Dubious call by the officials to bail out that Augustin three. Bulls didn't take care of business in OT though.
Nate has really improved his decision making. It has definitely made him a better player. Knicks up 37-26 in the first.
Q-Rich is heating up from 3. He was due for one of these games. We just need to keep the D up, or continue being consistent from downtown.
I'm not a big Sasha fan at all, but he will be a good fit for us. He will be the Knicks only real consistent shooter. The only problem is his...
That's a huge plus for us. Now we can put Lee on Bynum. :sigh:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7r3MZJlAF4
Why don't you just play Sean Williams. Players of his caliber don't come around too often.
Yeah, I was 99% sure that was the case. I never heard of teams protecting their picks higher in the draft.
LeBron gets another athletic running-mate who can defend the perimeter and the frontcourt. He is averaging only 12 points, but he will be a viable...
Should the Knicks lock up Nate Lee or both of them when their contracts expire?
Never been to the Izod Center, but with all those empty seats I'm sure you guys can just sneak down to front, can't you?
I remember that game. Marbury was pretty unstoppable that game. Devin was posterized.
Fans don't vote for the Rookie/Sophomore game.
Don't the Knick have the right to give Utah a higher pick? So if the Knicks have the 15th pick in the draft in 2009, they won't be able to give it...
What do you guys think of him? How is he panning out for Golden State? Al Harrington is going crazy with the Knicks: 25 points and 8 rebounds.
Yeah, I think it was a locker room argument or something.
I don't know all the details, but I know he punched Wally in the face.
Nate Robinson.
I wouldn't say it is likely, but it is possible that Utah gets our pick next year. If the Knicks make the playoffs this season, then it will go to...
Durant doesn't play that much defense and can be averaging way more rebounds. He also could involve his team more. I'll take Roy.
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