Walsh huddle tips off

Stop Mike Lupica found this 3/18/2008 on www.nydailynews.com [flag]

The Knicks have had preliminary talks with Indiana Pacers CEO Donnie Walsh about him replacing Isiah Thomas as team president, the Daily News has learned. [link]

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The Knicks $5 Million Team Is Way Below The Salary Cap...
Published 3/18/2008 by Stop Mike Lupica at Stop Mike Lupica
... The only thing we'll add is that we enjoyed this story from the Daily News about James Dolan possibly holding meetings with Donnie Walsh (current president of the Pacers) about replacing Isiah Thomas. In a surprising act of transparency, writer Frank Isola tells us exactly how he came to find out about this these possible meetings - he "saw" a copy of James Dolan's private plane flight plans, which specify that a trip was made to Indiana last week, around the time Walsh skipped a day from work. Then the flight went back to South Florida (Dolan's home), but came back ...

What The Problem Is?

chimprage posted 3/18/2008 from www.deuceofdavenport.com

You say potato. Dan Quayle says potatoe. James Dolan says marked improvement. Anucha Browne Sanders says incompetent. Former Knicks executive Sanders put Isiah, Dolan and the rest of the MSG crew on blast in the March issue of Elle Magazine. “I’m not surprised [that MSG didn’t fire Isiah after her win in her lawsuit against MSG] because incompetence is rampant across the board at MSG and ...

Report: Pacers Owners Want To Fire Larry Legend

Larry Brown Sports found this 3/18/2008 on www.sportsbybrooks.com

The Knicks’ season has long been reduced to ashes ( the NHL Rangers are now earning a TV higher rating than the ‘Bockers ), and the only question remaining is when Jim Dolan will replace Isiah Thomas as team president and coach. The ...

ZEKE REIGN LOOKS TO BE OVER & DON

SLAM Online found this 3/18/2008 on www.nypost.com

INDIANAPOLIS - A person who spoke with Donnie Walsh yesterday told The Post the Pacers' CEO expects to speak with the Knicks about the potential presidency later on this week. And that may not be for the first time. Walsh's name has been mentioned...

Don't Believe Everything You Read in the Tabloids

originalwhiler84 posted 3/18/2008 from mvn.com

So “rumors” are circling that the Knicks are “eyeing” Donnie Walsh the current GM of the Indiana Pacers. Guess who reported this…….The Daily News. Don’t get so excited out there fellow Knick fans, remember just a few weeks ago there were “sources” telling the Daily News that Kiki was going to be the GM and Isiah was to remain coach next season.

Pacers' Bird unsure of his future | IndyStar.com | The Indianapolis Star

18 to 88 found this 3/18/2008 on www.indystar.com

Less than two weeks after Indiana Pacers co-owner Herb Simon promised offseason changes, team president Larry Bird said Monday he can't be certain whether he will return next season. "I don't know," Bird said when asked if he believed he and CEO ...

Dunleavy Ties Career High with 36 Points as Pacers Beat Knicks
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Knicks lose to Pacers, eye Indy exec Walsh
INDIANAPOLIS - If the Knicks have a list of potential candidates to replace Isiah Thomas as team president, one of the most respected names, Donnie Walsh, might not be available to them.

Dunleavy Has 36 As Pacers Beat Knicks
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