Eddy Curry was often the biggest cheerleader during crunch time last year.
Now, he's the center of everything for the Knicks.
"I wouldn't even see the fourth quarter, let alone the ball," Curry said. "But that was last year."
Curry scored 24 points -- 12 in the final period -- and Quentin Richardson had 27 points as the Knicks continued to play better on the road with a 101-98 victory over the Cavaliers on Wednesday night.
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Stephon Marbury's numbers are down while he tries to figure out exactly what his new coach wants from him. Sound familiar?
After 15 games, one thing has become clear about the Knicks: Isiah Thomas is determined to be just as tough on Marbury as Larry Brown was.
"If there was any doubt in any player's mind, I'm sure that's clear and been cleared up, and I'll make sure I keep reinforcing what I want," Thomas said Monday. "And make no mistake about it, if I don't get exactly what I want, then there'll be consequences."
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Nov 27, 2006 11:59 AM EST
Channing Frye had struggled at times this season and he hopes the 3-6 weeks he will miss due to a severe ankle sprain will help his mental game. In the previous three games, Frye was averaging 12.3 points and 6.6 rebounds, appearing to reclaim his confidence.
"I just have to use this as an opportunity to get better on the intellectual part of the game," Frye said in the locker room afterward.
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Knicks Nov 2006 Archive
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ESPN | Nov 26, 2006
Channing Frye suffered the injury in the second period of Saturday's 106-95 home loss to the Bulls.
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Newark Star-Ledger | Nov 26, 2006
The New York Knicks received some good news of sorts, on a night where everything went wrong.
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Newark Star-Ledger | Nov 26, 2006
Knicks coach Isiah Thomas and point guard Stephon Marbury's disagreement over the reason for Marbury's benching has become the biggest issue on a team full of them, the Newark Star-Ledger writes.
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ESPN | Nov 25, 2006
Channing Frye grimaced in pain and was helped off the court by his teammates when he sprained his right ankle during the second quarter of New York's loss to the Bulls.
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New York Daily News | Nov 23, 2006
Stephon Marbury and Kevin Garnett do not seem to be longing for a reunion
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Star-Ledger | Nov 23, 2006
Stephon Marbury says 'Starbury' will be coming back to the Knicks line-up, with the blessing of Isiah Thomas.
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Yahoo! | Nov 23, 2006
The Timberwolves moved the ball around and gave Kevin Garnett all the scoring support he could ask for.
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AP | Nov 22, 2006
New York coach Isiah Thomas sent Steve Francis to the bench for Wednesday's game and replaced him in the starting lineup with Jamal Crawford.
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Newsday | Nov 21, 2006
Jared Jeffries had a CT scan on his surgically repaired left wrist yesterday and was cleared to begin non-contact drills, with the possibility that he could return to the lineup in two weeks.
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Newsday | Nov 21, 2006
We may be close to the beginning of the end of Steve Francis and Stephon Marbury sharing a backcourt together in New York
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New York Daily News | Nov 20, 2006
Isiah Thomas yesterday renewed his pleas for patience with Eddy Curry, the Knicks' young center who has struggled at times.
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New York Daily News | Nov 19, 2006
Isiah Thomas picked the wrong time to stage a one-man protest.
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New York Post | Nov 16, 2006
Jerome James finally returned to practice on Tuesday and is talking about being ready to play "within a week.
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New York Daily News | Nov 15, 2006
Is Stephon Marbury bracing his teammates and fans for the return of Starbury?
"It's been kind of tough, but it's an adjustment," Marbury said Tuesday after the Knicks' 2-1/2-hour practice in.
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New York Post | Nov 14, 2006
Isiah Thomas denied he said anything about breaking Bruce Bowen's neck during their profanity-laced altercation Saturday night in San Antonio, and defended his actions of picking a fight with a player.
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Christopher Reina/RealGM | Nov 14, 2006
“I’m probably being too laid back,” said Stephon Marbury after their six-point loss to Cleveland. “I’m trying to do something that I’ve never done before."
