Stephen Curry flirts with triple-double, leads second half turnaround to top Knicks at Madison Square Garden
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Stephen Curry scores 28, improves to 12-1 at Madison Square Garden as Warriors beat Knicks 114-102
NEW YORK (AP) — Stephen Curry had 28 points and nine assists while running his personal record to 12-1 at Madison Square Garden ... Coach Tom Thibodeau said before the game he didn’t know ...
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Steph Curry drops 28 points at MSG to lead Warriors past Knicks, 114-102

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Knicks focus on reenergized Lakers, not entire West trip
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The Knicks look to chart a positive course for a five-game trip out West
Knicks head coach Tom Thibodeau wore a look of weariness as he sat at the podium in the press room at Madison Square Garden.
Knicks tip off West Coast road trip with Lakers matchup
The last time the New York Knicks and Los Angeles Lakers met, barely a month ago, there was a seismic shift in the basketball landscape.
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The Warriors held the Knicks scoreless for four straight minutes late in the fourth quarter, ripping off an 11-0 run. In that stretch, Curry rainbowed in an absurd 3-pointer in the corner and dished a dime to Kevon Looney. For the dagger, he found himself wide open on a broken play for his fifth 3 of the game.
Knicks Get Massive Karl-Anthony Towns Update Before Lakers Matchup
The New York Knicks are fresh off an unfortunate 114-102 loss to the Golden State Warriors, as the wheels fell off late in Madison Square Garden. The fourth-quarter offensive dry spell was difficult to watch, and it was evident that Karl-Anthony Towns, who was out for personal reasons, was missed on the hardwood.
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Former Knicks Guard Returns for First Time, Talks Tom Thibodeau
A former New York Knicks starter found Tom Thibodeau's heavy workloads ... as Quentin Grimes will play his first game at Madison Square Garden in over a calendar year when the Philadelphia 76ers ...
Knicks' star Towns out for personal reasons: ‘He needs some time right now”
Knicks star Karl-Anthony Towns missed Tuesday’s 114-102 loss to Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors at Madison Square Garden due to personal reasons and his status for the upcoming trip to Los Angeles is in question. The Knicks visit LeBron James and the L.A. Lakers Thursday and Kawhi Leonard and the Clippers Friday.