New York Knicks: Posting and Toasting Blog Articles
Posting and Toasting (James Marceda) —
In which I make my case for retaining Courtney Lee’s services On today’s ‘sode I show some love for Courtney Lee and Kyle O’Quinn, talk about Kyle O’Quinn’s side gig as Professional Bar Mitzvah Guest, and preview Thursday’s tilt against the despicable cowards of Boston. Listen!
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
Every week he dominates! The Westchester Knicks returned home following a long West Coast road trip and put a hurting on the Salt Lake City Stars, 98-83. You gotta love the defensive effort, holding SLC well below 90 points. Leading the charge as always was guard Trey Burke . The Michigan alum dropped 28 points on the Stars in celebration of his second consecutive G-League Player of the...
Posting and Toasting (James Marceda) —
Gross On today’s sode I break down the Knicks’ SOUL CRUSHING DEFEAT to the Charlotte Jordans using my patented 5-on-3 method. 5 minutes on each of the 3 MOST CRUCIAL STORYLINES OF THE GAME. Put em together and whaddaya got? Well, still poop, but you’ll really truly understand the essence of this particular poop after I’m done with yaz. Listen!
Posting and Toasting (MMiranda) —
Move it along, folks. Nothing to see here. You know those days where you have a great morning, a great day at work, everything’s going fine, you get home and kiss your partner and five minutes later something’s gone wrong, and you realize with sickening quickness that you’re trapped in one of those arguments that always ends with you buried in the bowels of hell? The Knicks’ 109-91...
Posting and Toasting (MMiranda) —
The high point tonight? No fake comeback. No Kristaps Porzingis. No Tim Hardaway Jr. No chance. The Knicks were competitive for six minutes, then spent the rest of the night Murphy Law-ing their way to a 109-91 drubbing in Charlotte against the Hornets. Early on Michael Beasley was blocking shots and dominating the boards; the prescient and the cynical among us knew this meant it would not...
Posting and Toasting (James Marceda) —
Or, the fatal sonning of Oklahoma City On today's 'sode I revel in one of the all-time great petty victories as the Knicks beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 111-96 in Carmelo Anthony's DISASTROUS return to Madison Square Garden. Am I gonna talk about Michael Beasley's 30 points? Will I touch on Ron Baker's 3-point wizardry? Will I get to Doug McDermott's REVENGE GAME? YOU BET YOUR ASS I...
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
I’m still not sure what happened. Saturday’s matchup between the Oklahoma City Thunder and New York Knicks lost a whole lot of juice once it was revealed that Kristaps Porzingis would be sitting out with a sore knee. Sure, the Thunder were vulnerable, having just played a three-overtime game in Philadelphia the previous evening. True, Steven Adams was also out for OKC. But the...