New York Knicks: Posting and Toasting Blog Articles
Posting and Toasting (ArdenFranklyn) —
Despite having three games with offensive firepower, the W-Knicks couldn’t close the deal during a unsuccessful return back home. With less than two months remaining in this current G League season, the pressure begins to creep up on everybody. More than ever, will players make their next push to make it to the NBA. On the other hand, teams are constantly finding ways to develop them in...
Posting and Toasting (The Ghost of Kristaps Past) —
The Knicks lost. Again. Yeah, so the Knicks played a basketball game last night. They lost. Nobody was surprised and very few even seemed to care. Even the Knicks beat guys took the night off of illogical criticisms, so kudos to them. I didn’t actually remember I was recapping this game until midway through the second quarter. I’m not sure it matters. This game was so nondescript, and...
Posting and Toasting (BennyBuckets71) —
Is it possible to get AD without giving up KP? The New Orleans Pelicans received devastating news on Monday when superstar and well-known unibrow enthusiast Anthony Davis requested a trade, and multiple media outlets are reporting that the Knicks intend to officially enter the AD sweepstakes. If ever there was a time to use the phrase “oh snap,” it’s now. The brouhaha began, as most...
Posting and Toasting (MMiranda) —
3 good quarters + 1 bad quarter = 10-39 What is the opposite of a fake comeback? A fake lead? A false promise? Whatever it is, that’s what the Knicks did tonight, competing for 36 minutes before a fugly fourth resulted in a 101-92 defeat to the Charlotte Hornets, New York’s 10th loss in a row and 23rd in 25 games. Yowza. Let’s start with the positives. Kevin Knox was back at it tonight...
Posting and Toasting (MMiranda) —
On a night when legends were cheered, and even the Heat, these Knicks were not. New York’s 106-97 loss to Miami Sunday night Flashed back (pun def intended) to the past. The haters and charlatans never forged in those fires look back on classic Knicks/Heat and call it ugly. Ugly? Y’all don’t know ugly. For those not watching the Lakers & Suns game, here's a recap ...
Posting and Toasting (Jonathan Schulman) —
It hurts. Second game in as many night for the Knicks (10-38) who have lost nine consecutive now. Can the Hornets (23-25) make it an even ten in a row? Charlotte is currently holding onto the eighth seed in the East with all the grip strength they can muster. They’re also coming off a disastrous loss to the Bucks . After two days off they should come out focused tonight. In their last...
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
Wade still has one more game left in The Garden, people. It was probably our fault for enjoying a Knicks game, even for a few minutes. The home team made some tremendous strides in the first half Sunday against the Miami Heat , particularly on defense. The boys in orange in blue switched with passion and purpose, played the passing lanes with panache, and blocked shots en route to a 58-52...
Posting and Toasting (Jonathan Schulman) —
We could all use a beach day. Hello Knick faithful. It’s been a while since... wait no. I tried to wash Friday’s loss off my stinking body but the rats have drowned me in their pizza crusts. It’s been nine games since the last time the Knicks got a win. They now hold court with a very soggy 10-37 record. That makes them squarely the second worst team in the NBA. The Heat (23-24) are...
Posting and Toasting (MMiranda) —
The losing ain’t it, chief. Last week we started counting down the 20 reasons we can’t turn away from Team Tank, even during yet another doomed (but not desultory!) campaign. You’ll find reasons 20 thru 10 here . This week, it’s on to the best of the rest. 10) Tim Hardaway Jr. Ever read Animal Farm ? The animals rise up and overthrow Mr. Jones, the farm’s jerk-off owner, and...
Posting and Toasting (Alex Wolfe) —
Good plan. I wish I had a really cool analogy or metaphor to lead in with here — I have pretty big shoes to fill with recapper extraordinaire MMiranda off tonight. But, look, if there’s one thing I’ve learned how to do over the years, it’s to be accepting. In this case, I’m accepting of the fact that I don’t have the seemingly endless and accessible-on-a-dime inventory of brilliant social,...
Posting and Toasting (Jonathan Schulman) —
A migraine inducer. If you love headaches, this was the game for you. The Knicks came out blazing with 37 points in the first quarter. Over the next two quarters Brooklyn steadily wrested control. First they grabbed the tool, then they punctured the heart. In the fourth quarter, with the Knicks leaking profusely, the Nets drank the blood. It was really fun in the early going, Jarrett...
Posting and Toasting (Alex Wolfe) —
Gas up the ol’ trade machine and let’s get weird Hey guys! I know Prof. Miranda usually handles mailbags, but I wanted a spin. And since I’m a trade machine junkie, there’s no better time for a mock trade mailbag than right now, mere days before the trade deadline. Here’s the facts: Enes Kanter wants OUT ! But does a contending team even want to pay anything to acquire him? Could the ...
Posting and Toasting (Jonathan Schulman) —
Nah, I’m good. Ok, we have to care about the Nets again. Start caring. Now stop. Start again...OK, stop. Brooklyn (26-23) has won five in a row and eight of their last ten. That’s good stuff! They’ve been cruising with D’Angelo Russell leading the way and maybe finally starting to get comfortable with the NBA game. New York (10-36) is trending quite the other way. Perhaps your local...
Posting and Toasting (Alex Wolfe) —
Alternate title: Just trade the old guys already Social media. It’s either the greatest invention of our generation, or maybe someday will lead us to a nuclear holocaust in the hands of our president. Who knows? All I know is, the Knicks are not good at it. Well, except for Luke Kornet. He’s indispensable . But to all the rest of ’em? Delete your account . Take, for example, Allonzo...
Posting and Toasting (BennyBuckets71) —
Melo was cookin’ like Emeril. Bam! Carmelo Anthony ’s NBA future may be clouded with uncertainty, but his past as a premier player in the league is undeniable, and this week marks five years since Melo set the Knicks franchise and Madison Square Garden single game scoring record with 62 points during a rout of the Charlotte Bobcats. Today’s version of Anthony is wandering the NBA,...