Knicks coach Larry Brown did not rule out the possibility that forward Quentin Richardson will miss the final 12 games with a sprained left thumb, the New York Daily News is reporting.
Richardson is set to be re-evaluated tomorrow.
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It appears that there are not many people that make Knick coach Larry Brown happy these days.
With 1.8 seconds left yesterday, Larry Brown was passionately arguing a decisive noncall with referee Joe DeRosa, who responded that it really didn't matter. Marko Jaric was on the free-throw line, about to seal a 98-94 victory for the Timberwolves, who avoided blowing the biggest lead (25 points in the third quarter) in franchise history.
"It doesn't matter to you," Brown said, almost choking up with the emotion of the loss and the near comeback. "You can just go home. But it matters to us."
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Every time a Stephon Marbury team plays the Wolves, talk of a reunion with Kevin Garnett is brought up by the media.
"I've never been opposed to a reunion," Garnett said on Sunday, "but I've always let him know that I'm going to be in 'Sota; he's always let me know that he's going to be in New York. So I guess we got a problem."
"Playing back with Kevin, that would be something that would be talked about forever," said Marbury, who has been booed whenever he has faced the Timberwolves at the Target Center since being traded.
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Knicks Mar 2006 Archive
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NY Daily News | Mar 26, 2006
According to a source who talks regularly with Minnesota owner Glen Taylor, Taylor is dead-set against trading Kevin Garnett.
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New York Daily News | Mar 25, 2006
"Stuff like that happens," said Channing Frye. "He felt bad afterwards. I told him I would have done the same thing. (It was an) accident, just one of those freak things."
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Star Tribune | Mar 24, 2006
It took Kevin Garnett all of one minute to answer a Thursday morning question when a reporter asked him at shootaround if he ever thinks about playing in the New York-New Jersey area.
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NY Post | Mar 24, 2006
Larry Brown has told confidants he thinks Thomas should be considered for the No. 1 pick, though most scouts see the freshman as mid-to-late-lottery choice.
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New York Daily News | Mar 23, 2006
In a saga which never appears to end, the latest from New York has coach Larry Brown saying his team doesn't care after the Knicks' latest rout, this time at the hands of Steve Francis' old team, the Orlando Magic.
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MSG Network | Mar 22, 2006
Magic forward Dwight Howard came off the bench to score 23 points and grab seven rebounds in only 23 minutes, according to a report by the Associated Press.
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RealGM | Mar 22, 2006
In this week's episode, RealGM Radio host Aaron Bronsteter introduces his future co-host James Gould and discusses the Toronto Raptors, talks Knicks with New York Times columnist Howard Beck, reflects on March Madness with J.
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MSNBC | Mar 22, 2006
New York Knicks rookie Channing Frye will miss the rest of the season because of a sprained left knee ligament.
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NY Daily News | Mar 22, 2006
Mike James scored 37 points on Tuesday, makes a mere $3.
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NY Post | Mar 22, 2006
Steve Francis either wants to start or be dealt next season.
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ESPN | Mar 22, 2006
Rookie Channing Frye injured his left knee in Tuesday's loss to the Raptors. "It could have been a lot worse, but I'll be back," Frye said as he left Madison Square Garden on crutches.
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New York Daily News | Mar 21, 2006
According to the New York Daily News, Knicks guard Stephon Marbury, self-proclaimed 'Starbury', asked not to get the ball in the decisive final minute of the Knicks' recent victory over the league leading Detroit Pistons.
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Miami Herald | Mar 20, 2006
Sunday's win against the Knicks didn't promise the Heat another meeting with the Pistons in the playoffs, but it did reserve a place for the Heat in the postseason.
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Seattle Times | Mar 20, 2006
As Larry Brown gets more confused in this lost New York Knicks season, he was asked about Jamal Crawford, the former Rainier Beach High star, and said, "I've been blessed coaching a lot of great kids.
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NY Daily News | Mar 18, 2006
Garden chairman James Dolan initiated a truce between Larry Brown and Stephon Marbury during a pregame meeting with the Knicks' coach on Wednesday.
