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Mikal Bridges contract extension: Why crucial compromise with Knicks should benefit both sides
Mikal Bridges has agreed to a four-year, $150 million contract extension with the New York Knicks. The deal, reported Thursday by ESPN, has seemingly been in the works for more than a year after the Knicks acquired Bridges last offseason in a blockbuster trade with the Brooklyn Nets.
There aren’t any questions about core players in New York. This week, the Knicks have reached an extension with their veteran ...
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Knicks second-round rookie could earn a two-way contractSNY’s Ian Begley believes that Diawara showed enough promise throughout the Summer League to be awarded with a two-way ...
As the Knicks continue to work on filling out their coaching staff under new head coach Mike Brown, Lakers assistant ...
The New York Knicks have some interesting candidates for two-way contracts following their Summer League action earlier this ...
The New York Knicks have gone about building the right way. Teams usually don't end up playing in the Eastern Conference Finals by accident, but that's the posi ...
The New York Knicks are reportedly still showing "strong" interest in a former first overall pick during free agency.
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"It was a heavyweight blow" - Mike Woodson says he and J.R. Smith used to have fist fights on the KnicksEventually, Woodson and Smith managed to coexist productively. Woody gave Swish the opportunity to reach his full potential ...
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The New York Knicks have provided the NBA viewing audience with a seemingly-never ending flood of headlines. They fired their old coach before bringing in a new ...
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