The coaches also are losing patience with Eddy Curry, whose defensive shortcomings are being exposed each night. Thomas, however, denied that he is disappointed in Curry's play.

"With Eddy we've just got to find a way for him to impact the game on the defensive side of the ball," Thomas said.

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"With the exception of the way we played in Boston, (things) are going well," Thomas said after yesterday's practice. "And I have no issues or problems with the team or the way anybody is playing. I'm feeling good about us."

Thomas desperately wants to paint a picture that the Knicks are not a house divided, although there is mounting trouble in the locker room. Thomas' relationship with Marbury is on the rocks, or as one assistant coach said of Marbury on Friday, "He's got to go."


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Well, even Isiah's hand picked yes men assistants are against him - so much so that they willingly broke Dolan's well known strict media policy to let it be known.

Isiah as usual denies it out of survival or is just plain delusional these days.

Isiah sure seems to be ALL ALONE doesn't he?

It's clear to me that Curry didn't actually improve last season. He was and still is the same player he's always been. He just played more minutes and got more touches last year.