New York Knicks: Posting and Toasting Blog Articles
Posting and Toasting (MMiranda) —
Boundaries are healthy. I don’t miss Phil Jackson . I’m not too proud to admit I was super happy when he took the wheel of the Good Ship Knicks . I looked for reasons to embrace Derek Fisher . I embraced the tank in its infancy. A year in, I was def down with Phil ...until he traded Robin Lopez for Derrick Rose , an indefensible move both for its on- and off-the-court...
Posting and Toasting (MMiranda) —
Some games are unforgettable. I don’t remember if this was one of them. The Knicks’ 127-109 defeat at the handsy hands of the Oklahoma City Thunder pitted New York’s very young, very starless squad against OKC’s very veteran roster headed by the Big Two of Russell Westbrook and Paul George. This was not the best match-up one might draw up on paper. It was also not the worst. This game is...
Posting and Toasting (Alex Wolfe) —
It wasn’t all bad, but it was mostly bad. There was a basketball game this afternoon. Luckily for us, today is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, so you’d be forgiven for just taking today to study MLK’s preachings and perhaps trying to find some life lessons to apply to today in these trying times in America. But the basketball part, it’s tradition! And it’s also been a tradition in recent years...
Posting and Toasting (Jonathan Schulman) —
MLK. BLM. Happy Martin Luther King Day, everyone. This annual day-game has been one of the happiest traditions in the life of my Knick fandom. It’s a second consecutive matinee for the Knickerbockers (10-34). Today they’ll face the Thunder (27-18) who nearly lost to the Sixers over the weekend but Paul George made a miraculous 3-pointer, with the foul to take the win. It came after ...
Posting and Toasting (ArdenFranklyn) —
Hicks and Warney score 27 a piece to help W-Knicks recover from their recent 0-3 road trip. There isn’t a better feeling in the world than returning home, even if your stay is so brief. Life on the road, especially for sports teams, can take a serious toll on one’s physical and mental physic. Since December 1st, the Westchester Knicks (17-12) had played 11 out of 16 games away from home,...
Posting and Toasting (MMiranda) —
These are our readers. It’s 2019. A new year brings new questions. Let’s try some. 1) Would signing [Emmanuel] Mudiay to a 2-year, $10M (total) deal be a good idea? — Corpsicles Yes! That’s about what Frank Ntilikina and Kevin Knox are making on their rookie contracts. Mudiay’s assist percentage (25.3%) is more than double his turnover percentage (12.5%) for the first time in his...
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
Also: Scott Perry may be calling other teams about a prospective trade for the young PG. With the 2019 trade deadline rapidly approaching, the Knicks will surely be looking to unload some of their unwanted players. But who exactly the front office considers “unwanted” is a matter of much debate. To that end, other teams have been calling the Knicks about Frank Ntilikina , the...
Posting and Toasting (BennyBuckets71) —
A questionable report says the Knicks and Mavericks have discussed such a deal, but the Knicks should refrain Rumors will be plentiful in the coming weeks with the NBA trade deadline less than a month away, but a new report saying the Dallas Mavericks and New York Knicks have discussed a deal that would include respective 2017 lottery picks Dennis Smith Jr. and Frank Ntilikina is...
Posting and Toasting (BennyBuckets71) —
It was truly a different era of NBA basketball They say defense wins championships, and by that logic the New York Knicks were crowned as NBA champions 18 years ago this week when the team set a then-record by holding their opponents under 100 points for 33 consecutive games. The impressive defensive achievement — which, just to be clear, did not count as an actual NBA championship...
Posting and Toasting (Alex Wolfe) —
What’s next after Harden’s double step-back? In case you missed it, Kevin Knox pulled out a nifty little trick to cap off his career-high 31-point outburst last Sunday afternoon: Did Knox break out Harden's double step-back? pic.twitter.com/YMdQzwweO3 — Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) January 13, 2019 Bah gawd! That’s James Harden ’s patented double (travel) step-back’s...
Posting and Toasting (MMiranda) —
Gutted. Jesus. The Knicks lost in incredible fashion Thursday afternoon, 101-100 to the Washington Wizards. This was one you had to see to believe, and even then you might not. After falling behind 2-0 New York led nearly wire-to-wire. But the fourth quarter was a nightmare factory, all that much darker for the many bursts of light witnessed in quarters one through three. Everything...
Posting and Toasting (Alex Wolfe) —
11 points in the fourth quarter! The Knicks lost today. On a goaltend . After blowing a 19-point lead in the second half and scoring just 11 points in the fourth quarter. Look no further — this was the Knicksiest game of the entire year. Right rubbish, innit? Made me want to honk all over the bloody place, it did. The Knicks came out BLAZING hot to start the game, led by London...
Posting and Toasting (Jonathan Schulman) —
Well chuffed. Oi. Blud, Fam. Ay, bruv, the Knicks (10-33) are bringing a right minging brand of basketball to the UK to face the Wizards (18-26). Washington has been trying to right their ship and make a push for the playoffs. The absence of John Wall has broadened the roles of their rotation players as well as put Bradley Beal front and center for the franchise. The team has largely...
Posting and Toasting (chiniqua) —
In Which the Knicks Hop the Pond Cheerio, mates! This week our beloved band of red-blooded American sportsballers travel to Merrie Olde Englande to play against the Mighty Washington Wizards (first the Brexit mishigas , now this — hasn’t the UK suffered enough?) There are a few fun pics. Mrs. Fiz herself fooling around with a phone booth, Danger enjoying the sights, ...
Posting and Toasting (ArdenFranklyn) —
Even with Allen and Warney scoring 22 apiece, W-Knicks couldn’t overcome incredibly hot shooting and 30 point deficit. Life on the road continued for the Westchester Knicks (16-11), as they traveled further Northwest to face the Salt Lake City Stars (13-11). And although, they were missing their leading scorer John Jenkins because of injury, the W-Knicks received much help to compete...