There has been rampant speculation over the past few days that the Sixers and Knicks have been working on a sign-and-trade deal that would send Andre Miller to New York in exchange for Chris Duhon.
Despite various reports that a deal is in the making, the agents for both guards have rebuffed the rumors.
Andy Miller, the [...]
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July 12, 2009
He ran hard, he spun, he bounced and he dunked. In fact, he dunked with ease, which is not something you could say a few months ago.
Eddy Curry looked himself again. Yes, still big, but nimble and explosive. And six weeks into his strict offseason regimen, he went as far as saying the game seems to be coming easier for him again. He reacts now on instinct when over the past few...
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July 12, 2009
Unable to pry Jason Kidd out of Dallas, the Knicks are now rumored to be pursuing Andre Miller, possibly in a sign and trade involving Chris Duhon. - HB
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July 13, 2009
The Knicks’ big fella says he’s a new man, and apparently looks the part, too: “A slimmed-down, more-limber Eddy Curry Eddy Curry joined the Knicks summer league team on the practice court, dunked with ease and moved with grace at Valley High School. According to Donnie Walsh, Curry has lost 30 pounds…’My body just reacts a lot faster. Before everything I did was real...
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July 14, 2009
Jordan Hill's summer league debut resulted in the admission from the Knicks lottery pick that he needs to get himself in better shape.
“I could definitely be in more shape, I could get on that this summer," he said. "Practice has been pretty tough. I should just eat right and do the things I need to do to get better.”
Hill said after the draft he went home for a little bit...
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July 14, 2009
Well, if Olympiakos has its way, that could very well happen: “Apparently Olympiakos is targeting Nate Robinson with a boatload of cash. As they did a season ago with Josh Childress, the Greek team is hoping to sign Robinson as another ticket-seller, who would easily be a bigger star there…The Knicks might actually have no problem with Robinson taking the Greek offer, mainly...
Via The New York Post
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July 13, 2009
LAS VEGAS -- The most important summer development for the Knicks occurred here at Valley High School last night. A slimmed-down, more-limber Eddy Curry joined the Knicks' summer-league team on the practice court, dunked with ease and moved with...
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July 12, 2009
The New York Knicks have top Free Agent PG Andre Miller in their sights at the moment.
With the uncertain future of G Nate Robinson the Knicks may look to lock up the best available G left on the market.
A sign and trade has also been discussed with the Sixers that would send Chris Duhon to the Sixers in exchange for Miller.
The Knicks currently have a one year,...
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July 14, 2009
LAS VEGAS -- Donnie Walsh says he has intensified negotiations with David Lee and Nate Robinson, and indicated if something isn't done this week, it may not happen at all. The Knicks president also acknowledged interest in trading for...
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July 14, 2009
First-round draft pick Jordan Hill has signed with the New York Knicks. He makes his NBA Summer League debut on Tuesday.
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July 12, 2009
One immediate thought when you watch Jordan Hill is how ferociously he gets after the ball. Rebounds, challenging shots and even loose balls, Hill is active.
Now, in three summer league practices so far, it's obvious his legs aren't quite under him so the explosion isn't quite there. He should be playing above the rim and we haven't seen that aspect. His post moves are raw and he...
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July 15, 2009
Chris Duhon did something a year ago that no one has done this offseason: Sign with the Knicks. While Donnie Walsh & Co. wait for the vaunted Class of 2010, the Knicks haven't been able to entice any free agents, most recently striking out with...
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July 12, 2009
Trying
to understand the Knicks moves, or attempted moves aren't helping my
migraines any at all.They spent the last week trying to chase the 1994
co-rookies of the year when neither has won a ring yet and they both
know they won't be winning one in New York any time soon. Knicks fans
are still fuming over them not doing enough to move up and draft
Stephen...
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July 14, 2009
Take a good look at the Knicks roster
that will be suiting up for five games in Las Vegas starting today.
That's right, at the bottom it's Nikoloz Tskitishvili, the fifth
overall pick from the 2002 NBA Draft.
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July 12, 2009
The NBA Summer League in Las Vegas began on Friday. It is the beginning of the beginning for recent draftees and a chance for others to either show their stuff as free agents or to measure their progress as sophomores who remember last summer's new start.For the Knicks, who don't begin play until Tuesday, the observers are already finding silver linings in the Knicks difficult...
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July 13, 2009
One possession after another, the Maccabi USA men's hoopsters just can't stop turning the ball over. First, star forward Dan Grunfeld throws an errant pass out of bounds.
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