New York Knicks News and Rumors
Source: Amare socks extinguisher, hurts handIan Begley, ESPN.com Amare Stoudemire suffered lacerations on his left hand after the New York Knicks' loss to the Miami Heat on Monday night, a team spokesman confirmed. |
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Miami took care of business at home -- and made it look easy again. The Heat cruised to a 104-94 win over the Knicks, grabbing a 2-0 lead as the first-round series shifts to New York. |
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Wade notches 25 as Heat go up 2-0 on KnicksApr 30, 2012
Associated Press, ESPN.com Dwyane Wade scored 25 points, Chris Bosh added 21 and the Miami Heat beat New York 104-94 on Monday night, sending the Knicks to an NBA-record-tying 12th straight postseason loss. |
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Amar'e punches glass after Knicks lossApr 30, 2012
It wasn’t just the Heat, it was the stupidity. Amar’e Stoudemire may have literally punched the Miami Heat’s ticket to the second round after the Knicks’ forward suffered a lacerated left hand during a postgame tirade. |
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Knicks will evaluate Lin further later this weekApr 30, 2012
The New York Knicks sound hopeful that Jeremy Lin's return to the lineup may come sooner than later. |
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Denial of Anthony Gives Knicks All Types of ProblemsApr 30, 2012
Rob Mahoney, nytimes.com The Miami Heat's decision to deny Carmelo Anthony the ball by fronting him has led to an array of complications for the Knicks. |
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Chandler Says He'll Be in Knicks' Lineup for Game 2Apr 30, 2012
Howard Beck, nytimes.com Tyson Chandler (flulike symptoms) and Baron Davis (stiff back) played limited minutes in Game 1, but are expected to be in the lineup for Game 2 against the Miami Heat on Monday night. |
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Knicks' Chandler to play Game 2 despite fluApr 30, 2012
Ian Begley, ESPN.com Knicks center Tyson Chandler, battling through flu symptoms, will start for the Knicks in Game 2 of their first-round series against the Miami Heat on Monday night. |
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Miami Heat and LeBron James outclassed NY Knicks in Game 1, and even a Jeremy Lin return likely wouldn't help KnicksApr 30, 2012
A day after they scored 67 points and were outclassed in every way imaginable by the Miami Heat in their playoff opener, the Knicks allowed Jeremy Lin to speak to the media. |
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It's not the time or team for Linsanity's returnApr 30, 2012
A day after they scored 67 points and were outclassed in every way imaginable by the Miami Heat in their playoff opener, the Knicks allowed Jeremy Lin to speak to the media. |
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Knicks feel Heat as playoff drought continuesApr 30, 2012
Eleven years have now come and gone for the Knicks without a single playoff win, a streak of futility that has them on the cusp of NBA history, the wrong kind of history. |
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How Can the Knicks Counter Miami's Fronting?Apr 30, 2012
The adjustments a coach makes between games (and during them) in a playoff series can decide whether his team makes a run to the Conference Finals or ... |
