Tyson Chandler, Postgame Game 2
Tyson Chandler.
Post Game Thoughts
Novak Doubtful For Tonight
Bad news: Steve Novak’s back is acting up, and he’s doubtful for Game 6. Good news: Chris Copeland is around, and gives the Knicks comparable three-point shooting, greater ability to score near the basket, and superior rebounding.
Game 72: Knicks 108, Celtics 89
When even Felton’s 60-footers fall, it is a good night for the Knicks.
Knicks Pitch In to Help Haiti
Just got this in my inbox. If you are inclined to donate to a charity, and love the Knicks, this seems perfect. See text below: The New York Knicks have donated tickets in the West Balcony and provided VIP on-court access during a pre-game warm up and shoot-around to support… Read More →
Decisions, Decisions
I sure don’t envy the decision-makers for the New York Knicks. The trade deadline is Thursday, 3 p.m. By then, the Knicks need to figure out: 1. If Iman Shumpert can get healthy enough to help with their primary defensive deficiency, slowing down quick, penetrating guards. 2. If Jason Kidd,... Read More →
Brewer Back, Felton Down, Kidd Out
Some Knicks news following last night’s 96-89 loss to the Nets. Ronnie Brewer will play Wednesday, with his broken finger taped. Problem is, hot shooting was a big part of Brewer’s start with the Knicks. That was bound to regress to the mean eventually, but a broken finger can only… Read More →
Melo Anthony, postgame
Listen here!
Mike Woodson, postgame presser
Listen here!
Mike Woodson’s pregame presser
Listen here. Some interesting tidbits.
Look, actual Marcus Camby!
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Just Kidding!
No game on Thursday night, reports Rich Sandomir of the New York Times. As of now, Knicks-Heat Friday is still on.
What We Know
Hello from cloudy AP parking lot! Here’s what we know: The Knicks and Nets will play at the Barclays Center Thursday night, 7 PM, as scheduled. No one really know to get there, with 600 parking spots and limited subway service. Marcus Camby probably won’t play. Rasheed Wallace will. Tyson… Read More →
The Given
Going into this Knicks’ season, very little was understood as a constant. Would point guard play improve with Raymond Felton, Jason Kidd and Pablo Prigioni? Would the Knicks cobble together reasonable production from shooting guard between J.R. Smith, Ronnie Brewer and Iman Shumpert? Is Carmelo Anthony a 3? A 4?... Read More →
Syracuse Thoughts
Briefly, some takeaways from last night’s 98-90 loss: 1. This is a game the Knicks win if Steve Novak and Carmelo Anthony have even average shooting nights. Instead, Novak shot 2-for-10, Anthony 7-for-23. The flip side of this, however, is without Amar’e Stoudemire and J.R. Smith, it really is an… Read More →
Actual Basketball!
Well, that was exciting. It didn’t matter. It didn’t bear much resemblance to the way the Knicks will ultimately deploy their team in the regular season- John Shurna and Steve Novak were on the court at the same time! But the actual Knicks played actual basketball. And lord, how I… Read More →
