The value of the New York Knicks shot up 79% to $2.5 billion, ranking the team second overall (the Knicks edged out the Lakers last year). Ratings for Knicks games on MSG fell 29% as the team stumbled to a 37-45 record, but the team still drew the biggest TV audience in the NBA at 163,000 viewers per game on average. The Knicks’ income fell 45% last season after missing the playoffs and incurring a $36 million luxury tax bill. Rounding out the top five are the Chicago Bulls ($2 billion), Boston Celtics ($1.7 billion) and Los Angeles Clippers ($1.6 billion). Forbes.com - See more at: http://hoopshype.com/rumors.htm#sthash.mKr0CREm.dpuf
The Milwaukee Bucks are expected by sources around the NBA to eventually discuss a buyout with Larry Sanders.
Sanders and the Bucks have yet to hold talks, according to Adrian Wojnarowski.
Sanders is in the first season of a four-year, $44 million extension.
Sanders is currently on a minimum 10-game suspension for a drug violation. This is Sanders' fourth violation of the NBA's testing rules.
Knicks are kings of NY - ( New Window )
What are you talking about?
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They are in section 212 row 6
Just sent you an email
Basketball is the only NY sport where there really is just one game in town.
The Knicks get pretty much the whole pie, while other teams to some extent must split part of the pie, artificially lowering their ratings.