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The Knicks appear close to signing Allen Iverson.
ESPN.com's Bill Simmons talks about his new book, 'The Book of Basketball.'
Vague hints and pointless guesswork: Another installment in LeBron Watch!
David Lee and Nate Robinson appear set to return for one more season, just like the Knicks wanted all along.
The Magic coach says that the Knicks only "pretend to appreciate" their all-time leading scorer.
Donnie Walsh has decided that he doesn't want to pay to quite literally make his problems go away.
Would CC Sabathia sign with the Yankees, knowing that his pal LeBron could very well sign with the Knicks?
Trading Frederic Weis surely pleased the cosmos, but acquiring Darko Milicic might take some explaining.
That's what a source suggests. And we are officially thrown into an unsportsmanlike tizzy.
That is, squeaking a winning season out of Isiah Thomas's Knicks.
It’s been a bad week for massive urban-planning projects. First came news that Madison Square Garden would be renovating instead of moving into the Moynihan Station megadevelopment across Eighth Avenue.
Now we have Donnie Walsh as Knicks president, but Isiah Thomas will be sticking around. What on earth will they have him do?
Hillary Clinton hit Barack Obama on Reverend Jeremiah Wright even as critics slammed her for fibbing about Bosnian sniper fire, Sean Combs smacked down rumors that he was involved with Tupac's shooting, and other events of the week that was.
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