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Well, that just about does it.
The Knicks came out with good energy, on the heels of last night’s “effort” in Washington. But they couldn’t sustain it throughout the course of the game, and the Wolves flat wanted it more.
Kevin Love, who was invisible in the team’s matchup at the Garden, lit the Knicks up [...]

Knicks-Timberwolves Preview
By MATT BECKER
Following a humiliating loss last weekend, the New York Knicks responded by thoroughly dominating the Minnesota Timberwolves.
The Knicks again try to take out their frustrations on the hapless Timberwolves on Sunday night at the Target Center.
After a 106-104 loss to Toronto on Thursday, New York (18-28) was hoping to bounce back Saturday [...]

Via NY Post
“…Amityville’s point guard Mike James told The Post he is hoping the Wizards can find a new home for him at Feb. 18’s trading deadline and he is the expiring contract the Knicks would be willing to take on as they look for backcourt help.
The sharpshooter has played just three games this season [...]

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This just in, Mike Miller is still open.
What the Knicks have shown most recently, is the inability to bring enough energy to a game after a hard loss. Reason number #101 why superstars are so essential in this league.
Stars just don’t allow teams to lose games they could and should win, but judging from [...]

Knicks-Wizards Preview
By KATE HEDLIN
Posted Jan 30 2010 12:47AM
After playing poorly during their homestand, the New York Knicks may be looking forward to facing two of the NBA’s worst teams on the road, beginning Saturday night against the Washington Wizards.
Those feelings are likely tempered, however, as New York waits to see if two key players will [...]

Via Yahoo-
“… Joe Johnson(notes) has the Atlanta Hawks contending now in the Eastern Conference, but several league sources say they wouldn’t be surprised if the All-Star guard leaves this summer, specifically to sign with the Chicago Bulls. The Hawks’ perch near the top of the East would likely keep them from moving Johnson – or [...]

Click on the media player to the right to check out my conversation with the great Lang Whitaker, executive editor of SLAM Magazine and slamonline.com and the man who handles “The Beat” for NBA.TV.
Lang and I chatted about the Hawks, the snubbing of David Lee in favor of Al Horford and, amongst other things, Jamal [...]

The above title suggests that this will be a compare and contrast of three of the most talented front court players in the Eastern Conference, if not the entire league.
And it will be. But before I get into it, let’s just pour the final shovel of dirt on the Lee snubbing. It was close, but [...]

Jared Jeffries left tonight’s game injured in the first half and remained on the bench from there.
According to Adam Zagoria, Jeffries will undergo an MRI Friday morning for a hyperextended right knee.
Hard to believe I’m seriously saying this, but I hope Jeffries isn’t down too long.
We could use his defense.

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To me, this came down to a tremendous and calculated play call by Toronto head coach Jay Triano. On the other end, when the team needed the tying basket, Mike D’Antoni couldn’t get the right play call right.
And give Jared Jack credit. He did a tremendous job in holding Nate Robinson on that last [...]