The Knicks kept tinkering with their roster two days before training camp, acquiring the draft rights to Jared Jordan on Sunday and working toward a buyout of Dan Dickau's contract.
The Knicks traded cash considerations to the Los Angeles Clippers in a deal that sends last season's NCAA assists leader back to New York. The Clippers took Jordan with the 45th pick in the NBA draft.
Jordan could compete for a backup point guard spot that will become open once the Knicks have completed their buyout of Dickau, who was acquired from Portland in the Zach Randolph trade in June. Dickau isn't expected to be in camp when it opens Tuesday in Charleston, S.C.
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The New York Knicks have rather high goals set in place for the upcoming season.
"Our goal isn't to make the playoffs anymore," center Eddy Curry said. "Because I think that should be a given with the talent we have and the coaching we have. I would love to come out of the East."
Those are Curry's first remarks of the offseason during which he was robbed at gunpoint in his suburban Chicago home in July, bolted the Windy City and laid low in Westchester. Curry made the bold statement in a Knicks promotional video, dubbed "The Knick Experience."
"Our team, on paper, is a championship team," Stephon Marbury added recently. "How far can we go? It's going to be decided on us."
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A jury asked for hundreds of pages of testimony and documents before finishing its first full day of deliberations Friday in the sexual harassment case brought by a former top New York Knicks executive against coach Isiah Thomas.
The jury asked for transcripts of testimony of four men, including Thomas, along with e-mails sent by the plaintiff, Anucha Browne Sanders, to the president of Madison Square Garden, which is a defendant as well in the three-week-old trial.
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Knicks Sep 2007 Archive
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New York Times | Sep 29, 2007
The jury in Anucha Browne Sanders’s lawsuit against Knicks Coach Isiah Thomas and Madison Square Garden deliberated for seven and a half hours yesterday, asked repeatedly for clarification and hundreds of pages of testimony, but did not reach a verdict.
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New York Post | Sep 28, 2007
The ankle injury that will keep Renaldo Balkman out all of training camp and possibly the first two weeks of the regular season has opened the door for the Knicks to bring Allan Houston to Charleston, S.
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RealGM Staff Report | Sep 27, 2007
New York Knickerbockers President of Basketball Operations and Head Coach Isiah Thomas announced today that forward Renaldo Balkman has a stress reaction and a small cartilage injury in his right ankle confirmed by an MRI.
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SI.com | Sep 26, 2007
In his second day on the witness stand at a trial in federal court in Manhattan, Isiah Thomas denied allegations in a $10 million lawsuit that he repeatedly addressed the plaintiff, Anucha Browne Sanders, as "bitch" and a "ho" while they worked together at Madison Square Garden.
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SI.com | Sep 25, 2007
The chairman of Madison Square Garden testified Tuesday that he fired one of his top executives after learning that she tried to get her subordinates to help build a sexual harassment case against New York Knicks coach Isiah Thomas.
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AP | Sep 24, 2007
A Madison Square Garden employee testified Monday that she had consensual sex with Knicks guard Stephon Marbury, contradicting earlier claims by a former executive suing the organization for sexual discrimination.
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Globe And Mail | Sep 24, 2007
A Madison Square Garden executive who says New York Knicks coach Isiah Thomas showered her with profanities was unsparing in her own foul language to describe fellow executives, a former colleague testified Monday.
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ESPN | Sep 21, 2007
Two men charged with robbing New York Knicks forward Eddy Curry at his home in July pleaded not guilty Thursday.
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New York Daily News | Sep 20, 2007
Knicks coach Isiah Thomas was told to keep his mitts off the former exec who slapped the team with a $10 million sex harassment suit.
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New York Daily News | Sep 20, 2007
Allan Houston took another step toward his attempted comeback yesterday, scrimmaging with a group of young players at the Nets' practice facility near the Meadowlands.
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SI.com | Sep 19, 2007
Could Isiah Thomas be punished by the NBA if he loses his current court battle?
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Newsday | Sep 19, 2007
The president and chief operating officer of Madison Square Garden Sports, testifying in federal court Wednesday, contradicted claims by fired Garden executive Anucha Browne-Sanders that she had complained to him about sexual harassment and verbal abuse by embattled New York Knicks president and coach Isiah Thomas.
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Newsday | Sep 19, 2007
A female Madison Square Garden executive was fired because she willfully interfered in a company probe of her sexual harassment allegations against Knicks coach Isiah Thomas, MSG chairman James Dolan said in videotaped testimony played Tuesday in federal court in Manhattan.
