ZEKE REIGN LOOKS TO BE OVER & DON

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

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... [link]

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Walsh to Knicks Talk Heating Up
Published 3/18/2008 by Marcel Mutoni at SLAM Online
The Pacers’ CEO has reportedly been meeting with the Knicks about taking over the presidency. (From one sinking ship to another. Brilliant.) ...

Invitation to a State of Emergency
Published 3/19/2008 by Joey at Straight Bangin'
... I think it's only right that we take a moment to honor Isiah Thomas. His unyielding march toward the depths of basketball and the immortality of ignominy has reached far over the horizon and arrived at a remote, little-visited outpost that many basketball pioneers could only dream of. Isiah arrived at managerial Valhalla yesterday: The commissioner of the NBA, Mr. David Stern, had no problem being quoted in a newspaper as saying that off-season change for the Knicks was imminent and would be "transformative." ...

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 ...

Harvard Plays With the Big Boys, But The Wrong Game

BillJordaniv posted 3/18/2008 from www.bizofbasketball.com

Harvard, the school known for turning out presidents (7) and Supreme Court Justices (12) (we’ll overlook Eliot Spitzer ’84 for the moment), may soon become known for something less impressive. The New York Times recently reported on recruiting activities surrounding the Crimson men’s basketball program that may violate NCAA rules. The Harvard men haven’t reached the NCAA basketball ...

Walsh huddle tips off

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

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.

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 ...

Pacers 110, Knicks 98: Thomas’s Past Echoes in Another Knicks Loss
It seems hard to imagine now, in the waning weeks of what could be the worst season in Knicks history, but Isiah Thomas was once considered a very capable head coach.

JIM'S FINALLY COMING TO HIS SENSES
AS best as I can tell with out anybody of consequence confirming or denying - or, for that matter, returning a phone call/e-mail - there's sweeping validity to a rival tabloid's report that James Dolan met recently with Donnie Walsh in Indianapolis...

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.

Report: Bird has doubts about future with Pacers
Pacers president Larry Bird isn't sure he'll be with the team next season, the Indianapolis St...

Report: Bird Uncertain If He Will Return to Pacers Next Season
Reporting for the INDIANAPOLIS STAR on Tuesday, Mike Wells wrote, "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."