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| Draft hopefuls snub Sixers - phillyBurbs.com phillyBurbs.com--50. That's a little better, but a long ways from bringing in a potential lottery (top 14) pick. Only two players have appeared in the NBA Finals for three teams (none of which are the Celtics or Lakers). One was -Max Zaslofsky- in th - Date : Mon, 06 Jun 2011 13:13:27 GMT+00:00 |
| AP Sportlight - NOLA.com NOLA.com---...- win over Memphis to finish the season as the youngest scoring champion in NBA history. The 21-year-old Durant finishes with an average of 30.1 points, 0.4 ahead of LeBron James, to supplant 22-year-old -Max Zaslofsky- of the 1947-48 Chicag - Date : Wed, 13 Apr 2011 13:52:10 GMT+00:00 |
| Thunder's Kevin Durant closing in on second straight NBA scoring title - American Chronicle American Chronicle--That will make Durant the youngest and third-youngest scoring champ in league history, sandwiching -Max Zaslofsky- of the Chicago Stags, who won the 1947-48 scoring crown at age 22 years, 121 days. "To win the scoring title, i - Date : Sat, 09 Apr 2011 15:05:06 GMT+00:00 |
| La storia dei Celtics #3: Boston diviene una Contender? - Play.it USA Play.it USA---Zaslofsky Max-, Andy Phillip, ed il rookie Bob Cousy. Nessuno voleva il rookie, era decisamente meglio uno degli altri due… ma come detto il Destino aveva in serbo per i Celtics un regalo inatteso; e quindi arrivando l'estrazione dei - Date : Sat, 30 Apr 2011 07:02:43 GMT+00:00 |
| Carmelo Anthony, Amar'e Stoudemire and the New York Knicks' 10 Best Tandems - Bleacher Report Bleacher Report--The Knicks do have a captivating history of two-man tandems controlling the team's success (or failure) during particular eras, starting as early as -Max Zaslofsky- and Dick McGuire and currently ending with Melo and Amar'e. Her - Date : Mon, 07 Mar 2011 14:48:15 GMT+00:00 |
| Sports Legend Revealed: Did the Knicks participate in a special lottery where ... - Los Angeles Times Los Angeles Times--Ned Irish, President of the New York Knicks, was very active in trying to pick up as many of the good Stags players as he could, with four-time First Team All-NBA guard/forward -Max Zaslofsky- his main target. Not only was Zaslofsky a s - Date : Wed, 02 Mar 2011 00:44:51 GMT+00:00 |
| El abecedario del All Star - marca.com marca.com---Max Zaslofsky- fue All Star en 1952. Ha sido el único jugador de la historia de los Partidos de las Estrellas cuyo apellido empezaba por Z y me ha servido para acabar este abecedario. ¿Te ha parecido interesante la noticia? Sà No.--- - Date : Fri, 18 Feb 2011 13:26:39 GMT+00:00 |
| High School Hierarchy: 1-5 - SLAM Online SLAM Online--One of the great players was -Max Zaslofsky-. A player who I played with in college was Sid Tannenbaum—he would've been a great pro except that in the late '40s he chose a life outside of basketball, in business. Another excellent p - Date : Fri, 25 Feb 2011 18:02:35 GMT+00:00 |
| He knows the score! - Queens Courier Queens Courier--He worked as a physical education teacher and during that time was approached by the team's original coach, -Max Zaslofsky-, and asked if he wanted to be a ... - Date : Wed, 29 Dec 2010 14:11:44 GMT+00:00 |
| Year By Year NBA Scoring Leaders: 65 Years Of Points Per Game - Bleacher Report Bleacher Report--In 48 games, -Max Zaslofsky- averaged 21.0 ppg to lead the NBA in scoring. He was on the Chicago Stags. The 6'10" legend was the big star of the early NBA. ... - Date : Wed, 08 Dec 2010 00:12:15 GMT+00:00 |
| Sporting positions | ||
| Preceded by Initial coach | New Jersey Americans/New York Nets head coach 1967-1969 | Succeeded by York Larese |
| The Franchise | Franchise * All-Time roster * Head coaches * Seasons * Current season | |
| Arenas | Madison Square Garden III * 69th Regiment Armory * Madison Square Garden IV | |
