Mike Woodson Says He's 'Truly Happy' For Knicks and Owner James Dolan After Championship Win
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TMZ Staff
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Former New York Knicks head coach Mike Woodson expresses genuine happiness for the Knicks' championship success and specifically for team owner James Dolan. Woodson, who coached the Knicks from 2011-2014, says there's no bittersweet feeling about his former team winning after his tenure, emphasizing that "once a Knick, always a Knick."
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I'm Happy For The Knicks!!!
Especially James Dolan
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