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CNNSI.com | Mar 16, 2006
"He told me he could do whatever he wants with this franchise, and that he don't want to trade me,'' Marbury said Thursday after practice.
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NY Post | Mar 16, 2006
It's unclear if Stephon Marbury will be suspended, but it's clear coach and player are finished with each other.
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NY Daily News | Mar 16, 2006
"This would be a great situation," Harrington said. "I think there's so much talent here, it won't be a rebuilding situation. They are one key piece away, one move and they can be a playoff team."
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NY Times | Mar 16, 2006
Larry Brown escalated his own rhetoric yesterday towards Stephon Marbury.
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Newsday | Mar 15, 2006
Stephon Marbury struck back at his coach on Wednesday.
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Newsday | Mar 15, 2006
"I never left a team in worse shape than I got it. Not once," said Larry Brown on Tuesday. "Think about that. Think about me and think about the guy who's talking."
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NY Daily News | Mar 14, 2006
Gar Forman, player personnel director of the Bulls refused yesterday to gloat in public over the deal that sent Curry to the Knicks.
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NY Times | Mar 14, 2006
Isiah Thomas's response described Anucha Browne Sanders as a "disgruntled former employee" who blames him for her "professional difficulties.
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Newsday | Mar 13, 2006
Knicks coach Larry Brown, on cue, responded to comments made by guard Stephon Marbury about changing his playing style away from Brown's team oriented approach to something which more suits his skillset, Newsday is reporting.
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Newsday | Mar 13, 2006
Stephon Marbury has said that he plans to go back to playing like "Starbury"
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Star-Ledger | Mar 12, 2006
Stephon Marbury hopes to regain his old form next year.
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Newsday | Mar 12, 2006
The second-year expansion Charlotte Bobcats beat the $125-million Knicks, 116-109, Saturday; Charlotte's second blowout win in as many meetings this season dropped the Knicks to last in the league.
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St. Paul Pioneer Press | Mar 11, 2006
Isiah Thomas admitted he once tried to kiss the woman who is suing him for sexual harassment on the cheek, but otherwise denied all other allegations Friday in a court document that paints his accuser as a vindictive money seeker.
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NY Daily News | Mar 10, 2006
Stephon Marbury's contract makes him nearly impossible to trade, although Thomas will try.
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Newark Star-Ledger | Mar 8, 2006
According to the Newark Star-Ledger, Malik Rose and James will switch numbers next season.
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Newark Star-Ledger | Mar 8, 2006
According to the Newark Star-Ledger, Knicks coach Larry Brown has yet another unhappy camper.
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New York Daily News | Mar 8, 2006
Don't expect Knicks president Isiah Thomas to give up his post to return to the helm of Indiana University, the New York Daily News is reporting.
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New York Post | Mar 5, 2006
Despite there being just 24 games left in the season for the Knicks, Stephon Marbury claims that the team still doesn't know how to run coach Larry Brown's system.
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New York Daily News | Mar 4, 2006
After the Knicks lost their sixth straight game on Friday, the New York Daily News reports that guards Stephon Marbury and Quentin Richardson were involved in a heated locker room exchange.
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New York Times | Mar 4, 2006
Knicks Coach Larry Brown said that he was still pondering his options for coping with a bladder condition, and that off-season surgery was possible.
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NewRatings.com | Mar 3, 2006
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Detroit Free Press/NY Daily News | Mar 3, 2006
On Tuesday night, Larry Brown entered a Memphis hospital after complaining of chest pains and was released following a two-hour examination, according to the New York Daily News.
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New York Daily News | Mar 2, 2006
It looks like Knick fans will have to rough it out with the Isiah/Larry combination, because Knicks owner James Dolan reiterated that he has all the confidence in the world in his team president and that neither Thomas nor Larry Brown is in danger of being fired.
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Star-Ledger | Mar 2, 2006
"I'm not giving up. I'm going to help Isiah, help Mr. Dolan and help these players."
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Newsday | Mar 1, 2006
"The stuff about a 'firing' is ridiculous," an NBA official said. James Dolan didn't order Thomas to join the trip and was surprised when he showed up on the company plane.
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