Tim Casey
Sports Reporter at Freelance
Reporter at MMIT (Managed Markets Insight & Technology)
Senior Contributor at Forbes
Freelance sports reporter for newspapers and websites. Email: [email protected]
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1 day ago |
forbes.com | Tim Casey
As Jalen Brunson sat down at the dais Monday night at Madison Square Garden for a postgame press conference, the New Knicks point guard made it a point to think about an opposing player before taking questions. Yes, the Knicks had defeated the Boston Celtics 121-113 in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference semifinals, taking a 3-1 series lead and putting the franchise in a good position to advance to the conference finals for the first time in 25 years.
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2 days ago |
forbes.com | Tim Casey
Cooper Flagg was already touted as a potential NBA superstar before he even enrolled at Duke University last year. Flagg, who grew up in Maine, dominated high school and grassroots basketball competition so much that he decided to graduate early and get to college and the NBA as soon as possible. But it wasn’t until last summer during scrimmages against the U.S. Olympics team that Flagg showed he could hold his own against the best players in the world, many of whom praised Flagg.
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4 days ago |
forbes.com | Tim Casey
When New York Knicks point guard Jalen Brunson made a 3-pointer early in the fourth quarter Saturday, the star-filled crowd at Madison Square Garden that had been quieted for much of the afternoon suddenly erupted. Most fans had paid hundreds, if not thousands of dollars, for their tickets, and they didn’t want to leave disappointed. Boston Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla then called a timeout. The Celtics led by 20 points, but Mazzulla wasn’t going to take any chances.
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6 days ago |
forbes.com | Tim Casey
The fans of the New York Knicks are nothing if not loyal. Yes, they often are disappointed and frustrated with a franchise that has not made a deep playoff run in a quarter century. Still, they keep returning, routinely selling out Madison Square Garden. On Saturday afternoon, they will be back at MSG for Game 3 of the Knicks’ NBA Eastern Conference semifinals playoff series against the Boston Celtics, their longtime rival.
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6 days ago |
forbes.com | Tim Casey
The New York Knicks last July showed how seriously they took their current situation. They sent away four unprotected first round picks and three players to the Brooklyn Nets in a trade for Mikal Bridges, a versatile 6-foot-6 wing player. The Knicks weren’t worried about the future. They wanted to win now and had confidence that Bridges could be a cornerstone.
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