http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2005/writers/marty_burns/10/17/atlantic.preview/index.html

New York Knicks
New coach Larry Brown has a history of quick turnarounds, and he's got some weapons in Gotham. Stephon Marbury is an All-Star caliber talent, and Quentin Richardson can run the floor, rebound, shoot from outside and take charges on defense. Meanwhile, Eddy Curry and Jerome James could provide New York an interior presence it has lacked since the Patrick Ewing days. It might take Brown a couple seasons to get them to play his way, especially on defense, but look for the Knicks to see significant improvement in 2005-06.

I hope it can be a significant turnaround for this team.

Check out what he said about Ariza:

Breakout Players
Trevor Ariza, Knicks
A second-round draft pick last year, this 6-7 forward showed a ton of promise as an athletic, defensive-minded wing a year ago. Though limited offensively, his ability to guard either the 2 or 3 could make him a valuable piece as Brown tries to reshape the Knicks into a more defensive-minded team.

i like what he said about putting q and ariza in the backcourt for them to defend better and if you dont defend you dont play the 94 knicks played defense first second and third and scored with one two punnch starks and ewing maybe curry and marbs can transform into that