Day: January 13, 2018

Hardaway Jr. had been out since Nov. 29 with a stress injury in his lower left leg.

MINNEAPOLIS — The Knicks got Tim Hardaway Jr. back, but their struggles continued Friday night.

The people in courtroom 905 at the U.S. Courthouse in lower Manhattan were told to rise at about 2:35 Friday afternoon. U.S. District Judge Richard J. Sullivan entered and took his seat, and the next step in Charles Oakley’s civil suit against James Dolan and Madison Square Garden was underway.

MINNEAPOLIS — He wasn’t so rusty. Tim Hardaway Jr. said he did felt better than he expected despite the Knicks’ losing upon his return, 118-108, at the Target Center on Friday. After missing almost six weeks and 20 games with a stress reaction in his lower left leg, Hardaway was back, coming off the bench,…

MINNEAPOLIS — Twenty-five minutes of Tim Hardaway Jr. wasn’t enough to lift the Knicks out of their road doldrums. A not-so-rusty Hardaway made his long-anticipated return Friday, coming off the bench for 16 points on 6 of 13 shooting, but Kristaps Porzingis was still absent. Porzingis registered another rough 17-point outing to start the season’s…

MINNEAPOLIS – Tim Hardaway Jr. was to make his return from a nearly six-week absence but come off the bench, Jeff Hornacek said Friday night. Hardaway has missed the last 20 games with a stress reaction in his lower left leg. “It’s easier for him to come off the bench first than starting him and…

MINNEAPOLIS — Michael Beasley apparently couldn’t score enough buckets to ensure a permanent spot in the Knicks’ rotation once Tim Hardaway Jr. is back to full minutes. Coach Jeff Hornacek said once Hardaway is back at full health, Beasley will return to sporadic playing time, including occasionally not playing as he’s in a backup-forward platoon…

MINNEAPOLIS — Jeff Hornacek thinks things will improve for Kristaps Porzingis once he gets his wingman, Tim Hardaway Jr., back. After his MVP-like start, the 7-foot-3 Latvian has been in a downward spiral since early December, creating “a burden’’ on Porzingis, according to Hornacek. In excerpts obtained by The Post from the “Jeff Hornacek Experience”…

Tim Hardaway Jr. is back for the Knicks. The point guard is scheduled to play Friday, marking his first game action since Nov. 29.

The Knicks are close to being whole again with Tim Hardaway Jr. returning to the lineup Friday following a 20-game absence.

The Knicks are 4-15 on the road this season.

One positive to pull from the Knicks’ loss to the Timberwolves Friday night was the return of Tim Hardaway Jr. after a 20-game hiatus.

Karl-Anthony Towns shut down the Knicks with 23 points as New York dropped another road game, 118-108.

Knicks look to bounce back after crushing double OT loss to the Bulls in their last game. They’ll take on the T-Wolves on the road in Minneapolis.

The DNL panel debates whether Tim Hardaway Jr.’s return from injury will save the Knicks’ season and relieve some pressure off of Porzingis.

It’s halfway through the Knicks season and their unicorn has talked about being very tired.

After missing 20 games with a left leg injury, Tim Hardaway Jr. returned to action on Friday in the Knicks’ road loss to the Timberwolves, scoring 16 points in 25 minutes.