LAS VEGAS – The Lakers have waived Metta World Peace, leaving the door slightly ajar for him to sign with the Knicks. But a lot has to happen. The Knicks have interest but it may be out of th… ...

Ron Artest Sr., father to Los Angeles Lakers forward Metta World Peace, said his son is seriously considering retiring from basketball if the Lakers choose to use their amnesty provision to cut ...

Ron Artest Sr. Wants Son, Metta World Peace, To Finish His Career In N.Y. July 10, ... His father, Ron Artest Sr., is hoping that the Knicks jump on this opportunity if it arises.

Ron Artest Sr., Metta World Peace’s father, said his son’s preference is to remain with the Lakers, but if he is cut via the amnesty rule, he’d want to sign with either the Knicks or Nets. A ...

When Artest Sr. waited Bryant out during his final game in Washington D.C. in 2016, the Lakers’ star complimented World Peace’s father that he had not aged. “Now I understand the Kobe ...

The Los Angeles Lakers have officially amnestied forward Metta World Peace, creating the possibility that the Queens native will come back home to play for the New York Knicks. Latest U.S.

Metta World Peace, known then as Ron Artest, played high school and AAU basketball on teams that were the stuff of New York City legend.Teaming up with Elton Brand, Lamar Odom, Speedy Claxton, and ...

Metta averaged just 11.0 points on six fewer shot attempts per game that first year. In his six years with the Lakers, including two after he played 29 games for the New York Knicks in 2013-14 ...

Metta World Peace, the Lakers player formerly known as Ron Artest, was ejected from the Lakers’ game against the Oklahoma Thunder after elbowing James Harden in the head.

Former New York Knicks forward Metta Sandiford-Artest publicly campaigns to be the next head coach of the team after the firing of head coach Tom Thibodeau.