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Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
Wendell Cruz-USA TODAY Sports I swear. If you didn’t watch Tuesday’s game between the Knicks and Cavaliers, you missed some of the wildest shit to happen on a basketball court since James Naismith first put the ball into the peach basket. Cavaliers superstar Donovan Mitchell — who has been connected with the Knicks from time to time, you may have heard — had the ball with 15...
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Photo by Mike Stobe/Getty Images The Clippers may be interested in trading for Hartenstein who played for them last season. There are reports within NBA circles that the Los Angeles Clippers could be interested in reuniting with their former backup center Isaiah Hartenstein. Here’s why the New York Knicks could make the move and what it might look like. According to...
Posting and Toasting (Kento Kato) —
Wendell Cruz-USA TODAY Sports No thanks. It’s crazy to think that just two years after making a finals appearance, the Phoenix Suns are struggling to stay above .500 and be a consistently competitive team in the West. Injuries to Devin Booker and Cam Johnson, who recently came back, have been devastating. Jae Crowder not playing a single minute has hurt as well. But the Suns, who...
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Dennis Schneidler-USA TODAY Sports Trying to avoid that five-in-a-row void. Ah, the smell of competition is in the air at Madison Square Garden. Or let’s hope that’s the odor. On Tuesday, the scorching hot Donovan Mitchell, ninth in the league with 28.4 points per game, leads the Cleveland Cavaliers (29-19) into the hallowed halls of MSG for another crack at the New York...
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Benny Sieu-USA TODAY Sports Could be a nice recoup after fumbling the entire Reddish situation Cam Reddish’s consecutive DNP count is now at 25 after not playing in Toronto on Sunday night, and that number is sure to keep rising as long as he is on the team. Now, how much longer he’ll rot away on Tom Thibodeau’s bench remains to be seen but with the trade deadline just over two weeks...
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Photo by Vaughn Ridley/NBAE via Getty Images The Knicks fell to the Raptors on their way to losing their fourth consecutive game The Knicks ' ship kept sinking on Sunday as New York (25-23) lost to the Toronto Raptors , 116-125 in regulation. The Raptors (21-27) broke a three-game losing streak of their own in defeating the Knicks, something they already did to New York at MSG as...
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Dan Hamilton-USA TODAY Sports The Knicks losing streak extends to four as New York loses to the Raptors for the third time this season. The Knicks fell 125-116 to the Raptors in Toronto as they dropped their fourth straight. They lost three out of four games against their division rivals in the season series. It began terribly for the Knicks in the first quarter as they were...
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Vincent Carchietta-USA TODAY Sports Here we go again. Mitchell Robinson's recent injury is the primary reason we got smacked in the paint and on second-chance points last game against the Hawks. But, as a Tom Thibodeau-coached team, we should have the defensive insight and discipline to maintain our identity and effort without Robinson. Thibs is a defensive maestro, right? The Hawks...
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Dale Zanine-USA TODAY Sports Even Mrs. Murray knows it’s true. Last night the New York Knicks lost in Atlanta to the Hawks. This is not big news. If you’d told fans of either team before the season that in January the latter would win a home game versus the former, neither fan base would blink. However, it’s important not to lose sight of the fact that there really aren’t that many...
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Dale Zanine-USA TODAY Sports Great offense! Horrid defense! I’m starting to think this team only knows to operate in streaks, whether those are winning or losing ones. We suspected it was not entirely about Madison Square Garden, and our own Professor Miranda confirmed the Garden is and was never Eden . After Friday’s 124-139 loss to the Atlanta Hawks (24-22), the Knicks ...
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Dale Zanine-USA TODAY Sports The Knicks falter late in the fourth quarter and fall to the Hawks in Atlanta. The Knicks lost their third straight game on Friday night as they fell to the Atlanta Hawks 139-124 after letting the game slip away in the fourth quarter. New York had the lead at halftime and after keeping the game within their grasp going into the fourth quarter. However,...
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
Dale Zanine-USA TODAY Sports Bleh. The New York Knicks lost to the Atlanta Hawks , 139-124, on Friday night. It was their third loss in a row. This was the first game in a while that New York started without center Mitchell Robinson, who is out for several weeks with an injured thumb. And the absence of Big Mitch was certainly felt from the opening tip, as the Hawks were getting...
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David Reginek-USA TODAY Sports A lot more than people realize. Knicks versus Wizards, floor-level seats, first Knicks game in over a year. To my right is my girlfriend, who got me tickets for my birthday, and I’m watching Jalen Brunson live. What more could I ask for? With the cool, crisp air of the Garden flowing around us, and the sounds of squeaking sneakers that all basketball...
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Photo by Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE via Getty Images While Mitchell Robinson recovers from a fractured thumb, New York has a chance to field a fun, fast, and effective offensive lineup. With New York Knicks center Mitchell Robinson out for at least three weeks with a fractured thumb , the team has to pivot. Robinson was a part of the five-man rotation for the Knicks that has played...
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Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images A trip to peach country to face the troublesome Hawks. On Friday, the Atlanta Hawks (23-22) hope to extend their four-game winning streak when they welcome their old rivals, the New York Knicks (25-21). Buzz off birds, says I. Coming off consecutive losses at MSG, the Knicks will try to improve their road record (14-8) with a win against...