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Al Harrington was on a mission tonight.  David Lee was a beast offensively and on the boards (when is he not?).  The Knicks won again.  21-25 heading into a big, big week.
Al Harrington dropped 31 points, and Lee added 23 points and 17 rebounds.  When a player grabs 17 rebounds, you generally raise [...]

When: 7:00 P.M.
Where: Conseco Fieldhouse
Watch: MSG
Starting Lineups:
Pacers (19-28)
PG – T.J Ford
SG – Jarret Jack
SF – Mike Dunleavy Jr.
PF – Danny Granger
C – Troy Murphy
Rest of Rotation: Rasho Nesterovic, Marquis Daniels, Jeff Foster
Knicks (20-25)
PG: Chris Duhon
SG: Quentin Richardson
SF: Al Harrington
PF: Jared Jeffries
C: David Lee
Rest of Rotation: Nate Robinson, Wilson Chandler, Tim Thomas, [...]

Editor’s Note: Your boy Tommy is cold and tired of the weather and it’s affecting his memory. Mobley retired so there is some clarity now on my end, the Knicks do have a roster spot. My apologies.

I guess the NBA isn’t pro-Knick resurgence.
I wholeheartedly agree that the NBA blew it here in deciding against [...]

Chris Sheridan had a good piece yesterday on ESPN that listed the top 12 trade assets and the Knicks were in the mix in more ways than one. Unfortunately, the number one asset is the 2010 first round pick owned by the Jazz, which they earned as part of the Stephon Marbury deal. It was [...]

Nice job by Marc Berman snagging Dwayne Wade who fueled further speculation that both he and Lebron James could join forces in 2010.
Wade, following the Heat’s loss to the Pacers, told The Post he and James could join forces in 2010, with the Knicks New York Knicks not out of the question. Wade indicated [...]

I like Henry Abbott. He’s built a great network of bloggers at ESPN. But how on earth can you explain this take on David Lee not making the All-Star team?
David Lee
“…Lee is just here as a courtesy to the millions of Knick fans. Oh, he’s a player and all, and I know Mike D’Antoni was [...]

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So the Knicks have their collective hands full at home this week, which is a critical juncture for any playoff hopes the team and its fans may have.
In come Kobe, Big Chief Triangle and the Lakers Monday, Lebron on Wednesday and the World Champs on Friday.
So I ask you:

In many ways, two of the three Knick 2005 first round picks embody the city that they represent.  Nate Robinson’s electricity, David Lee’s grit, both of their determination… they both seem to love playing here and fans for the most part love watching them play here.
There is no question that the two home grown Knicks [...]