Tim Shea is a really strong basketball eye and mind who contributes to Berman’s blog and he had some interesting things to say about Sergio Rodriguez, who hasn’t been all too impressive since being dealt to NY from the Kings at the deadline.
“…Sergio’s a nice young man, easy going, he has good instincts and he [...]

- I think the biggest thing I took from watching “Winning Time” was the depiction of Larry Brown and why he ultimately can only remain with certain teams for relatively short periods of time:
Players don’t the guy, but you don’t have to really like someone to have success in this league.
I really appreciated Reggie Miller [...]

I get the question all the time:
“Why didn’t D’Antoni play Darko”- and it’s one that I can really answer other than to suspect what I’ve seen from the couple of handfuls of practices I attended when he was here.
When I saw Darko in Saratoga I was excited because I though he was going to get [...]

When a New York team is an underdog and makes a great run (read the Miracle Mets, the 99 Knicks, 2007 Giants and this year’s Jets) the atmosphere is simply great in this city. You go in with tremendous anxiety and hope that the team plays flawless enough to win. If were a Jet fan [...]

My thoughts on the coach are pretty simple.
If you think you have the guy figured out based on this team, well, I just don’t believe you all too much.
As I’ve said all along, I will judge him starting with next year, and I actually respect the fact that he took this job.
As Coach Van Gundy [...]

By Kwame Eaddy
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1. Mike D’Antoni can’t win against coaches with less coaching experience
2. Mike D’Antoni does not see that his players are not motivated by his alienation tactics,or doesn’t care
3. Here is a list of his true achievements as knick [...]

By Ryan Trapasso
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We are all evolving. Plants are evolving. Animals are evolving. Societies, governments, law, music, technology, and, yes, even sports are evolving. As bodies change, times change, and preferences change, sports have changed along with them. The advancements in technology making [...]

Via Steve Adamek:
“…When last week’s report broke that Sacramento asked for David Lee as part of the three-way Tracy McGrady deal that also involved Houston as the price for the Kings accepting Jared Jeffries and his contract, Lee said he didn’t hear about it from anyone but a writer. And by the time his agent, [...]

by Ryan Trapasso
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Ewing. Oakley. Johnson. Camby. Houston. Van Gundy, Riley, and tough defense. The glory days.
Let’s fast forward ten years: Jonathan Bender’s first game playing as a Knick, and he lays a shoulder into a driving [...]

Via Sports Net-
“…There have always been conspiracy theories that Colangelo would end up in New York at some point, once Donnie Walsh was tired of the circus revolving around the franchise. It was also rumoured that the ‘Commish’ had lobbied the ‘poobahs’ at the top of the pyramid in New York to oust Isiah Thomas [...]