewood, Calif., for $23.5 million.
Lin may soon find himself with a host of suitors, but Knicks coach Woodson is confident the point guard will re-sign with New York.
Terrence Jones looked like a sure-fire top five pick after the first few games of his freshman season at Kentucky. Not any more.
It was Murphy's Law for the Knicks this season, and it only got worse as the team got into the playoffs. Well, that changed on Friday when the league ruled that both Steve Novak and Jeremy Lin would have their Bird Rights.
Knicks fans know Amar'e Stoudemire tweets under the handle @Amareisreal. Maybe he should consider changing it to @Amareisrealmean after allegedly hurling an anti-gay slur at a critical fan this weekend.
Let's face it, Anthony Davis is the obvious No. 1. But who should go next?
It doesn't take long for a player to change his perception. If James can do it in Miami, Anthony can do it in New York.
An arbitrator has granted point guard Jeremy Lin his Early Bird Rights, according to The New York Times. The decision will help give New York more latitude once the free-agency period kicks off on July 1st.
"The Knicks are a great franchise and I live in New York City [each summer], so I'd definitely consider them if they were interested," the eight-time NBA All-Star recently said at a promotional appearance in Manhattan.
Like everyone red blooded American, I would have loved to see the Heat lose in the Finals to the Oklahoma City Thunder. With that being said, part of me is happy because this asinine LeBron James narrative can finally be put away.
