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The Knicks have been entertaining on most nights, competitive on many of them, at times surprisingly good and at times shockingly inept.
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Stephan Marbury, whose comments to the N.Y. Post provided another firestorm for the Knicks to douse, met with the team president Donnie Walsh to discuss a buyout of the guard’s $21.9 million contract.
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The Plaxico Burress fiasco, Stephon Marbury’s tension with the Knicks and the possibility of a Yankees free-agent signing have all overshadowed the Jets’ dreary defeat.
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The suspension was handed down two days after Stephon Marbury declined Coach Mike D’Antoni’s request to play against the Detroit Pistons.
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The Knicks need Stephon Marbury, a 12-year veteran. They don’t want him, but they need him because of their shortsightedness.
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Stephon Marbury declined for the second time in a week to plug a gaping hole in the Knicks’ backcourt.
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The Knicks and Stephon Marbury are moving in opposite directions, but on Friday night in Milwaukee they collided.
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Stephon Marbury got his uniform back for one night but his refusal to play exacerbated the tension between him and Coach Mike D’Antoni.
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Stephon Marbury — exiled from the Knicks’ roster but beholden to his contract — is softening his stance against a buyout and taking steps toward a resolution.
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Chants of “We want Steph” could be heard during the Knicks’ victory against the Charlotte Bobcats Wednesday night, but point guard Chris Duhon will continue to run the show.
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