Day: March 3, 2018

Lou Williams scored 21 points off the bench and DeAndre Jordan had a 19-point, 20-rebound double-double as the Clippers blew out the Knicks at Staples Center on Friday night.

Knicks C Kyle O’Quinn is having a career year in his third year in New York. Too bad he may be playing his way out.

LOS ANGELES — As the New York Knicks take their struggles to Hollywood on Friday night, the Los Angeles Clippers are only happy to play host.

Just like Kristaps Porzingis and Enes Kanter before him, Knicks center Kyle O’Quinn told reporters he wants to remain in New York for the rest of his career.

LOS ANGELES — Jeff Hornacek said Knicks point guard Jarrett Jack may not see the court the final 20 games, but the experience will help him down the road if his goal is to be a head coach. Hornacek endorsed that possibility and the 34-year-old Jack said it’s a potential goal. One thing for certain…

LOS ANGELES — March Sadness arrived for the Knicks — their fourth straight season already out of the playoff race. By the time Friday night had ended at Staples Center, it was March Madness — as in head coach Jeff Hornacek being rip-roaring mad at the Knicks’ defensive effort in a 128-105 loss to the…

LOS ANGELES — Clippers coach Doc Rivers, a huge fan of Kristaps Porzingis, said the Latvian star’s ACL tear is a devastating blow to the Knicks because of the uncertainty of his return. Rivers, who suffered an ACL tear when he was a Knicks guard during the 1993-94 season, hinted the club’s future could be…

LOS ANGELES — Will this be March Madness or Mudiay Madness? With Emmanuel Mudiay still rounding into shape and mastering Jeff Hornacek’s playbook, the Knicks’ new starting point guard believes March could be his. The 2015 lottery pick has played in six games for the Knicks, engaged in five practices, made three starts and has…

LOS ANGELES — Emmanuel Mudiay’s body and game are a work in progress.

LOS ANGELES — After the Knicks’ defense was ripped to shreds, Jeff Hornacek ripped into his players.

LOS ANGELES — Jarrett Jack is happy he’s still a Knick.

When the commissioner of the Big East conference is not going to games or visiting schools, she spends time in downtown Manhattan, where she’s lived for 30 years.

A day after Houston’s Harden wowed fans with a showstopping play, Cleveland’s James came up with one that was perhaps just as impressive.

The activist and former N.B.A. player tries to encourage athletes to become socially conscious in his book, “We Matter: Athletes and Activism.”

It has become clearer that the Knicks view Frank Ntilikina as more of a shooting guard, less of a point guard.

Rivers believes the uncertainty surrounding Kristaps Porzingis’ injury will negatively affect the franchise.