On Pro Basketball: Once In The Vanguard Of Diversity, Knicks Build A Future That Echoes The Past

HARVEY ARATON, New York Times: Pro-Basketball
Sat, 08/12/2017 - 9:47am

Seven decades ago the Knicks pushed to integrate a predecessor of the N.B.A. Their new general manager and president are breaking ground again.

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