News from the New York Post has ex-Knicks coach Don Cheaney re-surfacing in Cleveland as an assistant coach to Paul Silas.
The Cavaliers have an assistant coaching position open firing Bob Donewald yesterday, and while the official search is yet to begin Silas is said to be looking for a veteran assistant.
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If you think that Rasheed Wallace is a lock to stay in Detroit once his contract expires this summer you are wrong.
The Pistons are still the front runners for the All-Star forward's services according to Wallace's agent William Strickland, but he also added that Wallace is not ruling out any potential suitors either, including the Knicks. New York was his team of preference before being traded from Atlanta to Detroit.
"I've been very straightforward with him and he knows every one of his options," Strickland said. "But right now, it's too premature to discuss free agency."
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Although Houston has decided against surgery, a decision will not be made until he consults with team doctors. Isiah Thomas and Coach Wilkins would like that decision to come sooner than later.
"You just want to know as quickly as possible. If anything is required we'll handle it early as opposed to handling it late," Thomas said. "Right now we're pretty sure with what we're dealing with. But if anything is done - and I say 'if' - it won't be one of those situations where it's done in September. We'll try to find out early and get it done so that we have the whole summer to continue and rehab it."
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Knicks Apr 2004 Archive
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NY Newswday | Apr 28, 2004
Isiah Thomas and his star point guard Stephon Marbury will be spending quite a bit of time this summer, starting with attending some playoff games together as they attempt to figure out how to get to the next level.
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Philadelphia Inquirer | Apr 27, 2004
The New York Knicks may have ended with four losses from four attempts against the New Jersey Nets, but as Stephen A.
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New York Daily News | Apr 27, 2004
The New York Knicks made major strides this season, but with the likes of Cleveland, Orlando, Philadelphia and Toronto all expected to improve next season some of the teams who made the Playoffs this year may have to make way.
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New York Times | Apr 26, 2004
Well, the series that included flagrant fouls, protests, near-fights and angry words ended last night with another Nets win.
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New York Times | Apr 25, 2004
Tim Thomas is still hoping to be able to play in Game 4 as the Knicks fight for survival, but after being not able to practice Saturday his status is doubtful at best.
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New York Post | Apr 24, 2004
There is an old saying that desperate times call for desperate measures.
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New York Post | Apr 24, 2004
The war of words between forwards Kenyon Martin of the Nets and Tim Thomas of the Knicks continued yesterday with Thomas firing shots back at Martin.
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New York Times | Apr 22, 2004
Even though Kerry Kittles denies it his teammates say that he still has bad feelings about the time Stephon Marbury spent in New Jersey.
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New York Times | Apr 22, 2004
There is no doubt in Tim Thomas' mind that the foul dished out on him by Nets forward Jason Collins was deliberate writes Chris Boussard of the New York Times, and despite five days passing since the event his mood hasn't improved.
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New York Post | Apr 21, 2004
Stephon Marbury just wanted to hoop, not fight, last night.
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Newsday | Apr 20, 2004
For the Knicks, winning the series against the Nets is almost an afterthought.
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New York Daily News | Apr 20, 2004
Dikembe Mutombo used war analogies yesterday when talking about a fallen comrade and then accused a former teammate, Nets center Jason Collins, of having "a few dirty tricks underneath the basket.
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New York Daily News | Apr 20, 2004
Penny Hardaway lobbied for a bigger role in the offense and now he doesn't have just one, but multiple roles to fill.
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New York Times | Apr 19, 2004
Nets forward Richard Jefferson, who jumped off the bench when Frank Williams shoved Jason Kidd in Game 1 on Saturday, issued an "I told you so" on Sunday, saying that Jackson had ruled that he would not be suspended.
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knicks.realgm.com | Apr 19, 2004
The NBA has reviewed Richard Jefferson's tape and has decided to not suspend him.
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New York Post | Apr 18, 2004
Allan Houston will consider surgery on his ailing left knee this summer only as a last resort, though some medical experts believe his persistent pain is a sign he needs a second arthroscopic procedure.
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New York Post | Apr 18, 2004
NBA rules state that any player who leaves the bench during an altercation will face an automatic one game suspension.
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New York Times | Apr 18, 2004
The Knicks' bus was idling in a tunnel of Continental Arena, but in a hallway outside the locker room, team executives waited and watched grimly as Tim Thomas, still in uniform and strapped to a stretcher, was wheeled to an ambulance.
