New York Knicks: Posting and Toasting Blog Articles
Posting and Toasting (MMiranda) —
Only the bluest-and-orangest diehards were privileged to witness tanking at its finest tonight. The Knicks were gorgeous through one quarter, competitive through two, and then...my God, and then...what a then! In the annals of the 2015 Knick methods of losing, tonight was one of their classic "silencer" losses. There was no ominous sign it was coming, no single moment nor brilliant opponent...
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
Eww Two years ago, Roy Hibbert was a young franchise cornerstone center who absolutely torched the Knicks. Now he is a bit of an overpaid joke...who still torches the Knicks. Hibbert, who bullied New York's frontcourt to the tune of 18 points and 10 rebounds, took over from the opening tip of the second half, as the Indiana Pacers turned a close game into a laugher with a 35-12 third quarter...
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
Hardaway is back on the second unit, and loving every minute of it. After watching the past five games I have come to one inescapable conclusion: The New York Knicks have been kidnapped and replaced by pod people. How else can you explain this squad? Not only are they suddenly winning games, they are doing so with a pack of 10-day-contract folk and a defense that is giving up an absurd...
Posting and Toasting (Seth) —
Nothing's official yet, but here you go: The #Knicks will sign F Lance Thomas for the remainder of the season, league sources say. More here: http://t.co/XbqyDtDZgT — Ian Begley (@IanBegley) January 29, 2015 Lou Amundson has reached agreement with New York on a deal for the rest of the season and will sign today, league source tells RealGM. — Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) ...
Posting and Toasting (Jonathan Schulman) —
The Knicks thrust the Thunder through the tank thicket. Two teams that have struggled their way through this exciting NBA season met tonight in Madison Square Garden. Oklahoma City has flailed and stuttered without Kevin Durant. They've missed a good chunk of games from Russell Westbrook as well, and now find themselves on the outside looking in on the Western Conference playoff battle...
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
Basketball win! I propose to you good people a thought experiment. Let's say we went back in time to September and told our past selves that the New York Knicks will defeat the Oklahoma City Thunder, 100-92, on the night of January 28, 2015. "Cool," our past selves say. "Good to hear." We tell them that five Knickerbockers scored in double figures, and we ask them to guess the five players....
Posting and Toasting (Seth) —
Good day! It's been a while since we linked. So long that some of my tabs turned rotten, but I've still got some fresh ones left. - Midshipmen -- including the plainfin midshipman pictured above -- have bioluminescent spots that apparently look like the buttons on a naval officer's uniform. You can hear them moaning during breeding season throughout the Pacific coast. - First of all, no...
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
Langsanity forever! Langston Galloway will remain a New York Knick. The guard with the freakishly long arms, nose for offensive rebounds, and penchant for clutch threes has been signed to a deal for the remainder of this season and next season, per Adam Zagoria: The #Knicks and Langston Galloway have reached terms on a deal, source tells @SNYtv — Adam Zagoria (@AdamZagoria) ...
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
BUSINESS! Langston Galloway's second 10-day contract will expire next Tuesday. In a normal universe, signing him to a deal wouldn't cause much of a problem. God I hope the Knicks are approaching that universe. Let's keep our fingers crossed, people, because the New York Post's Marc Berman is reporting that Galloway and the Knicks' front office are still apart in their negotiations: ...
Posting and Toasting (Seth) —
We've heard for months now that Phil Jackson's Knicks would like to trade Pablo Prigioni. It makes sense-- Pablo has a very moveable contract, and Dad's made it clear he'll trade anything that isn't nailed down. Sunday night, Marc Stein suggested a potential new trade partner: Hearing Pistons among teams to show exploratory interest in Knicks' Pablo Prigioni and could revisit that in wake...
Posting and Toasting (Seth) —
This was bound to happen. Safety first. Tanks can traverse land, air, and sea, but not snow and ice: Kings - Knicks game has been postponed due to pending blizzard. No make-up date as of now. — Grant Napear (@GrantNapearshow) January 26, 2015 I'll update this post once I see confirmation from local reporters or the league itself, but Napear is the Kings' TV guy, so he oughta know. I...
Posting and Toasting (Seth) —
Good Sunday! There are plenty of good NBA games on today, but if you'd rather watch some potential future Knick draft picks, here are the games to watch: 1:30 PM (CBS): Indiana at Ohio State (D'Angelo Russell) 2 PM (FOX): Duke (Jahlil Okafor and Justise Winslow) at St. John's (at MSG!) 4 PM (CBS) Louisville (Montrezl Harrell) at Pittsburgh There are lots of games, but I'm pretty sure those...
Posting and Toasting (Seth) —
Saturday night in Charlotte, the Knicks played the sort of 98 percent basketball we've come to expect from them for portions of this season. Absent Carmelo Anthony, New York stayed in stride with the sluggish Hornets, then played with little regard for the score right through the final seconds, when they bowed to offer Charlotte turnovers and fouls. Along the way, several young or transient...
Posting and Toasting (Seth) —
The Knicks have won a few games in a row! Whether or not that makes you happy, I think you'll be pleased to look back and see Derek Fisher putting guys in motion on crucial possessions instead of asking Carmelo Anthony to finish a win by himself. Let's watch the Knicks use Melo to their advantage without running the predictable straight-up iso: The plays above are in chronological order:...
Posting and Toasting (Jonathan Schulman) —
Knicks blow it at home against the Magic. Terribly turgid tussle tonight. Third time to turn the torpedoes to the table tennis territory tapers. Thespians thought the tweedy turncoats tweaked their tuffets toward triptych turmoil, though the theoretically trained tanks temporarily toppled. Thanks, Robert Randolph! The Friday Night Knicks theme song struck yet again on this mostly fine...