The Knicks stink. They stink bad…really, really bad. Everyone knew the Knicks weren’t going to be a good team this season. They would struggle to go .500. But there was some expectation of progress.
I wish I was arriving with better news Knicks fans, but I'm not going to sit here and lie to you. There isn't a whole lot to get excited about this year.
You might not realize it, but the Knicks do actually have to play this year, despite all their planning for 2010. Many important things can happen this year that will affect the long term health of the franchise.
Not much has been heard from the Knicks since Grant Hill and Jason Kidd both turned down their contract offers. Things, however, have been happening in front of everyone's eyes and behind the scenes. Let's take a look...
New York Knickerbockers President of Basketball Operations Donnie Walsh announced today that forward Jordan Hill, the eighth overall selection by New York in the 2009 NBA Draft, has been signed to a contract.
With free agents being able to sign on July 7th, here’s the Knicks free agency guide: This is where Donnie Walsh needs to earn his money as General Manager.
During my drive home I did a lot of thinking, talked to a lot of my Knicks fan friends, and tried to get in a positive frame of mind about the Knicks draft. It didn’t work. I’m even more irritated now than when I left MSG. This draft was an utter disaster.
The New York Knickerbockers have selected Jordan Hill from the University of Arizona with the eighth overall selection in the 2009 NBA Draft. “Jordan was one of the best big men in this year’s draft.
Ah yes, the NBA season is upon us. There is nothing quite like this time of year. We are in the heat of the baseball playoffs, and we are knee deep in the NFL and college football seasons.
Alright, let's not ignore the elephant in the room here. The Nets are one of the worst teams on paper in the entire NBA. Now, I would use the old cliché and say that games aren't played on paper, but the fact of the matter is ...
Training camp came and went for the New York Knicks after a relatively uneventful week up at Saratoga Springs. Now the team is hard at work at their practice facility in Greenburgh as they get ready for the October 28th opener...
