So I think it is fair to say the tableau we will take away from last night, that series, this season, is the Roy Hibbert block of Carmelo Anthony’s dunk attempt with the Knicks ahead, 92-90 in the fourth quarter last night. How awful that ultimately becomes will be determined… Read More →
When I was growing up in South Jersey, playoff games at Madison Square Garden were an event viewed from a distance. My memories of watching Patrick Ewing and the Knicks every spring took place in the living room, or occasionally at a friend’s house. We weren’t the family to splurge… Read More →
There are no shortage of basketball reasons why the New York Knicks beat the San Antonio Spurs for the first time since Allan Houston had functioning knees. Raymond Felton had probably his best game as a pro. Carmelo Anthony provided a ton of value despite not scoring- arguably, he provided… Read More →
Like you, I am fairly desperate for the basketball season to start. Accordingly, last night, I watched Game 4 of the 1992 NBA Eastern Conference playoffs between the New York Knicks and the Chicago Bulls. The Knicks won, 93-86. It was great. The star of the game was Xavier McDaniel,... Read More →