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knicks.realgm.com | Apr 17, 2004
When Jason Kidd took down and shamelessly taunted Frank Williams in the first half, it set the tone for the rest of the game.
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New York Post | Apr 17, 2004
Tim Thomas said the Nets would be a good matchup for the Knicks if Jason Kidd and Kenyon Martin were injured, certainly enlightening words for all of us at both ends of the tunnel, whether the Nets need emotional fuel or not.
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New York Daily News | Apr 17, 2004
Another brash Net forward is making a guarantee on the eve of a Knicks-Nets playoff showdown.
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Boston Herald | Apr 17, 2004
The Celtics yesterday reached a settlement with Vin Baker on the $35 million remaining on the final two years of his contract, Wyc Grousbeck, CEO and managing partner of the Celtics, said last night.
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New York Daily News | Apr 16, 2004
The fact that Isiah Thomas was able to trade for Stephon Marbury - the very player the Nets dumped on July 18, 2001, to land Kidd from Phoenix - makes the first-round series between New Jersey and New York that opens tomorrow all the more intriguing.
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knicks.realgm.com | Apr 15, 2004
Saturday on ESPN, 4:30pm begins one of the biggest rivalries in the NBA.
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New York Post | Apr 15, 2004
Penny Hardaway clarified remarks he made 21/2 weeks ago when he said the Knicks have a "good chance" to beat the Nets if Jason Kidd and Kenyon Martin were injured.
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New York Times | Apr 15, 2004
Allan Houston played in 60 playoff games in five consecutive seasons, and now that the Knicks are returning to the postseason after a two-year absence, he really wants to be there.
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New York Post | Apr 13, 2004
When the Phonenix Suns and the New Jersey Nets exchanged point guards Stephon Marbury and Jason Kidd most thought it was an even trade.
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Detroit Free Press | Apr 13, 2004
When Isiah Thomas made his first public appearance at Conseco Fieldhouse since the Pacers fired him last summer, you can bet he didn't have lunch with Larry Bird.
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New York Post | Apr 13, 2004
With a stirring fourth-quarter rally, with Stephon Marbury fastened to the bench for the final three quarters, the Knicks still managed to beat the Hornets last night, 101-97, to postpone the delicious matchup of Knicks-Nets, Stephon Marbury vs.
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Chicago Tribune | Apr 12, 2004
Tracy McGrady, Allen Iverson, Vince Carter and LeBron James will be watching the NBA playoffs on TV when the first round begins Saturday.
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New York Daily News | Apr 12, 2004
The coach who gave Dikembe Mutombo his strongest endorsement wasn't Lenny Wilkens and certainly wasn't Byron Scott.
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New York Post | Apr 12, 2004
Knicks boss Isiah Thomas recently guaranteed Allan Houston will be on the playoff roster spot whether he's ready for this weekend's Game 1 or not.
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New York Post | Apr 11, 2004
Lenny Wilkens has no regrets about accepting Isiah Thomas' offer last January, and said he will return next season for his 32nd season as head coach.
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Newsday | Apr 9, 2004
On Monday morning, Jan.
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New York Daily News | Apr 8, 2004
Allan Houston confirmed last night that he will not play in the Knicks' final two regular-season games, and there is no guarantee that the veteran shooting guard will be available for the start of the playoffs in 10 days.
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New York Daily News | Apr 8, 2004
Playoff basketball is returning to Madison Square Garden for the first time in three years, and three months after Garden chairman James Dolan hired Isiah Thomas as team president then guaranteed a postseason berth.
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Chicago Tribune | Apr 8, 2004
Like many players, Jamal Crawford enjoys playing in Madison Square Garden, the self-proclaimed "World's Most Famous Arena.
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New York Post | Apr 7, 2004
Othella Harrington was to the point.
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New York Daily News | Apr 6, 2004
Isiah Thomas is still sticking with the Nets as the team to beat in the Eastern Conference, a smart choice for a shrewd executive.
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New York Daily News | Apr 3, 2004
Allan Houston's season took yet another turn for the worse yesterday when the Knicks placed their veteran shooting guard on the injured list with a sore left knee.
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Newark Star-Ledger | Apr 2, 2004
The Knicks are about to become a lot bigger, but whether they'll be better is something the Nets can help decide tonight.
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