New York Knicks: Posting and Toasting Blog Articles
Posting and Toasting (Seth) —
Three straight. Very well done, Knicks. New York faced down an important challenge in their quest to snaggle a playoff spot, dominating the 10th-seeded Cavaliers on their home floor. A begripped Carmelo Anthony shot splendidly after his cold start and each of Melo's fellow starters navigated the Knicks through his quiet stretches. Amar'e Stoudemire killed one Cav after another with footwork...
Posting and Toasting (Seth) —
Okay? There was a Stephen A. Smith report earlier today that seemed pretty goofy, since it amounted to "the Knicks offered Phil Jackson their coaching job, he said no". Now Frank Isola is chiming in saying the Knicks have upped the offer, or maybe the offer was something else all along... or something : Phil Jackson has been offered a front office position with the Knicks and is expected...
Posting and Toasting (Seth) —
Talkin' 'bout th' Kn'cks with netw3rk Hi! We talked about the Knicks today. There's a lot of True Detective talk at the end there, so maybe tune out the last few minutes if you don't want spoilers or don't care. More Basketball Podcasts at Blog Talk Radio with Dog Playdate Knicks Podcast on BlogTalkRadio Knicks-Cavs tonight, y'all.
Posting and Toasting (Seth) —
Two straight yayyyyyyy I'm gonna need like...oh, four or five more games like that before I get roped into thinking about the playoffs, but I'm still more than happy to watch a game like that. What a relief it was to watch the Knicks just paste the Jazz for all 48 minutes. This feels like the second or third time this season they've hit a soft patch of schedule and suddenly decided to give a...
Posting and Toasting (Seth) —
Two straight!? Looking good, guys. The Knicks invited a very weak Jazz team into the Garden and dismissed them with ease. Even with a cold, Carmelo Anthony was cookin' soup, propelling the Knicks into a prompt lead with hot shooting and a bunch of assists out of the pick-and-roll. Almost everyone played well, and guys got to rest their legs late because the Knicks didn't get lazy and blow...
Posting and Toasting (Seth) —
Streak? You know, if the Knicks decide to stop fucking around for a moment, they can easily put together a win streak over the next few games and trick everyone into thinking they might make the playoffs. They play only the league's worst and tankingest teams over the next week or so, starting tonight with their first match-up of the season against the Jazz , a mediocre offensive team with...
Posting and Toasting (Seth) —
Okay? There was a Stephen A. Smith report earlier today that seemed pretty goofy, since it amounted to "the Knicks offered Phil Jackson their coaching job, he said no". Now Frank Isola is chiming in saying the Knicks have upped the offer, or maybe the offer was something else all along... or something : Phil Jackson has been offered a front office position with the Knicks and is...
Posting and Toasting (Seth) —
Is there really a need for trickery? To begin, here's something Marc Stein published late Thursday night. The headline is "Why Mike Woodson is still NY's coach" and the thesis is this: The latest rumble in coaching circles holds that Madison Square Garden chairman Jim Dolan is keeping Woodson around purely because he knows that making major changes to the roster before next season...
Posting and Toasting (Seth) —
They can do that? There's a special kind of cheer for a team like the Knicks . It's a different vowel sound-- an utterance that doesn't express approval, but an exasperated release. We watched the Knicks together tonight, and they built a double-digit lead very early on, when our crowd was as its open-bar-fueled peak. And with each bucket, there was this kind of side-mouthed "HOOOOH"...
Posting and Toasting (Seth) —
March 19th outside MSG Surely you've seen this by now-- t he Post covered it this morning -- but in case you haven't, here it is: These Knicks fans are organizing a protest in front of Madison Square Garden before the Knicks' game against the Pacers on March 19. This is the subject of their protest: KF4L Rally Fan Discontent: 1) Dolan's failure to allow knowledgeable basketball...
Posting and Toasting (Seth) —
Farewell to the Knicks mascot. D-League Digest first reported that the Erie BayHawks would waive Chris Smith this morning. The BayHawks made the move official this afternoon , and Smith is now in the D-League free agent pool. I don't know the reason for the move. Erie made some trades recently, so perhaps there's a strategic basis to the decision, though part of me wonders if the...
Posting and Toasting (Seth) —
Y'all suck. The Pistons just played some of the worst basketball I've seen this season. They're selfish, sloppy, and totally disorganized on defense. They want to lose, like JeffFinance said. They beat the Knicks by 11 points because the Knicks exist beneath the bottom. They see your horrible basketball and aim lower. You think you're tanking, then the Knicks come into your building and chuck...
Posting and Toasting (Seth) —
Links! Hello, friends. I found you some links. Well, more accurately, I trained my dog to track the scent of links, and we romped about the woods until she'd sniffed out enough links for this post. I hope you like these links. - The Jack Dempsey , a cichlid, is Exhibit #29901384 in the category of People Just Name Fishes Whatever The Hell They Want. Someone thought the fish looked like...
Posting and Toasting (bluecheese999) —
The list of this season's best moments is...brief. On Saturday I celebrated my 24 th birthday, and I thought I would honor the occasion by listing the 24 best moments of the Knicks season. 1. Carmelo Anthony's 62 point night. 2. Tim Hardaway's rookie game performance. 3. Beating the Heat that one time. 4. The day Mike Woodson was fired 4. um...??? Oh I know: we won on opening night...
Posting and Toasting (Seth) —
Another day, another blowout loss. It's funny, because the Knicks didn't even play that badly after the first quarter. That opening frame was a parade of unmitigated surrender. They just gave the Bulls the ball and let their crap offense score at an elite rate. The Knicks caused a bit of trouble with moments of zone defense while generating spurts of genuinely crisp Amar'e-Melo-Tyson...