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New York Daily News | Nov 13, 2006
An NBA spokesman said on Sunday that neither Bruce Bowen or Isiah Thomas will face disciplinary action from the league for their conduct on Friday night.
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New York Post | Nov 13, 2006
Isiah Thomas has been careful with what he has said regarding Channing Frye's disappointing start of his second season because he is afraid of damaging his trade value as much as his confidence.
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New York Post | Nov 12, 2006
While Isiah Thomas was content with the 1-2 road trip through Denver and Texas, Malik Rose was not.
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ESPN | Nov 12, 2006
After losing Steve Francis to an ankle injury when he landed on Bruce Bowen's foot earlier in the week, it was almost deja vu for the Knicks on Saturday night, this time with Bowen and Jamal Crawford
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Newark Star-Ledger | Nov 11, 2006
Stu Jackson said he was investigating Bruce Bowen's foot maneuver that led to Steve Francis' injury Monday.
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Boston Herald | Nov 10, 2006
Walter McCarty dropped by the Celtics' practice and reported he hasn’t given up totally on his playing career, but he’s close to retirement.
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Press Release | Nov 9, 2006
With the ownership group of the New Jersey Nets poised to move the team to a new arena in Brooklyn, New York, Madison Square Garden, the parent company of the New York Knicks, is looking to expand its business reach into the area.
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New York Daily News | Nov 9, 2006
The Knicks are finding their home crowd to be less friendly than the ones they face on the road and it has affected them mentally.
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New York Post | Nov 9, 2006
Confidants of Larry Brown are certain he will coach again, according to Marc Berman of the New York Post.
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MSNBC | Nov 8, 2006
According to WFAN, Larry Brown settled with the Knicks for just $18.5 million, half of what was originally reported.
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Newsday | Nov 8, 2006
"I was devastated," Steve Francis said yesterday when asked about the play which caused him to sprain his ankle, not sounding too confident that he will be able to suit up tonight when the Knicks begin a road trip in Denver.
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New York Daily News | Nov 8, 2006
One day after Isiah Thomas turned to his bench to revive his lifeless team, the Knicks coach vowed yesterday that he was ready and willing to stick with the substitutes if the starters can't pick up their game - and one Knick veteran said the team's top dogs are "shaken" by the current state of affairs.
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New York Daily News | Nov 7, 2006
Larry Brown and the Knicks reached an out-of-court settlement for an undisclosed amount on the eve of the NBA season.
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New York Daily News | Nov 7, 2006
Steve Francis did not play in the second half of last night's loss to the Spurs after spraining his ankle.
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New York Daily News | Nov 7, 2006
Many believe that the Nets got a steal when they landed former Connecticut guard Marcus Williams with the 22nd overall pick in June's draft, and Jason Kidd was asked if the Knicks made a mistake passing on Williams with pick 20.
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San Antonio Express-News | Nov 7, 2006
Spurs coach Gregg Popovich hopes last week's settlement agreement between the New York Knicks and Larry Brown doesn't make it difficult for other coaches to recoup salary from their former teams.
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AP | Nov 7, 2006
Steve Francis missed the second half of the Knicks' game against San Antonio on Monday night because of an injured left ankle
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Newsday | Nov 5, 2006
There has been speculation that Allan Houton is mulling a return to the NBA.
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New York Post | Nov 5, 2006
Cheers again became boos in the New York home opener on Friday night, many directed at Stephon Marbury - "Fire Marbury" made the rounds in some sections.
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New York Daily News | Nov 4, 2006
Isiah Thomas admitted yesterday that he is concerned about the Knicks "being flat" for the home opener.
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New York Post | Nov 1, 2006
Jalen Rose, according to Marc Berman of the New York Post, will make a decision on Wednesday where he'll play this season.
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New York Times | Nov 1, 2006
Jared Jeffries had surgery Tuesday to repair his broken left wrist.
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