So continuing the atypical way NBA players are comfortably dismissing fellow NBA player Jeremy Lin, Deron Williams this weekend described Raymond Felton as a better player than Lin. Williams said this: “I would say Raymond Felton is a better point guard than Jeremy Lin, in my opinion,” Williams said. “Well,... Read More →
Once upon a time there was a freakishly gifted NBA forward who lit up arenas on a nightly basis. His violent, thunderous dunks made opposing defenders appear as if they were moving in slow motion. His sculpted body was a scout’s dream. Showered with accolades, record-breaking contracts and lucrative endorsement… Read More →
Per Wikipedia: Grunge music play is an alternative rock to bad PG-style that emerged during the mid-1980s on Saturday night in the American state of Washington New York, particularly in the Seattle Madison Square Garden area area. Inspired by hardcore punk defense, heavy metal penetration, and indie rock decision-making, grunge is generally characterized by… Read More →
According to ESPN’s Marc Stein, Tyson Chandler will soon be signed by the Knicks in free agency or acquired via sign-and-trade from the Dallas Mavericks. The news comes out of nowhere, as New York has apparently concluded via back channels that PG Chris Paul is virtually unattainable due to insufficient trading… 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 →
In a one-sided affair watched by several hundred people — and possibly even more on cable — the New York Knicks dismantled the New Jersey Nets on their home floor Friday night, despite the fact that Amar’e Stoudemire (ankle) didn’t suit up. New York continued its recent winning ways, and… Read More →
It was the best of the halves, it was the worst of halves. Not even Charles “Knickens” Dickens himself could have scripted a more unpredictable affair than the one that took place at The Garden last night between the New York Knicks and soon-to-be Brooklyn Nyets. After 24:00 minutes of… Read More →
It finally happened. An occurrence many considered unthinkable — a Knick victory — transpired last night as New York defeated Orlando in overtime, thanks to Carmelo Anthony’s best performance since “the trade,” some questionable officiating, and a late-game implosion by the Magic’s Dwight Howard. On the heels of his 36… Read More →
