Apr 28, 2006 11:05 AM EST
With the Kenyon Martin-era in Denver all but over, the Knicks will surely make another run at the power forward but Larry Brown has also asked Isiah Thomas to court Miami's free-agent center Alonzo Mourning.
In a game versus New York in November, Mourning recorded 9 blocked shots.
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Apr 26, 2006 12:49 PM EST
Knicks' coach Larry Brown underwent a series of tests on Monday, as doctors attempt to correct his urinary problem.
"I'm not going to discuss his health, it's private," Glass said. "It's been discussed way too much already. He's said time and again it's not going to affect him coaching the team."
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Apr 26, 2006 12:46 PM EST
Reporters began asking Jermaine O'Neal about the possibility of playing for the Knicks next season following Tuesday's loss to New Jersey.
"The last time I checked, I have five years left on my deal," O'Neal said. "I don't really control where I'm going to play at. I deal with reality, and reality states I have five years left.
"I don't really sit back and think about stuff like that because the task at hand for us is already tough enough to deal with; that's winning playoff games. So I don't sit back and think about where I'm going to play."
1His name will likely continue to be mentioned throughout the summer, but the Pacers say they don't have any intention of trading their All-Star player.
"I hear a lot of talk about it because my brother lives here and he tells me how they say I'm going to play (with the Knicks) next year," O'Neal said. "I'm not a free agent. If I had to make a choice where I'm going to play next year it would be in Indiana because my contract says so."
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Knicks Apr 2006 Archive
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Newsday | Apr 24, 2006
According to Newsday, after a poor first season some of the Knicks' bosses have at some point discussed ways to remove coach Larry Brown, people familiar with those discussions say.
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NY Post | Apr 22, 2006
The Knicks were interested in acquiring Theo Ratliff from Portland in Februray and according to the New York Post, they will try once again to complete a trade for the center.
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New York Daily News | Apr 21, 2006
Stephon Marbury may be reunited with Kevin Garnett in Minnesota this offseason.
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New York Post | Apr 20, 2006
Wizards' forward Jared Jeffries is one player who Knicks coach Larry Brown would like his team to pursue this offseason.
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New York Post | Apr 19, 2006
While some believe that Eddy Curry has more talent than anyone available in the upcoming NBA Draft, George WIllis from the New York Post believes that you need more more than talent to be successful, and to this point Curry has not given the Knicks what they need.
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NY Times | Apr 19, 2006
Coach Larry Brown reported improvement in his health yesterday, but his status for the Knicks' season finale remained uncertain.
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NY Times | Apr 19, 2006
With the Knicks in the running for one of the top picks of the 2006 Draft, Eddy Curry is now being compared to players such as Tyrus Thomas and Rudy Gay, as the club will be sending that pick to Chicago as part of the deal made last October.
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New York Daily News | Apr 18, 2006
The New York Daily News is reporting that Knicks coach Larry Brown is expected be back on the sidelines for the Knicks season finale against the New Jersey Nets, but beyond that is anyone's guess.
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SI.com | Apr 17, 2006
For the third straight game, Larry Brown did not coach the Knicks, missing Monday's game versus Charlotte.
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NY Daily News | Apr 17, 2006
The Knicks elected to take out an insurance policy on Larry Brown's contract last summer to protect the club in the event that Brown is forced to resign for medical reasons, a league source told the Daily News.
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Post Gazette | Apr 16, 2006
Larry Brown did not travel to Detroit and will not coach the Knicks on Sunday when they play the Pistons.
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St. Paul Pioneer Press | Apr 15, 2006
"I'm willing and able, 100 percent committed to do whatever he wanted me to do," said Marbury about Brown. "I did it. It didn't work. So I'm going to play like I know how to play."
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AP | Apr 14, 2006
Larry Brown did not coach Friday night in the Knicks' 97-80 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks because of a stomach ailment, and it wasn't known if he would be back on the bench at all this season.
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The Journal News | Apr 14, 2006
A few of the Knicks enjoy checking the pulse of fans online.
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Press Release | Apr 14, 2006
The New York Knickerbockers have released the following statement with regard to the health of head coach Larry Brown.
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NY Daily News | Apr 14, 2006
Vince Carter could opt out in 2007 from his contract and while there are no indicators that he would, it remains a possibility.
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NY Post | Apr 14, 2006
Allan Houston's medical retirement could be short lived as he is mulling a comeback. His knees are feeling better and is willing to pay for the minimum.
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Miami Herald | Apr 14, 2006
LeBron James, resting a sprained left ankle for the NBA playoffs, missed his first game this season on Thursday night and could only cheer as his teammates rallied for a 91-87 win over the injury-thinned New York Knicks.
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ABCNews.com | Apr 14, 2006
Larry Brown fell ill very quickly on Thursday night and was taken to a Cleveland hospital after leaving the bench in the third quarter.
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NY Times | Apr 13, 2006
"You guys know what we have, come on," said Larry Brown to reporters on Wednesday. "There's no audition. That audition stuff was over a long time ago."
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NY Post | Apr 12, 2006
Could yet another former members of the Bulls join Isiah Thomas and the Knicks? A source has revealed that Jay Williams is on their radar.
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New York Post | Apr 11, 2006
According to the New York Post, Steve Francis said he's not to blame for his poor start as a Knick, saying his haphazard minutes are a major cause for his lousy play and sloppiness on the court.
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Press Release | Apr 10, 2006
The NBA announced today that Sonics forward Chris Wilcox has been named Western Conference Player of the Week for games played Monday, April 3 through Sunday, April 9.
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NY Times | Apr 10, 2006
Jamal Crawford who has averaged 30.
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New York Post | Apr 9, 2006
Jamal Crawford, who was almost traded to the Magic as part of the Steve Francis deal, wants to remain a Knick.
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Newsday | Apr 8, 2006
For the second straight game, Jamal Crawford proved his value in the clutch.
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Press Release | Apr 6, 2006
New York Knickerbockers President of Basketball Operations Isiah Thomas announced today that guard/forward Ime Udoka has been signed to a contract for the remainder of the season.
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New York Daily News | Apr 5, 2006
It looks like some of the Knick veterans are fed up as well.
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New York Daily News | Apr 4, 2006
The New York Daily News is reporting that rookie guard Nate Robinson had become such a nuisance for Larry Brown that the coach considered sending him to the Developmental League.
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NY Post | Apr 3, 2006
Chuck Daly is sticking up for the job Isiah Thomas is doing in New York.
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NY Post | Apr 3, 2006
Because of Larry Brown's penchant for shaking things up this season, the Knicks tied the NBA record for the most different starting lineups in a season with 41 on Sunday, tying the mark set by Golden State.
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ESPN | Apr 1, 2006
The Associated Press is reporting that the struggling Knicks will have more issues when they face the Sixers again Sunday, with forward Jalen Rose set to miss because of plantar fasciitis of the left foot and a sore right knee and Stephon Marbury out because of his injured left knee.
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NY Daily News | Apr 1, 2006
Stephon Marbury strained the patella tendon in his left knee on Friday and could be out for the season and also could have played his final game as a member of the Knicks.
