Jeremy Lin
The Jeremy Lin Knicks era was fun while it lasted
It's official. Jeremy Lin is no longer a member of the New York Knicks. More
(6)How Jeremy Lin and James Dolan could still get along
Much ink has been spilled on the devolving relationship between the New York Knicks and Jeremy Lin. More
(1)Countdown to a Jeremy Lin calamity that doesn't make any sense
Jeremy Lin Decision Day is upon us. More
If the Knicks send Lin to Houston, they'll send fans to Brooklyn
It is almost inconceivable that two weeks ago, the Knicks were well-positioned to return a playoff team headlined by Jeremy Lin, their most popular player, to Madison Square Garden. The Brooklyn Nets, meanwhile, stood a decent chance of losing their only star in Deron Williams and bringing a desolate roster to the Barclay Center for their first season battling the Knicks for New York dollars. More
(1)Jeremy Lin era to be blown to bits by James Dolan's Knicks
Jeremy Lin was "absolutely" returning to the New York Knicks to start. His contract offer from the Houston Rockets, for three years, $19.5 million plus a fourth-year team option, was one the Knicks would easily match. And Jason Kidd was someone the Knicks were eager to sign and hold up to the limelight—as a mentor to Lin. More
Matt Harvey, future star, must look very tempting to the Mets right now
With the unfortunate news that Dillon Gee needs to have surgery on Friday to address damage in his pitching shoulder from his blood clot, the Mets now know they need to address Gee's absence in more than a short-term way. More
How desperate could Dwight Howard possibly be to play in Brooklyn?
A massive, four-team deal to bring Dwight Howard to the Brooklyn Nets from the Orlando Magic has fallen apart, and now the Magic are preparing to deal Howard elsewhere. More
What Jason Kidd can do for the Knicks
It would be easy to mistake Jason Kidd's decision to join the Knicks on Thursday as the acquisition of a starting point guard. More
Jeremy Lin's new contract is a bargain, by the Goran Dragic standard
For all the speculation about Jeremy Lin's 2012-13 destination, it's always seemed most likely that he was going to stay right where he is. More
(6)David Wright's bat covers for Lucas Duda's glove
David Wright has been making his teammates look good all season.
Thursday night, for example, he had four R.B.I. and a game-winning hit in a 6-5 win over the Phillies, thereby getting Lucas Duda off the hook for atrocious fielding. More
Why would the Knicks let Jeremy Lin go?
Could be, after all that, that Jeremy Lin has gotten too expensive for the Knicks to afford?
It's still hard for me to imagine, for reasons that go beyond mere salary. More
(1)How the Brooklyn Nets could steal the 2012 off-season
It looks like last call for the Dwight Howard sweepstakes. And the Brooklyn Nets, incredibly, could be the winners. But the picture looked quite different even 24 hours ago. And the Nets have appeared close before. More
Why Dodgers fans believe, and Mets fans refuse to
The New York Mets lost Sunday to the Los Angeles Dodgers, 8-3. As is often the case when the Mets lose, the defense and bullpen were primarily to blame. More
Suns offer the Knicks a pathway to Steve Nash
Without any intervention from the Phoenix Suns, Steve Nash's longtime employer, the meeting on Sunday between the New York Knicks and Steve Nash wouldn't seem to make much sense. More
Knicks win, getting Jeremy Lin, Steve Novak and a roster upgrade to be named later
A surprising ruling by an arbitrator on Friday night on the status of Jeremy Lin and Steve Novak will allow the Knicks to keep both players, and make other potentially meaningful upgrades to the roster. More
