Stories like Jeremy Lin’s rarely happen in big-money professional sports, and especially with a franchise like the Knicks.

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On Basketball: The Knicks’ Jeremy Lin Keeps His Cool as Heads Spin Around Him

John Wall hunkered down into his defensive stance, looking over his shoulder for New York Knicks center Tyson Chandler. Trying to anticipate a screen, the Washington Wizards point guard jumped back as Knicks counterpart Jeremy Lin did a crossover dribble. And before Wall could turn his head, Lin was already blowing past him toward a wide-open lane. Read full article > >

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Wizards vs. Knicks: Jeremy Lin and Tyson Chandler outduel John Wall and Washington

Jeremy Lin, an Asian-American Harvard graduate, couldn’t find a role in the league. Then he scored 53 points in two games for the Knicks.

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Jeremy Lin Has Burst From N.B.A. Novelty Act to Knicks Star

An electric Jeremy Lin scored 28 points, a career high for a second straight game, to lead the Knicks over the Jazz.

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Knicks 99, Jazz 88: Jeremy Lin Scores 28 as Knicks Beat Utah Jazz

Jeremy Lin had a team-high 25 points, nearly doubling his previous career high of 13, and finished with 7 assists and 5 rebounds, in the Knicks’ victory against the Nets.

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Knicks 99, Nets 92: Lin Leads Knicks Over Nets

The Knicks, who were outscored 28-14 in the fourth quarter when they made just 5 of 19 shots, opened their West Coast trip with a lopsided defeat to the Warriors.

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Warriors 92, Knicks 78: Warriors Use Second-Half Run to Beat the Knicks

Carmelo Anthony scored 37 points as the Knicks defeated the Celtics, 106-104, in the N.B.A.’s belated return after a long, strange off-season.

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Knicks 106, Celtics 104: Knicks Beat Celtics, 106-104, in N.B.A. Opener

The Knicks announced that the team president will leave when his contract expires at the end of this month.

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Off the Dribble: Donnie Walsh Is Leaving the Knicks

The Knicks star and broadcaster spends hours selecting the colorful ensembles he wears to announce Knicks games.

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Walt Frazier Returns — in Style

The Knicks are again riding a surge that assures them of their first playoff berth in seven seasons.

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Knicks 123, Cavaliers 107: After Long Absence, Knicks Clinch Playoffs

The Knicks lost regularly to the Cavaliers when Cleveland was good. Now that the Cavaliers are bad, the Knicks are still losing to them.

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Cavaliers 119, Knicks 115: Cavaliers Continue to Haunt Knicks

Many Knicks fans wonder what role Isiah Thomas had in the Knicks’ big trade. To hear the owner James L. Dolan tell it, Thomas played no part.

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Sports of The Times: Shunting a Key Figure to the Sideline

Carmelo Anthony received a lengthy standing ovation at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night when he made his Knicks debut.

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Off the Dribble: Knicks Give Anthony Warm Welcome

The trade that finally united the Knicks and Carmelo Anthony resulted in a gutted roster and a fractured front office, but those details were deemed secondary to winning a championship.

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Knicks Go for Greatness With Anthony

Donnie Walsh’s future, the N.B.A. labor agreement and team chemistry are as important to the Knicks’ title hopes as a Carmelo Anthony trade.

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On Basketball: Anthony Just a Piece of Knicks’ Puzzle