New York Knicks: Posting and Toasting Blog Articles
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
Piss off enough Celtics fans, and you shall earn this writer’s respect. I never liked Kyrie Irving . Sure, I recognized his prodigious talent, but he didn’t play for the Knicks . Also, he went to Duke and he said some crap about the Earth being flat. And while I know he would fit perfectly on a Knicks team that has lacked an above-average point guard since time immemorial, I’ve always...
Posting and Toasting (BennyBuckets71) —
Now it’s time to get the tank running again Despite lacking All-Stars, the Knicks wormed their way into All-Star Weekend, with Kevin Knox putting together a strong performance in the Rising Stars game, Dennis Smith Jr. disappointing during the Dunk Contest, and a couple of soon-to-be free agents palling around as if they were planning to join the same team next season or something. ...
Posting and Toasting (ArdenFranklyn) —
Despite the trio of Garrett, Watson, and Warney scoring 80 points, W-Knicks couldn’t hold off Capital City’s comeback. While many, including myself, can acknowledge the various possibilities to exist during a regular season, one wouldn’t argue with what I’m going to say next: Some teams can clearly become your biggest competition. This season, the Westchester Knicks (22-17), have formed an...
Posting and Toasting (BennyBuckets71) —
The dunk contest, too The first half of the season didn’t exactly go as planned for the Knicks , but the revelation of Mitchell Robinson and his ridiculous dunking and blocking abilities has provided some semblance of hope for the future, and the NBA should have made him a last minute addition to All-Star Weekend. Before you lambast the idea as ludicrous, remember that back in 2012,...
Posting and Toasting (The Ghost of Kristaps Past) —
Winning is nice 2019 has been rough for the New York Knicks . Heading into Thursday’s night’s encounter with the Atlanta Hawks , they had dropped 18 straight. Their last win was over a month ago on January 4, in Los Angeles against a LeBron-less Lakers team. They had experienced some gut-wrenching close defeats, and had their asses kicked more than a few times. Such is life in a...
Posting and Toasting (The Ghost of Kristaps Past) —
The Knicks won? The Knicks won. The Knicks broke a single season franchise record losing streak after 18 consecutive losses in Atlanta Thursday night. And they did it in style, jumping out ahead 14-0 and never relinquishing the lead, although the Hawks closed the gap late several times. Heroes abounded for the Knicks. Dennis Smith Jr. had an efficient and controlled outing, chipping...
Posting and Toasting (Jonathan Schulman) —
VD and the Straight Shot. Hey, sweeties. So happy to have you join me on this love infested day. The Knicks (10-47) will be sending some heart eye emojis to the Hawks (19-38). Atlanta has become a feisty bunch of young talent, you don’t exactly want to bump the beaky with them. While they haven’t put it all together they are shaping up to be one of those tough out teams behind Trae...
Posting and Toasting (Drew Steele) —
Two best friends and the best writers at P&T work through many, many thoughts That’s a good clickbait headline, right folks? It’s the only way for me (Drew) to justify my unreasonable salary here at Posting and Toasting. For a lot of people who are reading this article, especially those who are not Knicks fans, what you’re going to read is probably going to come off as salt and harbored...
Posting and Toasting (MMiranda) —
LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL... Last night’s 125-111 Knicks loss to Philadelphia was a George Romero zombie movie. Night Of The Tanking Dead . You know how those go. The only realistic outcome is annihilation. The heroes resist for a while, then are overrun. But heroes never die...or rather, they briefly refuse to surrender, nearly overcome impossible odds, raise your hopes that they and we can...
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
The kid can play. Another day, another loss for the New York Knicks . They came back from a 26-point third-quarter deficit to make it interesting, mostly thanks to the brilliance of rookies Allonzo Trier (team-high 19 points) and Mitchell Robinson (14 points, 13 rebounds, 4 blocks and 2 steals). The play of the game, in my opinion, belongs to Robinson . Up seven with the game still in...
Posting and Toasting (Jonathan Schulman) —
I prefer Pittsburgh. Rough stuff these days for the Knicks (10-46). Not easy to be a fan either. They are definitively the worst team in the NBA. They solidified their position with a narrow loss to Cleveland on Monday. Now they have lost 17 games in a row. They have lived. It isn’t quite as bad as what Philadelphia got up to back in the 2013-14 season with 26 consecutive losses. The thing...
Posting and Toasting (ArdenFranklyn) —
The recent Stony Brook graduate has quickly emerged as a potential call-up to the NBA. Even with his incredible size and what it could allude to, Jameel Warney is actually a very nice guy. The soft-spoken, New Brunswick, NJ native is just as nice off the court as he is dominant on it. Since beginning his professional playing career, two and a half years ago, Warney has quietly become one...
Posting and Toasting (The Ghost of Kristaps Past) —
The Knicks set a franchise record with their 17th consecutive loss Seventeen losses in a row. Seventeen. The last time the Knicks won a game we were talking ourselves into what this team would look like once a certain overgrown Latvian came back into the mix. Times have changed, but the Knicks’ commitment to shooting themselves in the foot en route to increasingly frustrating losses...
Posting and Toasting (MMiranda) —
Lub dub. Lub dub. No W. The Knicks lost their 17th game in a row, an in-season franchise record (they once lost 20 straight between seasons), an agonizing fake-comeback nearly made real. I remembered what it is to have hope. I remembered what it means to have love and to have lost. Cleveland got off to an 8-0 jump, forcing David Fizdale to call time 87 seconds in. Kevin Love was back. ...
Posting and Toasting (BennyBuckets71) —
The team continues to forage for talented players with something to prove The Knicks have agreed to sign 27-year-old shooting guard John Jenkins to a 10-day contract, as part of a continuing quest to find former first round draft picks who’ve yet to catch on in the NBA but still have potential. The Knicks were able to sign Jenkins after three roster spots opened up in the wake of the...