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How Steve Novak Can Help NY Knicks Make Deep NBA Playoff Push

How Steve Novak Can Help NY Knicks Make Deep NBA Playoff Push

Call Steve Novak what you like, but there’s a correlation to be drawn between him and the New York Knicks winning. Doofy. Clumsy. Un-athletic. Slow. Whiter than snow. All of these are words or phrases often associated with Novak. What’s not often (enough) associated with the stretch forward, is his importance to the current Knicks [...]

March 15, 2013 admin Blogs 0

Are Carmelo Anthony and NY Knicks Taking Unnecessary Risk?

Are Carmelo Anthony and NY Knicks Taking Unnecessary Risk?

Carmelo Anthony and the New York Knicks need to be careful, not reckless. But it seems the latter is prevailing. We’ve been led to believe that Melo’s knee is a perplexing mystery, but real “mystery” is why he hasn’t got it drained. We know there’s fluid in there, he needs to just get it out [...]

March 13, 2013 admin Blogs 0

Top 10 Greatest Games in Madison Square Garden

Top 10 Greatest Games in Madison Square Garden

As MSG completes a $1 billion dollar renovation, it seems odd that only 1 NBA All-Star Game ever took place there (in 1998), while the New York Knicks have made 5 NBA Finals. Honorable Mention: Bernard King’s 60, Amar’e Stoudemire’s 41, Carmelo Anthony’s 41, Kyrie Irving’s 41, Jeremy Lin’s 38 [...]

March 13, 2013 Rob Blogs, Lists, R.S. De France 0

Carmelo Anthony’s Injury a Mystery to NY Knicks

Carmelo Anthony’s Injury a Mystery to NY Knicks

What’s ailing Carmelo Anthony? That’s the eight-figure question currently plaguing the New York Knicks. We know it has something to do with his knees and fluid, but how serious is it? Should he even have returned against the Golden State Warriors? Is there something else at play here? We can’t answer any of those questions. [...]

March 12, 2013 admin Blogs 0

Top 10 Scoring Games at Madison Square Garden

Top 10 Scoring Games at Madison Square Garden

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March 8, 2013 Rob Blogs, Lists, R.S. De France 0

NBA Should Have Suspended Serge Ibaka for Cheap Shot on Blake Griffin

NBA Should Have Suspended Serge Ibaka for Cheap Shot on Blake Griffin

Serge Ibaka received an early (late?) Christmas gift from the NBA. Following an incident where Ibaka maliciously (yes, maliciously) struck Blake Griffin in the groin, the Oklahoma City Thunder’s power forward was fined $25,000 for his actions and his Flagrant 1 was upgraded to a Flagrant 2. Serge Ibaka has been fined $25,000 for his [...]

March 6, 2013 admin Blogs 0

Carmelo Anthony’s Knee Injury a Major Concern for NY Knicks

Carmelo Anthony’s Knee Injury a Major Concern for NY Knicks

Carmelo Anthony’s latest injury is both serious and not-so-serious. The New York Knicks’ star forward left Monday night’s game against the Cleveland Cavaliers with a bruised right knee and did not return. Though he himself asserted that it wasn’t serious at all, any bump or bruise New York’s leading scorer suffers is cause for major [...]

March 6, 2013 admin Blogs 0

Serge Ibaka’s Cheap Shot on Blake Griffin Poses Bigger Issue for NBA

Serge Ibaka’s Cheap Shot on Blake Griffin Poses Bigger Issue for NBA

The NBA has a big issue on their hands. A huge one. Gigantic even. They have a sportsmanship problem. Almost a year ago, I penned a piece about sportsmanship, one that involved Serge Ibaka and Dwyane Wade. In that particular situation Ibaka and Wade became entangled. Okay, Ibaka essentially fell on Wade’s neck. The way [...]

March 4, 2013 admin Blogs 0

Stephen Curry Gives NY Knicks Glimpse at What Could Have Been

Stephen Curry Gives NY Knicks Glimpse at What Could Have Been

Stephen Curry torched the New York Knicks for 54 points Wednesday night, sending the most potent of “what could have been” messages possible. As I’m sure most remember, the Knicks had their sights set on Curry in the 2009 NBA draft, but the Golden State Warriors took him seventh overall. Adding insult to injury was [...]

February 28, 2013 admin Blogs 0

NY Knicks Must Use Amar’e Stoudemire Correctly

NY Knicks Must Use Amar’e Stoudemire Correctly

The New York Knicks aren’t using Amar’e Stoudemire enough, or even correctly. This isn’t one of those “The Knicks need to start Stoudemire” rants. I, like most, understand that Carmelo Anthony is best at the power forward position and, therefore, Amar’e is best served coming off the bench. That said, there’s an issue with his [...]

February 25, 2013 admin Blogs 0