Raymond Felton

The New York Knicks need Amar’e Stoudemire bad. Like really bad. I’m not going to sit here and attempt to explain the intricacies of re-integrating him into the lineup and how it will only help the Knicks—I’ve already done that. What I will sit here and gladly admit to you is that New York is [...]

I’m worried about the New York Knicks. More specifically, I’m worried about Carmelo Anthony and the effects his leadership will have on these Knicks. Anthony is having a sensational season. He’s averaging 25.3 points and seven rebounds per game, posting a 22.49 PER in the process–the highest of his career. To say he’s one of [...]

There’s an age old adage that dictates defense wins championships. For the New York Knicks, though, it’s been perseverance that will allow them to contend for a title. New York is the NBA’s only undefeated team at the moment, a feat few could have fathomed for this Knicks squad that is not only the oldest [...]

July 20, 2012 – Dan Favale The New York Knicks allowed Jeremy Lin to continue his career with the Houston Rockets, yet this wouldn’t have been the case if the team had landed Steve Nash. Nash is now a member of the Los Angeles Lakers, but he almost joinedthe Knicks. And had he done so, [...]

June 4, 2012 – Dan Favale Keeping Steve Nash is Plan A for the Phoenix Suns, it’s universal knowledge, but a Plan B, in the form of Deron Williams, has officially surfaced. But Phoenix needs to move on from both. [...]

March 6, 2012 – Griffin Gotta Trade deadline rumors are all over the place in Portland right now, with it appearing that at least either Jamal Crawford or Raymond Felton, and possibly both of them, could be moved. This is a far cry from early January, when the Blazers were 7-2 with wins over the [...]

February, 2012 – Dan Favale After acquiring Raymond Felton on draft night, the Portland Trail Blazers seemed poised to make a legitimate championship push this season, yet that doesn’t seem to be the case anymore. The Blazers started hot, but have cooled off to the point of frigid over the past ten games, dropping to [...]

June 24, 2011 – Dane Carbaugh It wasn’t but a month ago that the Portland Trailblazers were the talk of the NBA because of ominous pretexts. Less than 10 months after hiring a replacement for Kevin Pritchard in Oklahoma City’s Richard Cho, Allen and the crew at Vulcan axed the rookie GM. [...]

June 22, 2011 – Dane Carbaugh With the NBA draft just days away, there’s no doubt that teams will be scrambling to fill voids on near-championship caliber teams by trading away draft picks for necessities and vice-versa. Half of the teams that reached this years playoffs — Indiana, Philadelphia, Miami, New York, Atlanta, Orlando, Los [...]

December 17, 2010 – Kevin Burke A few years ago, Celtics coach Doc Rivers was almost fired because he wasn’t generating enough wins for the team. He was spared his job and was brought back. That summer General Manger, Danny Ainge was able to attain Ray Allen and then Kevin Garnett a few weeks later. [...]