The Dysfunction Is Out Of Control, Even By Knicks' Lofty Standards
Jeff Hornacek was told to expect days like this in New York. Although with the Knicks, dysfunction often lasts entire seasons.
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Jeff Hornacek was told to expect days like this in New York. Although with the Knicks, dysfunction often lasts entire seasons.
The Los Angeles big men were too much to handle as the Knicks wasted strong games from Carmelo Anthony and Kristaps Porzingis Wednesday.
Trade talks between the Knicks and Clippers involving Carmelo Anthony are quiet now, Los Angeles coach Doc Rivers said Wednesday.
We heard from the great and mighty Phil Jackson on Tuesday for the first time since late December. When the missive arrived from the mountain top it was greeted with some confusion.
On Tuesday, Knicks president Phil Jackson seemed to take a veiled shot on Twitter at Carmelo Anthony, the superstar forward he's been trying to trade for weeks.
They need to start by trading Derrick Rose and Brandon Jennings. With their contracts expiring this offseason, those moves need to happen now.
LeBron James and the rest of the Cleveland Cavaliers are not having all of this trade speculation about teammate Kevin Love.
New York fell behind by ten points in the first quarter and lost to Los Angeles despite 26 points from Carmelo Anthony.
Wednesday's contest between New York City's two "professional" basketball teams left a lot to be desired. Then again, the teams have had trouble getting out of their own way all season.
Kristaps Porzingis had 19 points and 12 rebounds, and joined a group of mostly substitutes who led a big fourth-quarter turnaround.
The Knicks clearly have their sights set on Love. Cleveland is interested in Anthony, but is unwilling to part with their All-Star power forward.
He finished with 15 points on 5-of-12 shooting, 14 rebounds, four assists and only one turnover.
Besides their numerous battles on the court over the years, the two also quarreled off of it.
Bradley Beal scored 28 points and the surging Washington Wizards defeated the New York Knicks 117-101 on Tuesday night for their NBA-best 15th straight home win.
Burglars got away with more than $300,000 worth of jewelry from the Los Angeles home of former Knicks coach Derek Fisher, police said.
