Jeremy Lin checked back in, triggering the wave of cheers that accompany his every move at Madison Square Garden. This time, they were for the guys leaving the game. Lin had 19 points and 13 assists and Carmelo Anthony scored 22, but the New York Knicks turned around this one with their reserves to beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 120-103 on Wednesday night.

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Taking the court for the first time since the NBA All-Star break, the New York Knicks beat the Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday night (Feb. 29) 120-103. It was a great game, not just because the Knicks ended up on the winning side, but because of how they got the job done.

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Ben & Jerry's, the Vermont-based ice cream company known for creating celebrity-inspired flavors, recently began selling a new frozen yogurt called Taste the Lin-Sanity at its Harvard Square location in Boston. Named in honor of Jeremy Lin, current point guard sensation for the...

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Back from the All-Star break with an open night on the calendar before kicking off the second half against the Cleveland Cavaliers, several New York Knicks hung out with season ticket holders Tuesday night at a "season subscriber forum" held at the Lower East Side restaurant Capitale. As part of the evening's entertainment, guards Landry Fields and Iman Shumpert were asked to show off their musical talents while teammates Amar'e Stoudemire, Carmelo Anthony, Jeremy Lin and Jared Jeffries watched. The results, captured by a fan in attendance and shown above, were pretty great. Fields, whose past performance of "Human Nature" should really be the stuff of legend, kicks things off like all other people who enjoy performing tend to — he feigns embarrassment at being asked to do so, then offers faux-grudging assent to the request ("I can't believe I'm doing this right now"). The groundwork laid, Fields launches into a slightly tweaked version of the hook that Bruno Mars sang on Travie McCoy's 2010 single "Billionaire," taking the focus away from stacking paper and putting it on the importance of winning a ring, which is a very Landry thing to do, all things considered. And he's pretty good! I mean, I am no Christina Aguilera from "The Voice" or Blake Shelton from "The Voice," but Fields performs a passable Bruno Mars impersonation, which is just the ticket for pleasing a crowd of adoring fans with roughly 60 seconds of singing. Here's what Landry sang: "I want to be a champion so frickin' bad Buy all of the the things I never had I want to be on the cover of SLAM magazine Smiling next to 'Melo and Amar'e But every time I close my eyes I see my name in shining lights A different city every night, oh, I swear The room better prepare For when the Knicks win that hardware"

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The New York Knicks host the Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday night (Feb. 29), giving the squad a shot at proving they belong among the elite Eastern Conference teams. The Knicks lost an earlier game to the Cavaliers this season, failing to capitalize on offense and allowing point...

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With All-Star Weekend behind them, the New York Knicks will look to improve on their play in the second half of the season. At 17-18, the Knicks are seventh in the Eastern Conference and four games behind of Atlantic Division leader Philadelphia.

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By TIM REYNOLDS AP Sports Writer

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By TIM REYNOLDS AP Sports Writer

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The New York Knicks have already experienced two seasons in an abbreviated half-season. They've transitioned from a team with no point guard to one with a dynamic point guard. They've acquired a somewhat irascible, high-maintenance but skilled shooting guard in J.R.

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