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Checkout the latest New York Knicks Roster and Stats for 1998-99 on Basketball-Reference.com

The 1999 New York Knicks roster for the NBA regular season and playoffs

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1998-1999: New York Knicks roster and stats. Quick access to players bio, career stats and team records.

2 weeks ago - In addition, Houston also participated in the NBA 2Ball Competition, along with Becky Hammon of the WNBA's New York Liberty. Camby finished tied in sixth place in Sixth Man of the Year voting. In the Eastern Conference First Round of the 2000 NBA playoffs, the Knicks faced off against the 6th–seeded Toronto Raptors, who were led by All-Star guard Vince Carter, and Tracy McGrady; the Knicks swept the Raptors in three straight games.

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3 weeks ago - The team's season roster has been featured in the basketball game series NBA 2K since the 19th installment NBA 2K18. On 6/25/98: Knicks traded Charles Oakley and Sean Marks to the Toronto Raptors for Marcus Camby. On 1/18/99: Knicks traded John Starks, Chris Mills and Terry Cummings to the Golden State Warriors for Latrell Sprewell. Feb. Feb. 5 Orlando 93, New York 85 (0–1) Feb.

The New York Knicks used 16 players in the 1999-00 Regular Season and 11 in the 2000 Playoffs. Allan Houston and Latrell Sprewell are the players from this roster with the most regular season games played, with 82.

The Knicks tossed in 7,555 points and yielded 7,435. Allan Houston scored a team-leading 1,614 points for New York, while Latrell Sprewell netted 15 or more per game also. Patrick Ewing contributed 604 boards. Latrell Sprewell dished out 332 assists for the squad. On defense, Latrell Sprewell added 109 thefts. Jeff Van Gundy coached the team. The 1999-00 New York Knicks lost in the conference finals.

The 1998-99 roster for the Knicks included Charlie Ward at point guard, Allan Houston at shooting guard, Larry Johnson at small forward, Kurt Thomas at power forward and Patrick Ewing at center.

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Left: Charles Oakley (Toronto Raptors), Anthony Bowie (New York Knicks), John Starks (Chicago Bulls), Ben Davis (New York Knicks), Chris Mills (Golden State Warriors), Pete Myers (Rockford Lightning)

The 1998-99 roster for the Knicks included Charlie Ward at point guard, Allan Houston at shooting guard, Larry Johnson at small forward, Kurt Thomas at power forward and Patrick Ewing at center.

On February 02, 2000, Charlie Ward set a season high in steals in a NBA game. That day he reached 6 steals in New York Knicks's home win against Miami Heat, 94-80. He also had 10 points, 11 rebounds, 6 steals and finished the game with a 26 efficiency. On November 11, 1999, Marcus Camby set a season high in blocks in a NBA game.

The New York Knicks used 14 players in the 1998-99 Regular Season and 11 in the 1999 Playoffs. Allan Houston, Kurt Thomas and Charlie Ward are the players from this roster with the most regular season games played, with 50.

Left: Etdrick Bohannon (New York Knicks), Dennis Scott (Vancouver Grizzlies), Ivano Newbill (New York Knicks), Ben Davis (Phoenix Suns), Ernie Grunfeld (coach assistant Milwaukee Bucks)

On NBA 2K26, Patrick Ewing has the highest 2K Rating on the 1998-99 New York Knicks with an 85 OVR, followed by Latrell Sprewell with an 84 OVR, and Allan Houston with an 83 OVR.