nydailynews.com - 11/21/2008
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In what could be a lead-up to a bigger deal involving Zach Randolph and the opening of cap space for the summer of 2010, the Knicks are expected to make a deal later Friday with Golden State for forward Al Harrington.
nypost.com - 11/21/2008
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nypost.com —
Donnie Walsh is set to pull the trigger
on his first substantive move as Knicks New York...
Knicks president, The New York Post has learned. Knicks sources said a deal for Al Harrington was to go through late yesterday, but was delayed until today. A league conference call is scheduled for this ...
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WALSH CUTS A DEAL FOR AN OLD FAVORITE - New York Post
sports.espn.go.com - 11/21/2008
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sports.espn.go.com —
The Golden State Warriors and New York Knicks
have completed a deal that sends disgruntled Warriors forward...
Al Harrington to New York for guard Jamal Crawford. ESPN The Magazine's Ric Bucher reported early Friday that the teams were nearing completion on a deal featuring Harrington and Crawford.
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Warriors agree on Al Harrington-Jamal Crawford deal
nbarumors.info - 11/21/2008
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Knicks wheel and deal
SmackCaster SmackBlog —
... The reluctant Warrior, Al Harrington, is on his way to the Knicks. The deal will see Jamal Crawford head to Golden State. The trade set up a move ...
Knicks set to land Al Harrington
SmackCaster SmackBlog —
... The reluctant Warrior, Al Harrington, is on his way to the Knicks. The deal will see Jamal Crawford head to Golden State. The trade could set up a move that would send Zach Randolph to the LA Clippers. Amazing, how ticket buyers are expected to pay the freight while the Knicks try and position themselves for the free-agent class of 2010 with LeBron, D Wade and Chris Bosh. And what happens then if the team strikes out? Why pay now when you can buy later? ...
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Knicks To (Officially) Deal Crawford For Al Harrington
slamonline.com 11/24/2008 — by Ryne Nelson
Several early reports conflicted as to who Donnie Walsh would excommunicate from the Garden, but as the New York Post reports, Jamal Crawford will be getting on the next plane to join the Warriors.
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slamdunkcentral.com 11/22/2008 —
In the NBA some trades are made that seem a good fit for all parties involved. There are also some trades, where you look at the players involved, and you realize one team just pulled something over on the team they traded with. There is also a ...
KNICKS TO DEAL CRAWFORD FOR HARRINGTON
nypost.com 11/21/2008 — MILWAUKEE - Knicks president Donnie Walsh is within hours of announcing a trade with the Warriors for Al Harrington that is expected to include Jamal Crawford in a move geared to get under the salary cap for 2010 rather than to help the present...
Donnie Walsh sees Al Harrington as made for Knicks
nydailynews.com 11/7/2008 — Knicks president Donnie Walsh continues to pursue Golden State forward Al Harrington, but may need a third team to make a trade happen. Harrington's contract matches the salary of Eddy Curry, who fell out of Mike D'Antoni's rotation.
Trade: Can Al Harrington Find Happiness in New York?
slamonline.com 11/21/2008 — by Marcel Mutoni
The last time Peter Vecsey of the NY Post reported an NBA trade, let’s just say that things didn’t exactly work out . But, hey, everyone makes mistakes. He’s bound to get one of these stories right. Right?
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