Knicks put stamp on losing year
Published 3/4/2008 at NYDailyNews.com - Basketball
With Monday night's 100-88 home loss to the New Orleans Hornets - their 42nd of the year - the Knicks were assured of their seventh straight losing season and fourth under Isiah Thomas' watch.
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