OKLAHOMA CITY - The words “Mike D’Antoni” and “defensive guru” have yet to be linked during his run-and-fun coaching career. But, armed with D’Antoni’s new defensive approach, the Knicks go from best to worst tonight when they face 4-30 Oklahoma…
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KEVIN Garnett picked up two quick fouls, later got kicked in the calf and played only 29 minutes, leaving wriggle room for the Knicks. For one night, at least, that even beat cap room in two years. The mighty Celtics misplaced their A game last…
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Knocking down speculation he wouldn’t want Stephon Marbury on board because of a past rift, Kevin Garnett endorsed having the banished Knicks point guard join the Celtics. “I’m not opposed to Steph,” Garnett said after the Celtics suffered a…
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GARNETT: NO PROBLEM WITH STEPH
If this shocking win over the world champs isn’t the confidence-builder to get the Knicks back on track, nothing will. Mike D’Antoni preaching the Knicks eventually would become a good team that will compete for a playoff berth reached fruition…
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Donnie Walsh denied that he is working on a three-way deal with the Blazers and Clippers, but several team sources confirmed that Walsh and the Knicks’ coaching staff have discussed the possibility of adding Marcus Camby.
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Two pressing questions about the Celtics: Will they win 70 games? Will they bring in Stephon Marbury when/if he ever gets bought out by the Knicks? Forget the 70. Only Michael Jordan wins that many games.
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Doc Rivers did his best to dodge questions before Sunday night’s game about Stephon Marbury joining the defending champs, but the Knicks’ exiled point guard received a vote of confidence after the game inside the Celtics’ locker room.
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Wilson Chandler scored a career-high 31 points, including making 11 of 12 from the foul line, to lead the Knicks to their biggest victory of the season.
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The previously lifeless Knicks became the second sub-.500 team in nine days to rough up the defending NBA champions, beating the Celtics, 100-88, Sunday night at the Garden by simply outworking them.
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Wilson Chandler scored a career-high 31 points, and the New York Knicks snapped an eight-game losing streak against the sputtering Boston Celtics with a 100-88 victory Sunday night. Al Harrington added 30 for the Knicks, who hadn’t beaten Boston…
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