

Andrew wrote:And you thought MJ's "I'm Back" set the basketball world on fire.
Jeffx wrote:Now Amar'e's out 2 to 3 weeks with left knee problems - oy vay. Will this cat make it through the season?



Andrew wrote:It's not all doom and gloom! According to Deron Williams, Felton is better than Lin.









rise wrote:This is going to be a scary team when Shumpert gets back.
With things clicking in New York right now, I do expect an Amare trade by the deadline. I think there are teams who will take a chance on him, I really think a healthy Stoudemire is still an All-Star in this league. New York would have to take back a Tyrus Thomas, Andris Biedrins, John Salmons, or Richard Jefferson-like contract back but I think it would be worth it.
benji wrote:LeBron is such a choker. And people were talking about him as an all-time great. As having possibly surpassed Kobe. What a joke.
Stress Fracture wrote:It also seems like the Knicks don't feel Fields' departure.
Badshotter wrote:Stress Fracture wrote:It also seems like the Knicks don't feel Fields' departure.
Because they have JR Smith.






benji wrote:LeBron is such a choker. And people were talking about him as an all-time great. As having possibly surpassed Kobe. What a joke.
Andrew wrote:Impressive effort to remain unbeaten. This start has to be a pleasant surprise for Knicks fans everywhere; it remains to be seen how long they can keep it up and how far they can go, but they're looking pretty good right now.





Dan's Brain wrote:I think i remember hearing an analyst (probably JVG) suggest the notion of Amare playing a 6th man role when he comes back. Worth considering? Thoughts?



Jeffx wrote:Playing Carmelo at the 4 against Memphis is asking for trouble. That front line is no joke - physical and nasty.
Lin wrote:I Might Be a Knick if D’Antoni Stayed


SteveHTOWN wrote:Jeffx wrote:Playing Carmelo at the 4 against Memphis is asking for trouble. That front line is no joke - physical and nasty.
Lakers could/ should provide the same problems as Memphis.
But Knicks could have gotten away with the W in that game if they'd just made enough of their 3pointers. Rebound numbers were pretty much even (34 [NYK]-35 [MEM]). Both teams blocked 6 shots, so despite Memphis frontcourt, Knicks had their chances...
Andrew wrote:So long as Isiah stays away, the future is promising.

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