New York Knicks: Posting and Toasting Blog Articles
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
Who is he? And what might this mean for Joakim Noah? The New York Knicks continue to sign players heading into training camp, despite the fact that they are now at the league-mandated player limit. It was reported Friday that the team has signed forward Jeff Coby to a deal. Columbia’s Jeff Coby has agreed to a deal with the Knicks, league sources confirm. Coby, a Hatian National Team...
Posting and Toasting (Drew Steele) —
Big news the other day, everyone. Jimmy Butler is interested in being traded to the New York Knicks ! Well ... his first team is the Los Angeles Clippers and then the Knicks ... and also the Brooklyn Afterthoughts Nets . Nevertheless, there is a very slim chance that Butler is either traded to the Knicks or comes in free agency, and there is a 100-percent chance that he is no longer a...
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
Division II guard! Oops. I forgot to mention this amid the flurry of front office press conferences and Jimmy Butler rumors, but the Knicks have signed Tyrius Walker to an Exhibit 10 contract for training camp. Tyrius Walker, who played well for the Knicks in Summer League, has signed a contract with the club, per his agency. https://t.co/CAsusA9E3m — Ian Begley (@IanBegley) ...
Posting and Toasting (Drew Steele) —
Another riveting Q&A with Steve/Perry and David Fizdale The New York Knickerbockers braintrust had a press conference today. Not this one from earlier in the week , but one with the media asking the pressing questions and issues facing the team. Never-before questions were asked today, pushing the limits of where journalism can go to in the future. Was Porzingis at the training facility...
Posting and Toasting (Alex Wolfe) —
Interesting... Jimmy Butler’s much-ballyhooed meeting with Tom Thibodeau finally happened on Tuesday, and, well, it’s safe to say it didn’t go all that well for the Timberwolves: Jimmy Butler has requested a trade from the Minnesota Timberwolves, league sources tell me and @JonKrawczynski . Butler has given Minnesota a list of one-to-three teams with whom he's open to signing extension,...
Posting and Toasting (James Marceda) —
Frank is a giant On today’s ‘sode I’m joined by Matt Miranda to discuss what happened during the Knicks’ town hall on Monday and how optimistic Knicks fans should feel about the next few seasons. Listen!
Posting and Toasting (Alex Wolfe) —
Some confusing news to get you through the middle of your week It’s been considered kind of an inevitability over the summer that the Knicks would look to deal Courtney Lee before what’s sure to be a year full of trying out younger players like Mario Hezonja, Damyean Dotson and Allonzo Trier in Lee’s former bench shooting guard role. Now, there may be some confirmation that the feeling is...
Posting and Toasting (Alex Wolfe) —
Taking on the two-ways The 2017-18 NBA season saw the advent of two-way contracts . This allows teams to sign two players to low-money deals that allow them to spend most of their time in the G-League, but also up to 45 days with the parent NBA team. With the growing role of the G-League for player development in the NBA, these players should prove to be more and more important. In the...
Posting and Toasting (Alex Wolfe) —
A pleasant chat with the Knicks braintrust Remember just a little over a year ago , when Phil Jackson used to go two-thirds of a year hunched in a cave deep within the bowels of Madison Square Garden, sustaining himself on a diet of peyote and non-GMO microwave burritos, emerging only to briefly address/insult the news media and give strange, vague answers? Those days are thankfully long...
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
Art. New York Knicks superstar Kristaps Porzingis remains in his homeland of Latvia as he rehabs his torn ACL. And I’m sure the Latvian people are grateful to have their native son. Just how much do Latvians love Porzingis ? And what form does Latvian fan love take? Kristaps himself showed off some rather peculiar fan art on his Instagram feed. So, to break this image...
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
Patience, I say! Knicks president Steve Mills took some time out of his busy schedule to speak with Newsday’s Steve Popper this weekend, and he offered some illuminating quotes on the franchise’s direction. First and foremost, the front office is still dedicated to a patient rebuilding, according to Mills, who noted the shoot-from-the-hip approach of several past Knicks regimes. ...
Posting and Toasting (James Marceda) —
Podcast! On today’s ‘sode I’m joined by Drew Steele (aka Scooter Tooter aka Common’s biggest fan) to talk about rumors of the Knicks’ interest in Kyrie Irving, Stephon Marbury’s case for the Hall of Fame, the effect of Kanter adding a 3-point shot on the Knicks, and much much more! Listen!
Posting and Toasting (Alex Wolfe) —
Hopefully their actual free agency plan is just a tad more complex The preseason may be just two-and-a-half weeks away (!!!), but if you thought we’d escaped the offseason doldrums of news coverage, you are sorely mistaken. On NBC Sports’ Bulls Talk podcast , Celtics reporter A. Sherrod Blakely suggested that the Knicks have Kyrie Irving on their mind already as their top target in...
Posting and Toasting (Drew Steele) —
Searching for the most efficient shots. The other day while I was drinking my morning coffee before I began work, I was perusing the internet and came across a Nylon Calculus article as like any cool, hip person who isn’t a total NBA math herb and absolutely does not smoke a stoge every now and then when first-world problems add stress to one’s life does on a regular basis. The article asked...
Posting and Toasting (Drew Steele) —
Searching for the most efficient shots. The other day while I was drinking my morning coffee before I began work, I was perusing the internet and came across a Nylon Calculus article as like any cool, hip person who isn’t a total NBA math herb and absolutely does not smoke a stoge every now and then when first-world problems add stress to one’s life does on a regular basis. The article asked...