New York Knicks: Posting and Toasting Blog Articles
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‘They don’t think I’m one of the best playmakers of the 2019-20 rookie class!?’ | Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports Prove the haters and doubters wrong, RJ Michael Jordan is famous for using even the smallest of slights as motivation to propel him towards becoming the GOAT, and RJ Barrett should start emulating MJ by using the results of this year’s annual rookie survey as fuel for a...
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Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY Sports Can he go from good to VERY good? If you’re anything like me you know who Julius Randle is and you’re pretty sure he’s stronger than you, but what else is there to know about this guy? And how will he fit in with this year’s Knicks ? Let’s talk about it. What’s his full name? Julius Deion Randle. JDR for short. That’s easy to remember because you...
Posting and Toasting (Drew Steele) —
Stink The Professor is here to provide a lecture on writing Shwin is out, but Drew holds down the fort as he speaks with Posting & Toasting’s Matthew Miranda about the state of NBA writing. They address questions such as do more writers having outlets create less original work, does race, gender, and an overall lack of diversity in the industry have an affect on what’s written, and how...
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Stephen Lew-USA TODAY Sports Finding the ideal fit for two possibly non-ideal partners At the end of my last piece on Julius Randle ’s defense , I noted that the fit between he and Mitchell Robinson posed some puzzles. On the defensive side of the ball, Randle struggles in standard PnR coverages (Drop, Ice, Hedge, etc.) regardless of whether he’s involved in the action (guarding the...
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Photo by Jonathan Wiggs/The Boston Globe via Getty Images The dog days are just about ready to be put down... Did you know August is National Sandwich Month ? Did you know the first American president to recognize Black History Month was Gerald Ford in 1976 ? That means it took 200 years for the United States to formally recognize the general notion of Black achievement measured against...
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Adam Hunger-USA TODAY Sports If the Knicks make massive strides next season, this player will be a big part of it. Hey everyone! I’m back with another show this week. I dive into the full Knicks schedule for 2019-20 from top to bottom. The toughest stretches, the easier bits and where they Knicks can make a run. There are also two dates on the calendar to check the standings to see...
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R.J. Barrett doesn’t understand why you wouldn’t watch all these games. | Photo by Elsa/Getty Images You’re not going to want to miss these matchups. Everyone knows the Knicks open the season on the road against the San Antonio Spurs , and it’s common knowledge that Kristaps Porzingis makes his return to Madison Square Garden in mid-November, but there are many other notable games...
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Looking fresh fellas! | Photo by Brian Babineau/NBAE via Getty Images They look darn good in those Knickerbocker uniforms. This past Sunday was picture day for this year’s NBA rookie class, and in between taking photos that will be etched in history on basketball cards, Knicks neophytes RJ Barrett and Ignas Brazdeikis dished on topics including how they’ve spent the summer and why...
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Stephen R. Sylvanie-USA TODAY Sports Here’s a few dates to keep There’s truly nothing like August as an NBA fan, when something as simple as next year’s schedule getting released sets the internet ablaze for for a few hours. Turns out today’s that day, folks! Get out your reading specs and let’s take a look at the schedule together: Here’s the Knicks’ full schedule ...
Posting and Toasting (Jonathan Schulman) —
Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images See ya at training camp... and that’s about it. Last night the Knicks skipped a little stone out in the free agency pond by signing Mississippi State guard Lamar Peters . The jittery-quick lefty played with New York’s Summer League team in Las Vegas. Undrafted Mississippi State guard Lamar Peters has agreed to a non-guaranteed contract with the...
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Stingy Ask the Goombahs with Johnny Mac On today’s episode, Jonathan Macri of Knicks Film School joins Drew and Shwin to discuss an article he wrote where he bared his fangs and attacked lazy criticisms of the Knicks’ offseason. Afterwards, the dynamic trio discuss the state of NBA writing and play a new game called “Ask the Goombahs.”
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
Photo by Garrett Ellwood/NBAE via Getty Images Good guy. It’s high time we checked in on New York Knicks wunderkind Mitchell Robinson. I’m sorry to say, folks, that the news isn’t all good. Hopefully you didn’t tune in to Friday night’s Team USA scrimmage hoping to catch a glimpse of Mitch, who is on the USA Select Team. Sadly, Mitch injured his knee earlier in the week practicing with...
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Stephen R. Sylvanie-USA TODAY Sports Weird offseason news and the best Knicks starting five ever Hey everyone! I’m back again this week with another Friday Edition of the Posting and Toasting podcast! We go through some weird “news” surrounding the Knicks and dive into some real news concerning R.J. Barrett’s health and Frank Ntilikina’s play with France. I also pick the greatest Knicks...
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Summertime DSJ is all smiles. | https://twitter.com/nyknicks/status/1158918365576159232?s=20 It might be summer, but there’s still notable Knicks news to know. If the Knicks are going to unlock some sort of hidden chest full of victories next season, they can start by trying Dennis Smith Jr. ’s brand new key to the city of Fayetteville, which was bestowed upon the North Carolina native...
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Derick E. Hingle-USA TODAY Sports How did the Knicks’ prized free agent do on D last year? Let’s chat about Julius Randle ’s defense. First, his strengths. When Randle is engaged on the defensive end, he can string together good — if not great — sequences. On the ball, his strength makes him difficult to move, and his quick feet and speedy hip turns give him the ability to stay in...