The team officially lifted Mike Woodson’s interim title and signed him to a multiyear contract — the reward for salvaging a seemingly dismal season and guiding the Knicks into the playoffs.
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Mike Woodson Hired as Knicks’ Coach
The Knicks won their first playoff game in 11 years and trimmed the Heat’s series lead to 3-1 as Carmelo Anthony and Amar’e Stoudemire combined for 61 points.
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Game 4: Knicks 89, Heat 87: Knicks Escape to Play Another Day
Mike Woodson, the Knicks’ interim coach, now has to deal with Amar’e Stoudemire’s newly lacerated hand in addition to a 2-0 deficit against the Heat.
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On Pro Basketball: For Knicks’ Mike Woodson, the Test Keeps Getting Tougher
The resignation of Knicks coach Mike D’Antoni has altered the calculus and prospects for point guard Jeremy Lin.
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On Pro Basketball: For the Knicks, Linsanity Has Left the Building
Jeremy Lin struggled in Miami, making just 1 of 11 shots and finished with 8 turnovers, as the Knicks lost to the Heat and fell below .500 again in the final game before the All-Star break.
Steve Novak and Jeremy Lin played one game together last year in the N.B.A. Development League and have both thrived with the Knicks of late.
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Knicks’ Novak and Lin Are Flourishing Together
Jeremy Lin had 26 points and 5 assists, but he also had 9 turnovers and little offensive help from his teammates as the Hornets ended the Knicks’ seven-game winning streak.
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Hornets 89, Knicks 85: Knicks’ Winning Streak Ends in Loss to Hornets
Jeremy Lin’s stunning success with the Knicks over the last week and a half has captured the imagination of China, from Communist Party bosses to the often-persecuted Christian minority.
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In China, Knicks’ Lin Emerges as a Star and a Symbol
Amar’e Stoudemire, who returned to the Knicks on Monday, said he enjoyed every minute of Jeremy Lin’s uncanny streak.
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After Watching Lin, Knicks’ Stars Set to Team With Him
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
Game 4: Knicks 89, Heat 87: Knicks Escape to Play Another Day
Sunday, May 6th, 2012On Pro Basketball: For Knicks’ Mike Woodson, the Test Keeps Getting Tougher
Tuesday, May 1st, 2012On Pro Basketball: For the Knicks, Linsanity Has Left the Building
Friday, March 16th, 2012Hornets 89, Knicks 85: Knicks’ Winning Streak Ends in Loss to Hornets
Saturday, February 18th, 2012On Basketball: The Knicks’ Jeremy Lin Keeps His Cool as Heads Spin Around Him
Saturday, February 11th, 2012Wizards vs. Knicks: Jeremy Lin and Tyson Chandler outduel John Wall and Washington
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