JohnWallace44 wrote:Offensively, that was the best that we've played in my entire life of watching Knicks games and we'll get better when Duhon is completely benched.

We'll still lose our share because nobody on this team can play defense.

Did you miss the 90s? Plenty of offense there. AND defense!

TMac will definitely take some shots from Gallo and Wil, but he will also demonstrate how to play effectively, how to control the timing of their shots better (especially around the rim) and how to have CONFIDENCE in themselves. The games when Chandler pulls into his tortoise shell are just maddening. Or when Gallo stops looking for his shots. Superstars don't have those issues. They always bring it. TMac looked good last night. Flow was off, but there were lots of new rentals on the team. That should improve, considerably if Sergio is given starting duties.

Let's see what happens from here on out.

Jeff Van Gundy believes that Tracy McGrady could be worth all the money he is earning this season.

Van Gundy coached McGrady in Houston.

"If he's healthy," Van Gundy said. "Believe me; if Tracy is healthy over the last 29 games you can put him in the conversation with the rest of the top free agents in 2010. That's how good he is."

In his first game since Dec. 23, McGrady had 26 points, five assists and four rebounds on Friday night against Oklahoma City.

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cooch2584 wrote:Lets see I asked phar a question about Tmacs all star appearances and marburys and all I hear now from phar is crickets.Things that make you go hummmmmmmmmmmm lol hater

I said both were all-stars. Who played in more T-Mac. What's the point? He was about to getting voted in again this year with the help of a billion people in the Far East. Nice to be Yao's teammate ain't it.