| Head Coaches | Cohalan * Lapchick * Boryla * Levane * Braun * Donovan * Gallatin * McGuire * Holzman * Reed * Holzman * H. Brown * Hill * Pitino * Jackson * MacLeod * Riley * Nelson * Van Gundy * Chaney * Williams * Wilkens * Williams * L. Brown * Thomas * D'Antoni | |
| General Managers | Podesta * Boryla * Donovan * Holzman * Donovan * DeBusschere * Stirling * Bianchi * Checketts * Grunfeld * Layden * Thomas * Walsh | |
| D-League Affiliate | Springfield Armor | |
| Administration | Madison Square Garden, Inc. (Owner) * James Dolan (Chairman & CEO) * Donnie Walsh (President & GM of Basketball Ops.) * Mike D'Antoni (Head Coach) | |
| Notable Figures | Dick Barnett * Walt Bellamy * Bill Bradley * Carl Braun * Marcus Camby * Bill Cartwright * Dave Checketts * Nat "Sweetwater" Clifton * Dave DeBusschere * Patrick Ewing * Walt Frazier * Harry Gallatin * Marty Glickman * Ernie Grunfeld * Richie Guerin * Red Holzman * Allan Houston * Ned Irish * Mark Jackson * Phil Jackson * Larry Johnson * Bernard King * David Lee * Jerry Lucas * Anthony Mason * Stephon Marbury * Dick McGuire * Earl Monroe * Charles Oakley * Cal Ramsey * Willis Reed * Micheal Ray Richardson * Pat Riley * Nate Robinson * Latrell Sprewell * John Starks * Kurt Thomas * Trent Tucker * Kiki Vandeweghe * Jeff Van Gundy * Gerald Wilkins * Max Zaslofsky | |
| Retired Numbers | 10 * 12 * 15 * 15 * 19 * 22 * 24 * 33 * 613 | |
| NBA Championships (2) | 1970 * 1973 | |
| Rivals | Philadelphia 76ers * Boston Celtics * Los Angeles Lakers * Chicago Bulls * Indiana Pacers * Miami Heat * New Jersey Nets * Toronto Raptors | |
| Culture and Lore | Willis Reed limping onto the court * Eddie * Spike Lee * Disputed Foul Against Scottie Pippen * 1994 NBA Finals * New York Rangers win Game 7 of 1994 Stanley Cup Finals * 1999 NBA Finals * Scott Layden * Isiah Thomas * Knickerbocker * Knicks “Nuggets brawl * Whatever Happened to Micheal Ray? * Mike Walczewski * George Kalinsky | |
| Media | TV: MSG Network * Radio: WEPN-AM * Current announcers: Mike Breen * Walt Frazier * Gus Johnson * John Andariese * Kelly Tripucka * Former announcers: Marv Albert * Bob Wolff | |
| Franchise | Franchise * History * All-time roster * Head coaches * Seasons * Current season | |
| Arenas | Teaneck Armory * Long Island Arena * Island Garden * Nassau Coliseum * Rutgers Athletic Center * Izod Center * Prudential Center * Barclays Center | |
| Coaches | Zaslofsky * Larese * Carnesecca * Loughery * MacKinnon * Brown * Blair * Albeck * Wohl * MacKinnon * Reed * Fitch * Daly * Beard * Calipari * Casey * Scott * Frank * Barrise * Vandeweghe * Johnson | |
| General Managers | Zaslofsky * Carnesecca * Boe & Quinn * DeBusschere * Melchionni * Theokas * MacKinnon * Weltman * Reed * Nash * Thorn * Stefanski * Vandeweghe * Thorn | |
| D-League Affiliate | Springfield Armor | |
| Administration | Owners: Mikhail Prokhorov (majority owner) * Bruce Ratner, Shawn Carter (minority owners) * President: Rod Thorn * General Manager: Rod Thorn * Head Coach:: Avery Johnson | |
| Important Figures | Kenny Anderson * Otis Birdsong * John Calipari * Vince Carter * Derrick Coleman * Chuck Daly * Julius Erving * Lawrence Frank * Devin Harris * Richard Jefferson * Jason Kidd * Albert King * Bernard King * Kerry Kittles * Wendell Ladner * Brook Lopez * Kevin Loughery * Stephon Marbury * Kenyon Martin * Bill Melchionni * Chris Morris * Dražen Petrović * Byron Scott * Rod Thorn * Keith Van Horn * Buck Williams * Jayson Williams * John Williamson | |
| Retired Numbers | 3 * 4 * 23 * 25 * 32 * 52 | |
| ABA Championships (2) | 1974 * 1976 | |
| Rivals | New York Knicks * Philadelphia 76ers * Boston Celtics * Toronto Raptors | |
| Culture and Lore | Dr. J * Erving for $6 million * Whatever Happened to Micheal Ray? * J-Kidd * V.C. * Jay-Z * Brooklyn Nets? * Sly Fox | |
| Media | TV: WWOR-TV * YES Network * Radio: WFAN * Announcers: Marv Albert * Ian Eagle * Mike Fratello * Jim Spanarkel * Chris Carrino * Tim Capstraw | |