Lin's Agent: Return To Knicks Not Assured; Raptors In Mix?
The soon-to-be restricted free agent has admitted he owes "a lot" to New York. Would that include a hometown discount? Hassle-free contract talks? Doesn't sound like it.
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The soon-to-be restricted free agent has admitted he owes "a lot" to New York. Would that include a hometown discount? Hassle-free contract talks? Doesn't sound like it.
The question for Knicks owner James Dolan is why there have been no overtures or conversations with Phil Jackson?
Boomer and Craig took some joy in talking about the Heat's struggles in Indiana.
Perhaps it's only fitting the Toronto Raptors reportedly have eyes for Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin.
The Knicks need to stop laughing. There's nothing funny about losing or making your fans pay two grand to watch it live.
Mike Woodson wants to return and he wants Jeremy Lin back with him. What he won't say is whether Lin would be his starting point guard next season.
With the Knicks' season coming to an end Wednesday night in South Beach, now comes the period of speculation.
Patrick Ewing is one of several candidates that the Charlotte Bobcats will interview for their head coaching vacancy, and the Hall of Fame center will meet with team officials next week, said people familiar with the situation.
Stoudemire, whistled out of the game, extended his hand toward Shane Battier only to retract it at the last moment. Psych!
The Knicks are not in the Heat's class right now. It's an unavoidable fact that no one can deny after watching Miami easily dispatch the Knicks in five games.
Could it be Steve-sanity next season in New York? If Amar'e Stoudemire had his way, soon-to-be free agent Steve Nash would be running the Knicks' point next season.
Anthony vowed after the team's latest first-round ouster that things will change. And soon.
The Yankees learned a lesson Wednesday night. The Knicks? They're done. And the Rangers were powerless in Washington.
Craig began this segment by reading some of the tweets JR Smith received after last night's 3-15 performance (not to be confused for his 3-15 shooting performance in Game 4).
Both the Knicks and Rangers have brought great shame to New York after losing their respective playoff games Thursday night.
LeBron James had 29 points, eight rebounds and seven assists, and the Miami Heat beat the New York Knicks 106-94 on Wednesday night to win the Eastern Conference first-round series in five games.
Tonight, the Heat are out for the kill and will come out flying. To withstand all of that, the Knicks need to play a near perfect game. They need to do all these things to beat the Heat tonight.
Testing how much his surgically repaired left knee could handle this soon might be considered, well, Linsane.
If the numbers are to be believed, then the New York Knicks' season is about to end. Of the other 101 teams to lose the first three games in a best-of-seven NBA series, none ultimately prevailed and only 10 managed to stave off elimination twice.
For the second time in as many days, the Knicks' full-time coaching job has been reported to be practically inevitable for Mike Woodson.
In addition to the state of the current Knicks, Bernard also talked about beating Boomer down in a game of HORSE.
All hope at the point guard position for the New York Knicks seems to rest on the shoulders of the aging Mike Bibby.
Interim coach Mike Woodson says Jeremy Lin will not play in the Knicks' first-round series against Miami, even if they avoid elimination Wednesday.
It seems the Knicks believe they have already found their man. The team has "initiated" contract talks with interim head coach Mike Woodson, according to the New York Daily News.
An exciting Game 4 Knick win, a snap-the-all-time-NBA-playoff-losing-streak win, a probably-guarantee-that-Mike-Woodson-gets-hired win. But what does it really mean?
