New York Knicks News

Well, well, well, look at who the Golden State Warriors are seemingly interested in. Reports from sources close to the Jeremy Lin dealings say that the Warriors are one of five teams who are intrinsically interested in the services of the New York Knicks’ budding star of a point guard. The Warriors have made a lot of – for lack of a better word – “bonehead” moves throughout their franchise history. …

Last year, he changed his name from Ron Artest to Metta World Peace. The word “metta” is a Buddhist term meaning “kindness toward all.” “World peace” is self-explanatory. And yet his actions over his career have been anything but kind or peaceful. He has been suspended 10 times in 10 seasons, the latest being the seven-day suspension handed out to him by the NBA for his elbow to the temple of James Harden that knocked Harden down.

Things didn’t go as planned in the Miami Heat’s last outing, and they’ll try to get back on track when they visit the Indiana Pacers on May 17.

The New York Knicks are home watching the rest of the 2012 NBA Playoffs. But I can’t help but wonder how the Knicks would do against the Heat right now. Without Chris Bosh, the Heat lost Game 2 of their playoff series with the Indiana Pacers. The Heat looked vulnerable for the first time in the postseason. The Knicks could beat the Heat if they played today. And there are three key areas that would give the Knicks the edge.

With the dispiriting finale to a chaotic season in the rear view mirror, there is all manner of discussion relating to the New York Knicks and plans moving forward.

The Indiana Pacers shocked the Miami Heat on May 15, walking away with 78-75 win at the American Airlines Arena. With the win, the Pacers now have home court advantage for the remainder of the series, a position the Heat certainly didn’t want to find themselves in.

NEW YORK (AP) The NBA players’ association said Tuesday it is seeking an arbitrator’s ruling in hopes that Jeremy Lin and three other players maintain valuable rights in free agency.

It is hard to deny that rookie point guard Kyrie Irving made a huge difference for the Cleveland Cavaliers this past season. Ever since LeBron James left town for a warmer climate and what he deemed to be a better chance at an NBA Championship, Cavaliers’ fans had been looking for a reason to stay positive. When Cleveland won the 2011 NBA Draft Lottery and the rights to draft Irving, the future looked bright again for a once strong franchise that had the rug pulled out from under them.

CLEVELAND (AP) With his downtown casino open, Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert wants to get the NBA’s high rollers into town.

DALLAS (AP) The coach who led the Dallas Mavericks to their only NBA championship is staying put.