Knicks Morning News (2017.04.12)

Joakim Noah will undergo rotator cuff surgery, reports Adrian Wojnarowski of The Vertical.

It’s expected that the Knicks, who attempted to trade Anthony prior to the deadline this season, will make him available this offseason.

Charles Oakley is in court today to face charges stemming from a scuffle with MSG security in February.

Joakim Noah is going under the knife. Again.

Carmelo Anthony may not even be in uniform for what could be his final game with the Knicks.

He’s been rejected.

“I didn’t see the Oak Man!” Frazier said when a News reporter told him of the coincidence.

Knicks fans will buy anything. Hype. Spin. Jerseys.

Former New York Knicks star Charles Oakley faced a judge Tuesday on charges he assaulted a security guard at Madison Square Garden.

NBA Hall of Famer Walt “Clyde” Frazier hit the court Tuesday — for Manhattan grand-jury duty. The former Knick and current color commentator arrived in his typical snazzy style, wearing his signature red-and-black plaid pants, a 1960s-style golf shirt and beige dress shoes. He arrived at around 9 a.m. and left in a yellow cab…

In the hard-to-believe-this-is-happening-in-the-same-season department, Knicks center Joakim Noah is contemplating another surgery, according to a source — this one to repair a torn rotator cuff in his left shoulder. The Vertical first reported the suspended Noah needs surgery that would take four to six months to rehab. Noah had shoulder surgery last year that cut…

Who says the Knicks haven’t played a meaningful game in April since Phil Jackson started making changes after the 2013-14 season? A Knicks victory at the Garden over the Sixers in their season finale Wednesday could turn into a nightmare and have a negative impact on their lottery seeding. The likeliest scenario, though, is the…

The season-ticket holder/heckler whom owner James Dolan called “an a–hole” said he is being prevented from renewing his partial-plan tickets for next season. The deadline for keeping the same seats is Tuesday. Mike Hamersky told The Post his attempts were rebuffed when a Knicks phone agent put him on hold twice, then he got disconnected….

There likely will be no sentimental Garden salute for Carmelo Anthony in the Knicks season finale Wednesday against the Sixers. Anthony is probably done for the season and very well could be done for his Knicks career. Coach Jeff Hornacek said Anthony is expected to rest against the Sixers as the Knicks (30-51) finish up…

Ex-Knick Charles Oakley said Tuesday that he felt “disrespected” – and still maintained that he did nothing wrong – after his Manhattan court arraignment for an embarrassing scuffle with Madison Square Garden security in February. The retired forward faces misdemeanor charges for allegedly assaulting two security guards during the Knicks’ Feb. 8 game against the…

His fate with the Knicks may be in doubt, but Anthony says he is committed to the team he owns in the North American Soccer League.

Anthony, who has been hinting that it may be time for him to move on, will most likely sit out Wednesday’s game against the 76ers because of a lingering knee injury.

Mike Hamersky, a lawyer from Queens, said the Knicks were impeding his efforts to renew his season tickets after he yelled at James L. Dolan to sell the franchise.

Conley became the Memphis franchise’s career scoring leader and achieved his highest per-game scoring average in the first year of a five-year deal.

Joakim Noah’s health continues to be an issue, and his signing keeps looking worse for Phil Jackson and the Knicks.

Charles Oakley appeared at a Manhattan criminal court Tuesday morning for an arraignment hearing stemming from a series of misdemeanor charges he faces after a scuffle with Madison Square Garden security during a February Knicks game.

Carmelo Anthony missed a game-tying three-pointer just before the buzzer last week against the Wizards. That may end up being the final shot of his Knicks career.