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INDIANAPOLIS -- After his third season in New York ended far short of expectations, Carmelo Anthony sat at his stall alone in a cramped visitors locker room in Indiana, thinking about what just transpired. The Knicks star wore a look of surprise,...

Carmelo Anthony, Mike Woodson and J.R. Smith discuss being eliminated by the Pacers in Game 6....

WHAT IT MEANS: All season, the Knicks and their fans hoped for a chance to face the Miami Heat in the playoffs. Now, the only thing the Knicks will be doing in Miami next week is vacationing. Carmelo Anthony finished with 39 points but went j...

In the end, a Knicks season that was supposed to include a title fell short.

Lance Stephenson scored nine of his playoff career-high 23 points during a late 11-2 run Saturday night, leading the Indiana Pacers past the New York Knicks, 106-99 and into the Eastern Conference finals for the first time since 2004.

INDIANAPOLIS -- Mike Woodson will go with a small-ball starting lineup in Game 6 -- the same lineup that he has played for most of the season. Raymond Felton and Pablo Prigioni will start in the backcourt alongside Iman Shumpert, Carmelo Anthony a...

Our 5-on-5 panel breaks down Saturday's Game 6 between the Knicks and Pacers.

This ... this was not a fun, attractive, or well-played NBA game. The Pacers, turnover-prone all season and barely able to handle the ball without George Hill, committed 19 turnovers and seemed to be on the verge of losing the ball on every posses...

Brian Windhorst examines what George Hill's absence means for the rest of the Pacers-Knicks series.

WHAT IT MEANS: It wasn't pretty, but the New York Knicks will certainly take it. Thanks to timely shooting from Carmelo Anthony and Chris Copeland, and some sloppy play by a Pacers team without its starting point guard, the Knicks earned an 85-75...

By sitting STAT and Kidd in the second half, Woody atoned for Game 4's sins.

Mike Woodson is going back to a small-ball lineup for Game 5. Woodson started Raymond Felton and Pablo Prigioni in the backcourt alongside a front line of Iman Shumpert, Carmelo Anthony and Tyson Chandler. "That's been good for us pretty much...

Carmelo Anthony scored 28 points to help the New York Knicks stay alive in the Eastern Conference semifinals with an 85-75 victory over the Indiana Pacers in Game 5 on Thursday night.

Bradford Doolittle looks at what's next for the New York Knicks in the wake of their semifinal elimination.

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J.R. Smith's whole career -- all he's done, all he's self-inflicted -- can be condensed to this moment. It's almost as if he were predestined to find himself in this exact place at this exact time.

While the Pacers clearly pose problems for the Knicks, the 'Bockers are beating themselves in certain ways by not adjusting. That goes for the coaches and the players. Here are five head-scratchers from the Game 4 loss on Tuesday and how the Knick...