Raymond Felton
- #20 | G/PG
- Height6-1
- Weight198
- New York Knicks
- Age26
- Experience 5 years
- Salary $5,501,196
- CollegeNorth Carolina
About getting Chris Paul
Knick Knacks | Bergen Record — Know this about the on-line reports now out there (starting with CBSSports.com) that Chris Paul has the Knicks (plus Magic and Lakers) on his “get me out of New Orleans” list. He’s been on the Knicks’ list since the end of last season, even before. And Paul has been hinting at getting out since then, too. The problem: They don’t exactly have much of anything the Hornets want, except Danilo Gallinari. Maybe LSU product Anthony Randolph. Scratch Raymond Felton, meanwhile, until mid-December, as he can’t be traded until then because of free-agent signing rules. And if you’re thinking Eddy Cur...
New York Knicks July 22, 2010Minnesota Timberwolves general manager David Kahn is once again changing directions on his...
Canis Hoopus — Minnesota Timberwolves general manager David Kahn is once again changing directions on his franchise’s future at point guard. As a possible prelude to the trading of Ramon Sessions(notes), Luke Ridnour(notes) has agreed in principle to a four-year, $16 million contract with the Wolves, league sources told Yahoo! Sports. The Wolves are discussing a deal with the Charlotte Bobcats, sources said, that could send Sessions to replace Raymond Felton(notes), who signed a free-agent contract with the New York Knicks. Charlotte wants to first exhaust free-agent options before it turns to the trade. Mi...
Minnesota Timberwolves July 14, 2010Who are these guys?
Knick Knacks | Bergen Record — With the Knicks fully embroiled in what’s been a summer of lively NBA player movement thus far, it seems appropriate to outline what they have for the moment. So here’s a quick depth chart, with some thoughts to follow: C: Ronny Turiaf, Eddy Curry, Jerome Jordan, Timofey Mozgov PF: Amar’e Stoudemire, Anthony Randolph SF: Danilo Gallinari, Bill Walker, Landry Fields SG: Wilson Chandler, Kelenna Azubuike, Andy Rautins PG: Raymond Felton, Toney Douglas - What’s going to happen, we’re certain, is that whomever starts at center doesn’t play a lot of minutes, with Stoudemire getting the bulk of th...
New York Knicks July 14, 2010IC Cold Links: Keeping An Eye On Bobcats And Raptors Deal; Pacers' CIB Deal Roundup
Indy Cornrows — Keep an eye on Charlotte today. The Bobcats have been a team to monitor this summer since they expressed an interest in T.J. Ford at the trade deadline last year. With Raymond Felton joining the New York Knicks, the Bobcats remain a plausible destination for the Pacers' point guard. As fate would have it, his Ford's old running mate in Toronto may beat him out for the spot with the Bobcats. Yesterday, reports surfaced that Toronto and Charlotte were closing in on a deal to send Boris Diaw and Tyson Chandler to the Raptors in exchange for point guard Jose Calderon, Reggie Evans and some pa...
Indiana Pacers July 13, 2010Knicks have big hopes for Russian in new frontcourt
New York Daily News — The Knicks filled out their frontcourt roster Monday with talent both domestic and foreign. Timofey Mozgov, a mystery to many stateside but widely considered the No. 1 international prospect in Europe, will join Ronny Turiaf, Anthony Randolph, Kelenne Azubuike and Raymond Felton as new Knicks this season.
New York Knicks July 13, 2010Randolph becomes Knicks' big building block
New York Post — Amar'e Stoudemire is a five-time All-Star. Raymond Felton is a good point guard. Anthony Randolph? The key to the season. And perhaps the key to drawing Carmelo Anthony. Not too much pressure. The 6-foot-10 Randolph turns 21 Thursday and his development may determine whether the Knicks' historic summer of...
New York Knicks July 12, 2010New-look Knicks unveil fresh faces
New York Daily News — Enough talk about the salary cap. The Knicks think they can win now. The Knicks introduced new additions Raymond Felton, Anthony Randolph, Kelenna Azubuike and Ronny Turiaf on Monday. Not quite the same as showing off LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh.
