New York governor Andrew Cuomo unveiled plans for the Pennsylvania Station-Farley Complex, which may allow the city to keep Madison Square Garden in tact.

The plans call for a brand new, 255,000-square-foot train hall, which will accommodate both Amtrak and Long Island Rail Road passengers, that’s scheduled to be completed by the end of 2020. 

"Madison Square Garden is Madison Square Garden," said Cuomo, who is not a supporter of moving the arena.

Relocating Madison Square Garden was previously estimated to cost $5 billion.

When Madison Square Garden was renovated in 2013 for $1 billion, it was given a 10-year permit.

Penn Station lost its main concourse to allow Madison Square Garden to be built in 1968 in a move that is widely considered a mistake for the city.

The New York Times proposed moving Madison Square Garden to the west end of the Farley Building and then hollowing out the current Garden as Penn Station's grand concourse.

Derrick Rose continues to be investigated by the Los Angeles Police Department on a sexual assault.

A woman filed a civil sexual assault case against Rose on Aug. 26, 2015, saying Rose and two friends raped her. The suit accused Rose and his friends of slipping a drug into her drink before committing sexual acts against her will.

Rose has not been interviewed, though an "offer is on the table" for him to speak.

The civil case will begin in Los Angeles on Oct. 4th.

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The New York Knicks have re-signed forward Lou Amundson. 

Amundson, 6-9, 220-pounds, appeared in 70 games over the last two seasons with New York – including 29 games in 2016-17, averaging 4.3 points and 4.2 rebounds over 15.2 minutes. He holds career averages of 3.7 points and 3.6 rebounds over 12.9 minutes in 428 games over 10 seasons with Utah, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Golden State, Indiana, Minnesota, Chicago, New Orleans, Cleveland and New York.

He was originally acquired from Cleveland as part of a three-team deal on Jan. 5, 2015.

Kristaps Porzingis has gained just one pound since the end of training camp last season.

Porzingis said he now weighs 238 pounds compared to 237 at the beginning of his rookie season.

Porzingis appeared to lose some weight as the season progressed in 15-16.

Joakim Noah left the Chicago Bulls this offseason to sign a four-year, $72 million deal with the New York Knicks.

The Bulls showed little interest, if any, in re-signing Noah.

“What we felt was it was time,” Jerry Reinsdorf told the Chicago Tribune. “We felt Joakim wasn’t going to be a frontline guy anymore. I was pretty confident that Pau (Gasol) was going to leave. So it was important for us to get the center in (Robin) Lopez.

"It was time for Derrick to go on and play someplace else and try to establish himself. (Gar Forman) and (John Paxson) were high on the Grant kid (Jerian). We thought that was the necessary first step no matter how we were going to go.”

Last season, Noah was limited to just 29 games due to injuries.