Kenny Anderson campaigns for Knicks

FanHouse found this 5/16/2008 on blogs.nypost.com [flag]

By MARC BERMAN The affable agent, Billy Diamond, emailed a few of us New York writers he knows to suggest his guy, Kenny Anderson, would be a good candidate to join the Knicks in some capacity. Diamond, whose also Charles... [link]

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Kenny Anderson Hopes to Return to the NBA
Published 5/16/2008 by Matt Watson at FanHouse
... is trying to work his way back to the NBA from the bottom up. After a year of coaching the Atlanta Krunk in the CBA, his agent, Billy Diamond, sent the following email to several members of the New York media, a portion of which was re-printed by Marc Berman of the New York Post: ...

Where are they now - Kenny Anderson
Published 5/29/2008 by Scott (noreply@blogger.com) at Georgia Tech Sports
Our man Kenny Anderson wants more. Evidently the head coach of the "Crunk" isn't going to get it done for Kenny. He's looking to latch on as an assistant with an NBA team and pay his dues. His preference is to get back to the New York / New Jersey. Anderson actually coached Stephon Marbury's younger brother in the CBA. Anderson has been down in Orlando this week coaching one of the 6 pre-draft camp teams. Evidently Kenny's agent is lobbying the New York media to plant seeds about his guy. One NYC-GT-PG helping another ...

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