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The New York Knicks announced the death of former first-round pick Michael Sweetney at age 43, prompting tributes from the organization and his family. The team also canceled ticket sales for opening night due to a "mistake" that led to exorbitant prices, promising refunds and adjustments. Elsewhere, Josh Hart expressed the team’s readiness for the upcoming season, while Gilbert Arenas shared skepticism about their championship prospects.
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ClutchPoints · Thu 11:17 PM ET
Knicks news: New York sends heartfelt tribute after Michael Sweetney's passing — The Knicks organization released a heartfelt tribute following the passing of Michael Sweetney, a former first-round pick from the 2003 NBA Draft.
NY Daily News · Thu 11:12 PM ET
Knicks cancel ticket sales for opening night at MSG following ‘mistake’ over high prices — The Knicks canceled opening night ticket sales after a "mistake" caused high prices, with fans reporting costs reaching thousands of dollars for single seats.
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