Anthony's Pick-and-Roll Scoring Is Effective but Infrequent
Carmelo Anthony of the Knicks is having a career year as a shooter, even without exploiting his elite ability as a pick-and-roll scorer.
View ArticleAnthony Will Sit for a Second Straight Game
A deep cut on Carmelo Anthony's left middle finger will keep him out of the Knicks' game Saturday against the Bulls. He hopes to return Sunday night against Denver.
View ArticleKidd Finds a Home Beyond the Arc
Jason Kidd was once known as a defensive wizard and passing virtuoso with a suspect jumper. Now he is one of the N.B.A.'s best 3-point shooters.
View ArticleThe Knicks Have a New Number: 3
The New York Knicks' shooting spree is a product of a healthy offense rather than a symptom of a flawed philosophy.
View ArticleAnthony Will Be Game-Time Decision
Carmelo Anthony is expected to test his left ankle before the Knicks play the Rockets Monday night to see if he will be able to play.
View ArticleKeeping Score: Stepping Back for a Bigger Payoff
A change in Carmelo Anthony's shot distribution (more 3-pointers than long 2-pointers) and his increased rate of success on 3-pointers have led to a jump in his shooting efficiency.
View ArticleShould Felton Be Shooting So Much?
Knicks point guard Raymond Felton is converting fewer than 40 percent of his field goal attempts on a team that collectively shoots 45 percent from the field.
View ArticleKnicks Lose Their Taste for Turnovers
Through 25 games, the Knicks have maintained the league's best turnover ratio, a remarkable factor in the team's turnaround season so far.
View ArticleIn Knicks, Echoes of 76ers of 2000-01
This year's Knicks remind a lot of fans of the 2010-11 Mavericks, but the Philadelphia team of 2000-01 is the more apt comparison.
View ArticleHurting Knicks Uncertain of Tuesday's Lineup
Carmelo Anthony and Amar'e Stoudemire both practiced Monday, although neither is a lock to start on Tuesday against the Trail Blazers at Madison Square Garden.
View ArticleStoudemire to Come off the Bench Against Portland
Amar'e Stoudemire, who had knee surgery in October, will make his season debut Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden.
View ArticleCeltics Test Knicks' Resolve by Testing Anthony's
The Celtics bullied the Knicks into their style of basketball on Monday night and held Carmelo Anthony to 6-for-26 shooting.
View ArticleKnicks Try to Focus as Anthony Has to Sit
The 28-year-old rookie Chris Copeland replaced Carmelo Anthony in the Knicks' starting lineup for Thursday's game against the Pacers while Anthony served a one-game suspension.
View ArticleKnicks Stars' Latest Move: Changing Their Diets
Amar'e Stoudemire decided to become a vegan this past fall, and Carmelo Anthony is coming off a 15-day fast.
View ArticleBest N.B.A. Games of the Week
The best N.B.A. games of the week put Minnesota against Atlanta, the Knicks against the Nets and Oklahoma City against the Clippers.
View ArticleThe Knicks, the Lakers and Lin: Answers to Readers' Questions
Howard Beck, the N.B.A. reporter for The Times, answers questions from readers.
View ArticleIs Stoudemire Returning to Form?
Amar'e Stoudemire's Knicks comeback has taken a turn for the promising in recent games.
View ArticleStoudemire, With a Reshaped Game, Is Fitting in Nicely
After struggling last season, the Knicks' front-line stars - Carmelo Anthony, Amar'e Stoudemire and Tyson Chandler - are now dominating together on offense.
View ArticleWhen Anthony's Output Shrinks, So Does Knicks' Margin for Error
When the Clippers started sending multiple defenders on Carmelo Anthony, the Knicks did not have a counter. Anthony attempted only two shots in the fourth quarter Sunday. The identity of Anthony's...
View ArticleKnicks' Anthony Shows No Pain at All-Star Gathering
Despite a biceps injury, Carmelo Anthony kept shooting at a fan event Thursday, just as he did the night before in the Knicks' loss to the Raptors.
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