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Nearly Drafted by Knicks, Curry Gets Rude Welcome on Warriors
After the worst game of his nascent N.B.A. career, Stephen Curry stood in the Warriors' locker room and applied an ice pack to the knee of his extended left leg.
Jazz nip Knicks for first New York win since '04
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With the Utah Jazz in town on Monday it is worth remembering - brace yourself Knicks' supporters - that Utah owns the Knicks 2010 first round pick.
Jennings leads Bucks past Knicks, 102-87
New York Knicks ' Wilson Chandler and Milwaukee Bucks ' Jodie Meeks go after a rebound during the first half.
Van Gundy returns to Garden for LeBron's visit
This is the start of LeBron James Week in New York: the Cavs are in town for a nationally televised game on Friday.
Marbury unhappy with Garden seat, leaves game
Stephon Marbury showed up for tonight's season opener against Philadelphia but was apparently unhappy with his seat assignment and left.
Knicks' struggles bode well for Jazz
The way the Knicks have opened their season, the Jazz could be forgiven for feeling as if they hold a winning New York lottery ticket, not payable until June, of course.
As the Knicks dug another hole and jumped in, the specter that is Stephon Marbury settled into a courtside seat directly across from the home bench.
Stephon Marbury Too Scared To Go In A Haunted House?
You might think nothing would frighten Stephon Marbury more than being an unemployed basketball player.
76ers start fast, spoil Knicks' home opener in OT
Andre Iguodala scored 32 points, including the go-ahead three-point play in overtime, and the Philadelphia 76ers blew a 23-point lead before beating the New York Knicks 141-127 on Saturday night.
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Raissman: Focus on present a losing battle
Mike D'Antoni doesn't want to talk about next year, even though everyone else around Knicks seems to be pointing in that direction.
D'Antoni ponders changes in starting lineup
New York Knicks center David Lee attempts to drive past Miami Heat forward Michael Beasley during the second half.
David Lee Looks To Prove His Worth Yet Again This Season
This decade in New York Knicks basketball has been dreadful at best. Hall of Famer Patrick Ewing is long gone and striving to become a head coach.
Ice-Cold Hughes Looks to Benefit from Charity Game
Entering today's 1 p.m. Garden charity match against the Israeli team, Hughes is shooting 0-for-17 and playing his way out of Knicks coach Mike D'Antoni's projected nine-man rotation.
Knicks Struggle to Make a Valid Point, Chris Duhon and Toney Douglas State Cases
For the Knicks, the point guard position was one clouded by controversy last season, as Stephon Marbury and his ego were shunned from the team until he accepted a buyout in late February.
Knicks' minutes too scarce to give veteran Hughes
Larry Hughes, left, celebrates a 3-point basket late in the game. NEWARK, N.J. - Perhaps next season, especially if everything works out right in free agency, the Knicks' highest-paid player won't be the least wanted.
Knicksa Larry Hughes blocks Tel Aviva s Doron Perkins Sunday at Garden. Nate Robinson is already scheming to win another dunk title at NBA All-Star Weekend, this time at LeBron James ' expense.
Maccabi primed for showdown with Knicks at the Garden
Maccabi Tel Aviv begins its two-game exhibition junket to the United States with a contest against the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden on Sunday, just three days after comfortably taking care of Olimpija Ljubljana in its Euroleague opener.
Sick Of Losing: Up-Tempo Knicks Playoff Bound In 2010
The New York Knicks haven't been to the playoffs since 2004 and they haven't been past the first round in a decade.
Source: Mavericks may suspend Williams
Opening Night rosters in the NBA have to be finalized Oct. 26. The Mavericks thus have a shade under two weeks to make the two decisions they've been weighing since the start of training camp.
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