New York Knicks July 12, 2010Felton quick to praise Knicks coach D'Antoni
New York Post — New Knicks point guard Raymond Felton did not diss Larry Brown but made it clear he's thrilled to be under the speedball offense of Mike D'Antoni. Brown's highly structured, slowball attack is something Felton is glad to be out of. "I love Coach Brown,'' Felton said at...
New York Knicks July 12, 2010Charlotte Bobcats close to trading Diaw, Chandler, aquiring Calderon
Charlotte Observer — (By Rick Bonnell, rbonnell@charlotteobserver.com) The Charlotte Bobcats are close to sending Boris Diaw and possibly Tyson Chandler to the Toronto Raptors in a three-way deal including the Phoenix Suns that would acquire point guard Jose Calderon and at least one other player, a source from one of the three teams involved confirmed.Acquiring Calderon would address the gaping hole at point guard after Raymond Felton agreed to terms with the New York Knicks.
Charlotte Bobcats July 12, 2010Free Agent Point Guards Plucked from Trees: More Practice of Patience Over Haste
Indy Cornrows — A free agency season that has suddenly caused a lot of headaches for just about every team in the league is beginning to see a trickle down effect to the Indiana Pacers. Not only were the Pacers going to be bit players in the free agency market anyway, but when everyone strikes out thanks to the player collusion of the Bro Alliance, suddenly, the pickings become slimmer. Raymond Felton, one of the few possibilities to solve the Pacers glaring point guard issue was signed by the scrambling Knicks for a sum much higher than the Pacers could (or should) pay for Felton’s ...
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- Stoudemire takes visit to Israel to discover 'roots' Journal News JERUSALEM — Amare Stoudemire already knows some Hebrew phrases and sports a Star of David tattoo. Now he's come to Israel to explore what might be his Jewish heritage.
- Knicks eye SG Brown New York Post Knicks brass have been in "ongoing conversations" with the representatives for free-agent shooting guard Shannon Brown, according to Brown's agent, Mark Bartelstein. "It's been something Donnie [Walsh, Knicks president] and I have talked about throughout the summer," Bartelstein said. "Mike [D'Antoni, Knicks coach] and Donnie and I...
- Knicks' Stoudemire discovering roots in Israel New York Post Stephon Marbury once arrived in Las Vegas to the Knicks' summer league-workouts with his Starbury logo tattooed into his head. Two weeks ago, new Knicks power forward Amar'e Stoudemire arrived in Vegas for Knicks summer league with a tattoo of the "Star of David" on his arm. "What's...
- Report: Another arrest warrant issued for Knicks’ Curry New York Post Eddy Curry has more legal woes in his hometown of Chicago. A Cook County judge ordered an arrest warrant for Curry after learning that the Knicks bust “failed to sign an agreement to pay the balance of a $660,000 legal settlement reached after he was sued for allegedly having...
- Marbury agrees to return to China for three more years New York Post Former Knicks guard Stephon Marbury has agreed to three more years with a Chinese basketball team, whose owners will set up a company to produce and sell his line of athletic apparel and shoes, the team said Thursday. Marbury played 15 games last season with Shanxi Zhongyu of the Chinese...
- On Eddy, Eddie, Mr. Vaseline Man and more Knick Knacks | Bergen Record No wonder no one on the Knicks hasn’t seen hide nor hair of Eddy Curry lately. Check this from Chicago: http://bit.ly/baSs9V. We’ll leave you to offer your own opinion for someone whom the Knicks are contracted to pay almost $11.3 million this coming season. *** Eddie House, who shot about 10 percent for the Knicks last season, or so it seemed, has signed a two-year, $2.8 million deal with the Heat, according to Yahoo! Sports. Proving that there’s always a place for a hired gun, even if his aim seemed to disappear last season (officially 33.1 percent, 25 on 3s, for the Knicks). *** Before ...