Mike D’Antoni Reflects on Knicks Tenure, Has “No Regrets”

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Mike D’Antoni Reflects on Knicks Tenure, Has “No Regrets”

Mike D’Antoni reflected on his Knicks tenure, saying New York was building toward a potential LeBron James pursuit. "We were also... trying to get the numbers right to where we can go after LeBron James," D’Antoni said. He believes the Knicks could have built something better, but called Linsanity "off the charts" and said he has "no regrets."

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