According to Newsday, Wilson Chandler will be available for Wednesday’s opener against the Heat.
“…Wilson Chandler (knee) returned to practice yesterday and is on track to play in tomorrow night’s season opener against the Heat at the Garden. Said D’Antoni: “He’s ready to roll…”
No word, yet on Danilo Gallinari, who could be a game time decision.  [...]

Hoopsworld’s Joel Brigham recently did his annual predictions for the upcoming season, and took the opportunity to highight your Knicks.
Among his league-wide opinions, Brigham notes:

The New York Knicks will win over 30 games this year (compared to 23 wins last season).
As much as the Knicks would love to trade Zach Randolph, nobody’s going to want [...]

With the news that Ewing Jr. has been officially cut, Internet forums everywhere are buzzing with dejected fans confused by the decision.
Fans believe this should not have been an issue about money, since none believe Jerome James deserves to be in a Knick uniform. And poor Anthony Roberson, I hope the kid gets to play [...]

So I guess I’m about to be shocked.
It appears, based on several reports, that Donnie Walsh has decided to keep Anthony Roberson at the expense of fan favorite Patrick Ewing Jr.
Clearly, this move makes little sense on the surface, based on the performances of the two, Roberson couldn’t hit a shot and barely played, but [...]

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So today’s the day for final cuts, a reminder of the days when your coach would post the names of the team on a piece of loose leaf taped to the gym door then run for the parking lot.
As I said before, it will be no surprise for Ewing Jr. to make the team, and [...]

From Chris McCosky at the Detroit News:
“You might have read in some of the New York papers that the Pistons were keeping an eye on the Knicks to see how Zach Randolph fits with Mike D’Antoni’s system. The presumption being that if the Knicks look to move Zach, the Pistons would be interested. Trust me, [...]

Investopedia.com defines a sunk cost as “a cost that has been incurred and cannot be reversed.” When making decisions for the future and deciding on whether to invest in a project, generally sunk costs are ignored as they cannot be recovered. Therefore, they should not affect management’s decision making.
Jerome James has two years and close [...]