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Knicks waive Kurt Thomas; Will sign a big man
Knicks officially announced that Kurt Thomas was waived Friday, opening a roster spot to sign someone.Initially it was James Singleton , who played in China this year, but he didnt get a letter of clearance to play in the NBA. The Knicks will sign 6-foot-10 Read more »
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Thomas won't rule out returning next year at age 41
Thomas is undecided about whether to regain his title as the NBA’s oldest player next season. “Honestly, I haven’t thought much about it,” the former Knick said. “I’m just concentrating on getting healthy.” Thomas is recovering from right foot surgery and from New York Daily News Read more »
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Knicks' Rasheed Wallace retires again from NBA
It's a damaging blow for the Knicks, who loaded up on veteran big men this season but have now lost two of them for good in Kurt Thomas and Wallace, and have gotten almost nothing from Marcus Camby. Also, Amare Stoudemire's status for the postseason is unclear from San Antonio Express Read more »
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The Knicks signed Quentin Richardson?
there was a vacant roster spot, you see, because the Knicks cut Kurt Thomas, then signed Solomon Jones, then cut him, too. We figured there might be another move before the end of the regular season. Here is that move: 4. Quentin Richardson was waived by the from Posting and Toasting Read more »
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Kurt Thomas Could Return to New York Knicks
across all blogs Nobody landed on this page from a search engine, yet! Kurt Thomas played his last game as a New York Knicks big man with pure heart and a high basketball IQ. Now he might take that IQ and turn it into a second career as a coach with the Knicks.Read from Most Valuable Network Read more »
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(AP) — Knicks coach Mike Woodson hated to see Kurt Thomas go. New York released the NBA's oldest player on Friday, a necessary move with the team gearing up for the NBA playoffs. "It's a major loss because Kurt is a major part of what we're doing here," Woodson from Washington Examiner Read more »
