According to league sources, the Suns, Pistons and Heat are the early frontrunners to sign the recently waived Jalen Rose.
If Rose signs for the veteran minimum salary, he'd earn $1,178,348 million from his new team for the season, with that team obligated to pay only $744,551 of that amount. The league picks up the difference.
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Unlike most cases when the Heat coach downplays free-agent prospects, Miami coach Pat Riley sounded intrigued Monday with the possibility of adding 6-foot-8 veteran Jalen Rose, who was waived by the Knicks Monday.
"He's a very skilled player," Riley said shortly after Rose agreed to a buyout with the Knicks. "He's still young, I think, at 33 years old. So he is capable. He's very capable, we know that. But he has to be at the right place at the right time."
Riley offered his comment about Rose shortly after he said a potential return of forward Shandon Anderson has been placed on the backburner.
Because Rose received a significant portion of the $17 million he was due this season from the Knicks, he would arrive with relatively little impact on the Heat's salary cap.
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Oct 30, 2006 11:15 PM EST
NBA Commissioner David Stern tonight issued the following statement:
“At my request, the New York Knicks and Larry Brown have agreed to a compromise resolution of the dispute between them. Neither the Club nor Larry have any future obligation to each other and have assured me, in response to my direction and request, that there will be no further public discussion of the matter. In addition, I have assured the parties that this resolution will have no precedential value in any future disputes before me.”
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Knicks Oct 2006 Archive
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Press Release | Oct 30, 2006
Isiah Thomas announced on Monday that the Knicks have waived Jalen Rose.
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New York Times | Oct 30, 2006
Jalen Rose will be waived by the Knicks, possibly as soon as today, as the team continues its youth movement
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Newark Star-Ledger | Oct 29, 2006
Will Jalen Rose still be a Knick this time next week?
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New York Post | Oct 28, 2006
Greg Anthony attempted to take the high road in his first interview since Isiah Thomas lashed out at his analysis of the Knicks' 2006 Draft.
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Star-Ledger | Oct 26, 2006
"It takes a while before you get there," Isiah Thomas said. "But we need to start now, so that when he does get to that prime age of 25, 26, 27, he owns the league."
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Press Release | Oct 25, 2006
Isiah Thomas and the New York Knicks made a surprising move by signing free agent Kelvin Cato on Wednesday.
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Knicks.com | Oct 25, 2006
New York Knickerbockers President of Basketball Operations and Head Coach Isiah Thomas announced today that the team has exercised the third-year options on the contracts for forward/center Channing Frye, forward David Lee and guard Nate Robinson.
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Knicks.com | Oct 25, 2006
New York Knickerbockers President of Basketball Operations and Head Coach Isiah Thomas announced today that forwards Elton Brown and Nikoloz Tskitishvili, guard Milone Clark and center Paul Miller have been waived.
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New York Daily News | Oct 25, 2006
On Tuesday, the Knicks announced that Stephon Marbury was sidelined with bursitis, or inflammation near the heel.
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New York Post | Oct 23, 2006
Tiki Barber is ending his football career early in order to begin a career in journalism; will Stephon Marbury follow suit?
The New York Post has learned that the Knicks' point guard has filmed a few demo shows, including an hour long interview with Kobe Bryant.
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Newsday | Oct 22, 2006
Isiah Thomas said "people inquired" about trading for Steve Francis, but "we were not trying to move him."
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Newsday | Oct 21, 2006
Stephon Marbury reacted angrily Friday to questions about a New York City police investigation into the shooting of a rapper outside the club where Marbury's cousin, Sebastian Telfair, had a $50,000 chain stolen.
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New York Daily News | Oct 21, 2006
Any ruling on the Larry Brown arbitration case against the Knicks wont come until after the league's owners meeting on Monday and Tuesday, according to league sources
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New York Post | Oct 20, 2006
A high-level source has told Peter Vecsey of the New York Post that LeBron James will eventually opt out of his contract to join the Knicks.
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New York Daily News | Oct 19, 2006
Isiah Thomas still recalls what Greg Anthony said about his selection of Renaldo Balkman this past June on draft night, saying that Anthony should "never ever be in a position to question myself on anything about basketball because I do remember the kind of player he was.
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New York Times | Oct 18, 2006
Isiah Thomas started Jalen Rose again on Tuesday night, but gave him just 14 minutes of playing time, as he continues to move him towards the fringes of the rotation.
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Rocky Mountain News | Oct 18, 2006
Jared Jeffries, counted on to help shore up the Knicks defense, will miss six to eight weeks with a broken left wrist.
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New York Post | Oct 17, 2006
Blazers scout, John Gabriel, is not trailing the Knicks in order to scout Quentin Richardson for a potential trade, according to Peter Vecsey.
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New York Times | Oct 16, 2006
Jared Jeffries hurt his wrist in the Knicks' victory over New Jersey on Friday and a Sunday MRI revealed that he has a non-displaced fracture.
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New York Daily News | Oct 15, 2006
Has Allan Houston played his last game in the NBA? Maybe not, according to the New York Daily News, although it wont be this season
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Globe And Mail | Oct 14, 2006
Jamal Crawford hit a 21-foot jumper from the top of the key with 1.
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New York Daily News | Oct 14, 2006
The Knicks defeated the Nets by a final score of 111-97 on Friday night at Madison Square Garden.
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Star-Ledger | Oct 12, 2006
Steve Francis is entering a new stage of his career and is sounding like a player who is looking for maturity within himself.
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New York Daily News | Oct 12, 2006
Players such as Jamal Crawford should benefit from the Knicks' new gameplan
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North Jersey | Oct 11, 2006
Knicks center Jerome James tried to hobble through wind sprints, but it was a futile effort.
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New York Daily News | Oct 7, 2006
Stephon Marbury accused Larry Brown yesterday of lying to him and added that the former Knicks coach encouraged Isiah Thomas to acquire Steve Francis last season because Brown's mission was to replace Marbury at point guard.
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New York Times | Oct 6, 2006
Jalen Rose is the only Knick to have been coached by Isiah Thomas before this week.
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Newsday | Oct 6, 2006
Isiah Thomas says it is "highly unlikely" the Knicks would make any notable moves before the regular season opens on Nov.
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Newark Star-Ledger | Oct 6, 2006
Jamal Crawford did something over the summer no Knick fan could ever bear to do.
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New York Daily News | Oct 5, 2006
Isiah Thomas predicted that Rose will finish the season as a Knick.
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Newark Star-Ledger | Oct 4, 2006
The first thing reporters saw when they entered the gym at the Knicks' first practice at training camp yesterday was a hobbled Jerome James being helped off the court after tearing a ligament in his right foot, David Waldstein of the Newark Star-Ledger is reporting.
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AP | Oct 3, 2006
It's now up to NBA commissioner David Stern to decide if Larry Brown is entitled to the remainder of his salary from the Knicks.
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The Journal News | Oct 3, 2006
Isiah Thomas is the person responsible for assembling the 23 win roster in New York, and during media day yesterday the players constituting the NBA's most expensive roster put their faith in their leader.
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New York Daily News | Oct 3, 2006
Only four Knicks turned up to an Isiah Thomas request to come to New York early, according to Frank Isola of the New York Daily News.
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Press Release | Oct 2, 2006
New York Knickerbockers President of Basketball Operations Isiah Thomas announced today that forward Elton Brown, guard Milone Clark, center Paul Miller and forward Nikoloz Tskitishvili have been signed as free agents.
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New York Post | Oct 2, 2006
Marc Berman of the New York Post delivered the news that Knick fans were looking for, saying that Eddy Curry looks fit
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