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Dolan In Brief Interview Calls Heat-Knicks Game "Good For New York"
Published November 4, 2012
Knicks Owner James Dolan “engaged in approximately a one-minute conversation with a handful of reporters” before the Heat-Knicks game on Friday. In rare, brief remarks, Dolan said, "It's a big game. It's good for New York. ... It will give people something to cheer about and take their mind off things for a couple of hours” (CBSSPORTS.com, 11/3). Dolan said that playing the game was important to begin "the healing process” (N.Y. DAILY NEWS, 11/3). The game drew "a sell-out crowd of 19,033 with very few no-shows” (N.Y. POST, 11/3).
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