New york knicks News

Portland - So your 15 minutes of fame finally arrives. There you are at a televised Portland Trail Blazers and New York Knicks game sitting directly behind the television sports commentators.

After Friday's win against the Timberwolves, the New York Knicks, who would have normally flown home right after the game, were stuck in Minnesota due to winter storm Nemo. The San Antonio Spurs also stayed in Detroit overnight.

Brooklyn - The NBA regular season opener between the Brooklyn Nets and the New York Knicks has been postponed due to damage caused by Hurricane Sandy. Thursday's game was to be the first played at the Nets' new home, Barclays Center.

Just as quickly as Linsanity swept New York, it appears the Knicks have recovered. After initial reports said that the Knicks would match a huge offer from the Houston Rockets, it appears Lin is on his way to the lone-star state.

Toronto - ESPN.com is reporting that two time MVP Steve Nash is headed to the Los Angeles Lakers through a sign trade deal with the Phoenix Suns.

New York - According to ESPN, an MRI revealed that New York Knicks' point guard Baron Davis tore the anterior cruciate and medial collateral ligaments ligaments in his right knee. He is expected to undergo surgery later this week. Recovery time is about 12 months.

Almost every sport is a contact sport. As a result, players get injured. There are some causes of injuries that seem reasonable to fans; there are others that seem completely foolish to the avid supporter. The Knicks forward's injury describes the latter.

New York - The Miami Heat took a 3-0 lead against the New York Knicks Thursday with an 87-70 game 3 victory at Madison Square Garden, the New York Times reports.

New York - The New York Times reports that the Miami Heat's Chris Bosh is expected to play in game 3 of the Heat's series against the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden Thursday.

Miami - After going down to the Heat, 0-2, an extremely frustrated Amar'e Stoudemire punched the glass surrounding a fire extinguisher at American Airlines Arena in Miami, ESPN reports.