Steve Nash
The Knicks' off-season is catching up with them
Sometimes, the results on the court deviate greatly from the expected results of an offseason distribution of talent. More
(3)The Knicks' Steve Nash dream is dead, long live Jeremy Lin
For one glorious day, the New York Knicks could close their eyes and imagine Steve Nash, the preeminent point guard of this era, taking the floor with Carmelo Anthony, Amar'e Stoudemire and Tyson Chandler on opening night of the N.B.A. season. More
(4)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
Steve Nash plus Jeremy Lin doesn't add up
Asked on Wednesday night about the possibility of becoming a New York Knick, the Phoenix Suns' All-Star point guard Nash sounded encouraging, saying he'd "definitely consider" signing with the Knicks.
But then Marc Berman reported Thursday that Nash doesn't consider the Knicks a real option. More
(1)Dillon Gee pitches a little like Santana and Dickey
There's little question about the pecking order about the New York Mets rotation this season.
There's R.A. Dickey, the astonishing knuckleballer with the major league lead in every major pitching category. And there's Johan Santana, the Opening Day starter and author of a recent no-hitter. This is the 1-2 combination that's supposed to allow a cut-rate Mets roster to do something special this season. More
Ruling may free the Knicks to build around Jeremy Lin, or replace him
The news broken by Howard Beck of The New York Times Monday night—that the N.B.A. players' union will bring a case before an arbitrator that could allow the Knicks to easily retain both Jeremy Lin and Steve Novak—has enormous ramifications for New York's offseason. More
