New York Knicks: Posting and Toasting Blog Articles
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
Did your favorite prospect make the cut? The NBA Draft Combine is just around the corner (May 16), and this weekend the league released its list of invitees. The biggest news — as always — is Lonzo Ball, who ended up being the one big-name American prospect to turn down an invite. But there are some other things of note, particularly for Knicks fans. French point guard (and favorite of us...
Posting and Toasting (chiniqua) —
Another in the continuing series on Sasha’s Fabulous Life (In past editions, fine wine and coffee , trusted restaurant recommendations , workout tips and fashion .) Some people just go to the dentist. But if you are an international superstar and respected winemaker, you don’t go to just any dentist, no. As we discovered, you go to a dentist who is maybe future Rob...
Posting and Toasting (MMiranda) —
The Punchies are back! The least realistic part of Mike Tyson’s Punch Out!! , the classic NES game, is not the stereotypes. It’s not the fact that Lil’ Mac, the game’s hero, is so short he literally has to jump off the ground to punch people, which would render his punches mostly useless. It’s not that one fighter can teleport around the ring, or that one drinks so much he’s literally...
Posting and Toasting (Alex Wolfe) —
Also: More details on Longstaff's Latvian summer. Who’s ready for some links today? I SAID WHO’S READY FOR SOME LINKS TODAY?! ... Just kidding, nothing is that exciting in Knicks land today. Here’s something to listen to while you read: It just struck me that that song and Food & Liquor are over 10 years old now. Damn. Kristaps rises back to the top of the link power rankings ...
Posting and Toasting (James Marceda) —
It feels like a bahundred jillion iTunes | Stitcher | Google Play Dear P&T Reader, You are hereby cordially invited to an intimate fireside chat with P&T’s preeminent pessimist, Jonathan Schulman. The evening’s agenda includes, but is not limited to: Kristaps’ self-actualization, world-class charcuterie, Jānis’s place in the Porzingis hierarchy, pigs in a blanket, a quiz about...
Posting and Toasting (Jonathan Schulman) —
We got ourselves a narc. Kristaps Porzingis wasn’t able to avoid the Knicks forever. The front office will be wedging all-around good guy and Rebecca Haarlow sideline interview googly-eyer, Joshua Longstaff, to train with the Latvian National Team for this summer’s EuroBasket. Here’s David Pick with the day’s particulars: Source: To appease Knicks front office, trainer Joshua Longstaff...
Posting and Toasting (Willis Reeding Rainbow) —
Also: Derrick Rose road trips to Chicago (again) and some mock drafts Happy Hump Day, P&Ters! On this dreary Wednesday, I bring you links that lack both in quantity, and in many cases, quality. Welcome to the offseason! Here’s a little listening material: Let’s start these links off strong — I’ll put my best foot forward in the links today. This piece by Chuck Mondiano for the...
Posting and Toasting (chiniqua) —
#knicksoff? #facetape? #knicksface? Perhaps you’ve seen these collages all over the internets with weird , creepy , computer-morphed faces? “What is that?” you wondered, maybe. “Why the hell would I want to see what Steve Bannon looks like as a woman ?” you may have screamed, internally. “Where are these things coming from and what do they have to do with my favorite basketball...
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
Sears and Tyson Chandler are the only two Knicks to lead the NBA in field-goal percentage. One of the stars of early Knicks history, Ken Sears, died Monday at the age of 83. Sears played seven seasons in New York, making two All-Star teams and twice leading the NBA in field-goal percentage (1958-59, 1959-60). He was the last Knick to pull off that feat until Tyson Chandler led the league in...
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
The most diabolical test in the history of mankind. The New York Knicks haven’t been good at much during the three full seasons of the Phil Jackson regime, but they have at the very least been quite generous in handing out starting spots to their players. Only one of the 16 dudes to play for the 2016-17 Knicks failed to start at least one game: Chasson Randle. Still, that pales in comparison...
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
Latvia forever! Kristaps Porzingis wasted little time after returning to his native Latvia last week, announcing in a Monday press conference that he will indeed represent his home country in this summer’s Eurobasket tournament. Official: Kristaps Porzingis WILL PLAY for Latvia in #EuroBasket2017 pic.twitter.com/RCHd0PlOQF — Andrejs Silins (@AndrejsSilins) April 24, 2017 ...
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
Wrong sport, you say? Whatever. A New York sports team clinched a postseason series win with a victory in Madison Square Garden Saturday night...and yes, there were Knicks present. Maurice Ndour, Justin Holiday and Sasha Vujacic—the Three Musketeers, if you will—attended the Rangers’ 3-1 win over the Canadiens in Game 6 of their first round series. You can see them celebrating behind the...