<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">Retired former Knick Allan Houston joined the team here yesterday to help out Larry Brown, but he sounded more intrigued about playing again than coaching. Houston, who retired during training camp because of arthritic knees, said he's unsure he wants to get involved in coaching because it's "time-consuming." However, Houston said for the first time he wasn't closing the door to a return, however unlikely. Houston, with his medical retirement, wouldn't be able to play again until his contract expires after next season, when he will be 36. Houston said his knees feel better and he would play for the minimum. "Don't think it's something I haven't thought about," said Houston, who is more likely to join the front office. Brown hinted he'd like to see Houston join the coaching family next season. "We're trying to have him around, slowly working himself in," Brown said. "The more older guys we get back here, the better." </div> link: http://www.nypost.com/sports/knicks/64506.htm i guess thats good news for knick fans, but i dont know how much he has left in the tank
Glad to hear this, Houston could become a great mentor for the team. But like Brian said, whatever Houston has left, it may not be much.
Trade everyone, bring Houston back, I'm sick of everyone's face on this team. Houston's face reminds me of winning.
