Interesting blurb from Slam on the guy who puts these together:

There are many talented amateur mixers out there. Without question, some of the work they produce is of higher quality than what you’ll see on a local broadcast. We knew Maxa was good, but little did we know he would make mix making history when the Nets aired his “Finish to Remember: Hawks/Nets Edition” on a live Nets telecast last month. Not only does Maxamillion’s achievement present a tidal wave of a paradigm shift among the mix making hobbyists, he’s set the bar extremely high for other graphically inclined basketball enthusiasts.

As Maxa continues with his Finish to Remember series, he–at his normal breakneck pace–produced another thriller, which captures the drama of last night’s stunning game between the Knicks and the Blazers. In terms of the art of mix making, Maxamillion is to the hobby as Brandon Roy is to the NBA. We’ll be watching the young man’s graphic career take off, not unlike how the young Blazers are taking huge steps toward the League’s elite.

Check out more from Maxamillion here: http://www.maxamillion711.com/Home.html

UGH!!!!!!! Stop the carnage! All I can say is that this team get's a lot of flack for losing these kinds of games., but just remember that after the trades this was supposed to be a season of low expectations. I think we've seen that this team even as flawed as it is competes hard. Look at the talent that Portland has and it's not even CLOSE! This Knicks team shouldn't be bashed, but commended for playing hard even if they make mistakes that cost them wins, including MDA. The team has been competing hard and not just rolling over. I'm willing to deal with the loses and hope for a better future based on the good signs I see today.

Shotblockers sure are nice on drives to the basket.
Gets in the offense's head...

I would have rather had Ewing Jr. on defense than Jeffries.... soon.