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New York Daily News | Sep 19, 2007
In a recent blog Frank Isola, longtime beat writer of the Knicks, isn't convinced that Isiah Thomas will be found guilty of sexual harassment.
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New York Times | Sep 18, 2007
A season-ticket holder who attended an open practice at Madison Square Garden in October 2005 testified Monday that he heard Isiah Thomas, the Knicks’ coach and president, introduce Browne Sanders to a third person and speak of her in terms that she said were quite familiar to her and that made her increasingly uncomfortable.
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Newsday | Sep 18, 2007
Knicks coach Isiah Thomas strenuously denied in a videotaped deposition that he called a former Madison Square Garden executive a "bitch," "ho" or any other slur.
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ESPN.com | Sep 17, 2007
The former Knicks vice president at the center of an explosive sexual harassment trial testified Monday that coach Isiah Thomas repeatedly called her a vulgar name during business meetings.
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New York Daily News | Sep 17, 2007
An impatient judge in the Isiah Thomas sexual harassment trial called on attorneys to do a fast break--courtroom style--and speed up the case to prevent it from getting bogged down.
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New York Daily News | Sep 17, 2007
Cablevision chairman James Dolan could take the witness stand as early as Wednesday when the Garden is expected to begin its defense against Anucha Browne Sanders' allegations of sexual harassment, according to the New York Daily News.
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New York Daily News | Sep 16, 2007
If Knick owner James Dolan loses the civil suit bought by Anucha Browne Sanders, then Dolan may lose more than a few more million dollars, according to the New York Daily News.
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New York Daily News | Sep 15, 2007
Defense lawyers in the MSG sex harassment case hope to show fired Knicks exec Anucha Browne Sanders has a history of claiming men hit on her.
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Bergen Record | Sep 15, 2007
Both the Nets and Knicks are in the chase for Allan Houston, who is trying to make a comeback after retiring two years ago because of an arthritic left knee.
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New York Daily News | Sep 15, 2007
Defense lawyers in the Madison Square Garden sex harassment case plan to call a bombshell "secret" witness in a bid to show fired Knicks exec Anucha Browne Sanders has a history of claiming men hit on her.
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Star-Ledger | Sep 14, 2007
If Allan Houston's agent has anything to say about it where he plays next season, it just might be in New York.
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New York Daily News | Sep 13, 2007
Nervous Knicks star Stephon Marbury took the stand Wednesday in the explosive $10 million sexual harassment suit that's rocking the Garden and admitted he lured one of the female accuser's subordinates into his car.
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WorldNetDaily | Sep 13, 2007
An elite Israeli basketball team is slated to be the first-ever international team to play an exhibition game against the New York Knicks in Manhattan's Madison Square Garden next month, according to World Net Daily (wnd.
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Globe And Mail | Sep 12, 2007
Knicks guard Stephon Marbury testified Wednesday in the case of a fired team executive who has accused coach Isiah Thomas of sexual harassment, calling the lawsuit absurd while downplaying an encounter with a drunken intern.
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Newsday | Sep 12, 2007
Allan Houston worked out Tuesday for a few NBA teams at the New York Athletic Club.
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Newsday | Sep 12, 2007
Anucha Browne Sanders took the stand Tuesday in a federal courthouse in lower Manhattan.
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Globe And Mail | Sep 11, 2007
The former Knicks executive who filed a $10 million sexual harassment lawsuit against Isiah Thomas was a rising star forced to fend off his clumsy advances, her lawyer told a jury Tuesday.
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New York Times | Sep 10, 2007
The potentially incendiary sexual harassment trial of Isiah Thomas, the Knicks’ coach and president for basketball operations, begins today in Manhattan federal court, three weeks before the team opens training camp.
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New York Daily News | Sep 9, 2007
The Knicks attempted to muzzle former executive Anucha Browne Sanders in December 2005 by promising to help her land a high-paying job if she kept quiet about alleged sexual harassment by coach Isiah Thomas, according to the New York Daily News
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AP | Sep 8, 2007
Jury selection begins this week in the $10 million sexual harassment lawsuit against Knicks president Isiah Thomas
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The Sporting News | Sep 8, 2007
Isiah Thomas has been high on Jared Jordan dating back to the Orlando pre-draft camp.
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New York Times | Sep 7, 2007
As of Wednesday afternoon, the famous July 1st Stephon Marbury video had been viewed 281,482 times on YouTube.
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Newsday | Sep 6, 2007
While the Knicks are still more than a month away from their first preseason game, Isiah Thomas is virtually assured of being in court Monday to begin defending himself against a sexual harassment lawsuit.
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