6’6”, 220 lb., 20-year-old point guards don’t grow on trees, and reading recent scouting reports from the NBA combine, it’s hard not get at least a little excited about Georgia Tech draftee Iman Shumpert. Lots of debate has been had about what the Knicks need — either in free agency… Read More →
Good stuff from Mayor Bloomberg earlier today during his weekly radio address, as he touched upon that now-defunct Rapture business. Think about it, if the world ends tomorrow, it would fix our traffic problems. But the world cannot end tomorrow, do you know why? It can’t end until at least… Read More →
Random little nugget last night from the Associated Press on beloved former Knick, and friend to the LoHud Knicks Blog, Charles Oakley. It seems the Oakman was involved in some sort of altercation with security of the MGM in Las Vegas back in May of 2010, and allegedly suffered serious… Read More →
The 2010-11 New York Knicks, if nothing else, were vastly more entertaining than their predecessors had been throughout the last decade or so. And so when I tried to put some season-postmortem thoughts on paper, I quickly realized that the franchise’s indisputable return to relevance deserved more points of view… Read More →
We recently suggested that the Knicks take a look-see at Kenyon Martin, mostly because the team won’t have much money to spend on upgrading its roster, and also due to the fact that Martin should come relatively cheaply. Remember, even more than a third superstar — Chris Paul or Deron… Read More →
Often lost amidst the incessant talk of Dwight Howard this, and Chris Paul that, is the fact that the Knicks’ most glaring need this off-season is for players that come cheaply, understand their respective roles, and complement the existing roster. And there isn’t much doubt that the player attribute that… Read More →
