New York Knicks: Posting and Toasting Blog Articles
Posting and Toasting (Alex Wolfe) —
There’s a lot to it. Posting and Toasting is joined by a very special guest today — Jeffrey Bellone, AKA Knicks Film School on Twitter , AKA the founder of the fantastic new site of the same name . JB stopped by today to break down the Knicks’ recent pick-and-roll defense (or lack thereof). Enjoy! When David Fizdale announced that Luke Kornet would be replacing Enes Kanter ...
Posting and Toasting (Jonathan Schulman) —
La La land needs Carmelo. The L-Train is headed to California as the Knicks (9-29) square up against the Lakers (21-17) tonight. New York has lost eight consecutive and are in the middle of a six game west coast trapeze act with no safety netting. Los Angeles is missing Lebron James and has been sub .500 over their last ten games. Their latest loss came at home to a hot Oklahoma City...
Posting and Toasting (BennyBuckets71) —
A well-deserved late Christmas gift for the 19-year-old rook Undeterred by a slow start to his debut season, New York Knicks neophyte Kevin Knox shined bright during December with averages of 17.1 points and 6 rebounds per game, and on Thursday the NBA rewarded the lanky teenager by naming him Eastern Conference rookie of the month. After being selected 9th overall in last year’s draft...
Posting and Toasting (ArdenFranklyn) —
Jenkins and Wiggs’ 20+ point performances wasn’t enough to overcome Alize Johnson’s 38 points for the Mad Ants. After enduring a very busy December schedule, filled with more games on fewer days and extensive travels, the Westchester Knicks (15-8) returned home in time to celebrate the New Year and prepare for their next opponent. Coming into town on Wednesday night, was the Fort Wayne Mad...
Posting and Toasting (zachdiluzio) —
The video (and numbers) don't lie. Enes Kanter has become a problem. While it’s easy to point to the passive aggressive tweets, the incessant complaining, and the proclivity for airing dirty laundry to the media, the real problem runs much deeper. If those superficial issues were the only issues Kanter brought to this young Knicks team, it would be a simple fix: bench him until he asks...
Posting and Toasting (Alex Wolfe) —
C’mon, Enes, don’t get our hopes up like that Enes Kanter met with Scott Perry on Monday about the Knicks ’ overall lack of success lately. Unfortunately, that meeting didn’t start nor end with a trade request, but maybe that’ll come somewhere down the line. From Steve Popper of Newsday : Kanter , who had his starting job taken away three games ago, insisted that it isn’t the bench...
Posting and Toasting (MMiranda) —
For a while the Knicks got well, then came the expected L. It’s 2019 and the Knicks clearly resolved not to fall behind by 40 in the first half anymore. Success! Tonight they were in the game till the very end, falling to the Denver Nuggets 115-108. Denver welcomed back Gary Harris and the recently resurrected Paul Millsap. They also welcomed back Emmanuel Mudiay, who played his first game...
Posting and Toasting (Jonathan Schulman) —
Happy new tears. Hello and welcome to the year 2019. It’s been 5779 for a little while and it will be 4717 pretty, pretty soon. We’re even well into the 6000’s by some accounts, and of course, we’re actually just on this here voyage for a blink of this 4.543 billion year old marble’s eye. New York (9-28) is in Colorado for the third game of their six-game road trip. Denver (23-11)...
Posting and Toasting (Alex Wolfe) —
Also: Nothing else, that’s it. Happy New Year’s Eve, folks! The hip, happenin’ thing to do seems to be to post “Best Of” lists this year, and since P&T’s the best site on the interwebs, our Best Of list will surely be the best of the Best Of lists. Here’s something to listen to: The Best of the Best MMiranda Enes Kanter: It’s Complicated The Knicks won’t sign a big free agent...
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
The sooner the better. I swear to you, this article isn’t going to be about Enes Kanter. The loquacious veteran has been the subject of roughly 10,000 articles over the past few days, including one Sunday afternoon from Marc Berman of The New York Post. Buried in another “What will the Knicks do about Kanter?” piece, however, was an important piece of information concerning rookie center...
Posting and Toasting (MMiranda) —
48 minutes of stank face I took my family glow golfing today. There was a laser maze there. It looked like fun: you buy a token, go behind this curtain, and you’re in a dark room with green laser beams everywhere. You’re supposed to crawl under, step over and stretch around the beams, avoiding them as you try to reach a couple of targets on the walls. It looked simple, and as I started my...
Posting and Toasting (Alex Wolfe) —
Watch the fourth quarter only if you hate yourself The Knicks lost tonight. I don’t know the final score. I’m writing this at the beginning of the 4th quarter. I’ll probably turn this off in about a minute. Here’s the only highlight that really matters, a sick Frank Ntilikina dunk: Frank with the PROVOCATIVE STUFF pic.twitter.com/SMP5X2iJjJ — Posting and Toasting (@ptknicksblog) ...
Posting and Toasting (Jonathan Schulman) —
Smooth. On to Utah! The Knicks (9-27) march (backward) triumphantly to Salt Lake City to face the dixieland acid of the Jazz (17-19) tonight. Utah has been tightening the vice after a rough start to the season. Most NBA pundits had Utah squarely in the top half of the best teams in the West, but the slaughter fest in that wretched conference has made it so no one knows who they are or...
Posting and Toasting (BennyBuckets71) —
It’s all fun and games until Kristaps Porzingis returns There has been drama surrounding recent matchups between the New York Knicks and Milwaukee Bucks , something the Bucks have made sure of by calling out the Knicks via social media and attempting to crown Giannis Antetokounmpo as the “king of New York,” and while the theater of it all has been entertaining, the whole thing is just...
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
Cool quote, bro. The Knicks practiced at the University of Utah Friday in preparation for Saturday’s showdown with the Utah Jazz . As usual, Enes Kanter was in his element holding court in front of reporters. He had a lot to say about Thursday’s fracas with Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo. I’m not terribly interested in him calling out Giannis, or Bucks assistant coach Darvin...