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Chris Herring

New York

Senior Writer at ESPN

Senior writer, @ESPN. NYT best-selling author of Blood in the Garden: The Flagrant History of the 1990s New York Knicks. Chicago native. Michigan alum.

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  • 2 weeks ago | espn.com | Chris Herring

    Boston Celtics All-Star Jaylen Brown had arthroscopic surgery on his right knee Wednesday, and the team said he is expected to be available when training camp starts "without limitation."The Celtics said Brown had a minimally invasive procedure to clean out his knee. The surgery comes after sources told ESPN's Ramona Shelburne in May that Brown finished the season with a partially torn right meniscus. He played through the injury for the last month of the regular season and through the postseason.

  • 2 weeks ago | espn.com | Chris Herring

    Former New York Knicks coach Tom Thibodeau took out a full-page advertisement in The New York Times Wednesday, thanking his players, coaches and the team's fans a little more than a week after being fired by the club.

  • 3 weeks ago | 700espn.com | Chris Herring |Shams Charania

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  • 3 weeks ago | espn.com | Chris Herring |Shams Charania

    OKLAHOMA CITY -- Scott Foster was selected to officiate the NBA Finals for the 18th time, the league said Tuesday when announcing the roster of 12 officials and two alternates that were picked to work the title series between Indiana and Oklahoma City. Foster is the most veteran of the group. Tony Brothers and Marc Davis were both picked for the 14th time, James Capers for the 13th time, Zach Zarba for the 12th time and John Goble for the ninth time in his career.

  • 3 weeks ago | espn.ph | Chris Herring |Shams Charania

    Fresh off their deepest playoff run in 25 years, the New York Knicks fired coach Tom Thibodeau on TuesdayThe decision comes three days after the Knicks were ousted from the Eastern Conference finals in six games by the Indiana Pacers, their longtime rivals. But it also comes after New York advanced further than expected with a relatively new core of players, knocking out the defending champion Boston Celtics in the second round. Editor's PicksWhy now? Who's next?

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Chris Herring
Chris Herring @Herring_NBA
19 May 25

Separately, encouraging ppl—both young fans, and those who want to go down memory lane with this Knicks franchise—to pick up Blood in the Garden to better understand how the rivalry with the Pacers was born. Was one of my fav parts to report out https://t.co/6FIPOgCqw9

Chris Herring
Chris Herring @Herring_NBA
19 May 25

*taps mic after hibernation* Malcolm X would be 100 years old today. May he rest in power forever.

Chris Herring
Chris Herring @Herring_NBA
3 Apr 25

My latest deep dive into an age-old question for @ESPNNBA: Will Thibs's strategy doom the heavy-minutes Knicks? https://t.co/MoO4GHrg18