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New York Knicks 94, Charlotte Bobcats 93
Eddy Curry scored 28 points and tipped in a miss with 0.6 seconds left to give the New York Knicks a 94-93 victory on Wednesday night. Steve Francis added 24 points for the Knicks, who snapped a five-game losing streak and avoided their second straight 50-loss season. New Jersey Nets 104, New York Knicks 95
The New Jersey Nets clinched at least the No. 7 seed in the Eastern Conference by beating the New York Knicks 104-95 Monday night to complete a season sweep. Steve Francis scored 26 points and Mardy Collins had 23 for the Knicks (32-49), who are limping to the finish. They have lost a season-high five straight and need a victory at Charlotte on Wednesday to avoid losing 50 games in consecutive seasons for the first time since doing it three straight times from 1984-87. Toronto Raptors 107, New York Knicks 105
The Toronto Raptors set three goals before the season: make the playoffs, win the Atlantic Division and get home-court advantage in the first round. Chris Bosh and company went 3-for-3. Bosh scored 23 points and the Raptors earned the third seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs with a 107-105 victory over the New York Knicks on Sunday night. New Jersey Nets 100, New York Knicks 86
Jason Kidd and the New Jersey Nets took no satisfaction in eliminating the New York Knicks from the playoff race. They should get plenty of pleasure from qualifying themselves for the postseason. The 100-86 victory over the Knicks, combined later Friday night with Indiana's loss to Miami, put the Nets into the playoffs for a sixth straight season. Chicago Bulls 98, New York Knicks 69
There was little drama during the game but plenty of it afterward. The Chicago Bulls wasted no time putting away New York, moving a step closer to securing the second seed in the Eastern Conference by handing the Knicks their most lopsided loss of the season, 98-69 on Tuesday night. Then, things got tense. Detroit Pistons 91, New York Knicks 83
Chauncey Billups scored 22 points, and the Detroit Pistons lowered their magic number to one for clinching the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference by beating the New York Knicks 91-83 Monday night for their 50th victory. Eddy Curry and Nate Robinson scored 24 points apiece for the Knicks, whose playoff hopes are all but gone. They fell four games behind eighth-place Orlando and are running out of time and healthy bodies. New York Knicks 118, Milwaukee Bucks 113
With the game on the line, Isiah Thomas knew exactly where he needed Eddy Curry: behind the 3-point line. Curry scored a career-high 43 points, including his first 3-pointer of the season to force overtime, and the New York Knicks beat the Milwaukee Bucks 118-113 Saturday night. Minnesota Timberwolves 99, New York Knicks 94
Another blown lead for the Timberwolves, another comeback attempt ruined by mistakes for the short-handed Knicks. In one half of basketball, both teams showed why they will likely be home when the playoffs start later this month. The injury-riddled Knicks lost Stephon Marbury in the first half, then dropped their fourth straight game and 10th in their past 12. Philadelphia 76ers 92, New York Knicks 90
Stephon Marbury headed to the bench, and the New York Knicks' faint playoff hopes may have left right along with him. The Philadelphia 76ers regained momentum when Marbury was resting in the fourth quarter, then held on to beat the Knicks 92-90 Wednesday night when Andre Iguodala blocked Marbury's potential winning 3-point try as time expired. New Orleans/Oklahoma City Hornets 103, New York Knicks 94
After spending much of the game fighting back from behind, the New York Knicks couldn't counter-punch in overtime. David West scored 20 points and the New Orleans Hornets held New York to one field goal in overtime for a 103-94 win Saturday night in a meeting of teams desperately trying to make up ground in the playoff race. Dallas Mavericks 105, New York Knicks 103
As much as Stephon Marbury tried, he couldn't keep Dirk Nowitzki and the Dallas Mavericks from a record night. Marbury felt he had to do it alone for the injury-depleted New York Knicks. Nowitzki had help, though he didn't need much. He scored 17 of his 30 points in the fourth quarter, including nine straight in the final 1:56, and the Mavericks beat New York 105-103 Friday night for their franchise-record 61st victory.
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