Starters:
C: Tyson Chandler vs Robin Lopez.
PF: Carmelo Anthony vs Anthony Davis.
SF: Ronnie Brewer vs Al-Farouq Aminu.
2G: Jason Kidd vs Austin Rivers.
PG: Raymond Felton vs Greivis Vasquez

Bench:
J.R Smith, Steve Novak, Pablo Prigioni, Rasheed Wallace, Kurt Thomas and Marcus Camby
vs
Ryan Anderson, Roger Mason Jr, Darius Miller, Jason Smith, Brian Roberts and Hakim Warrick.

We're off to our franchises best start dating back to 1993-1994. Which was (and is) a record of 7-1. In regards to this 2012-2013 Knicks team, that's something to be proud of. This has been our best 8 game start dating back to 19 years ago. A win against the Hornets puts us in uncharted territory. I'm not sure we've ever featured a N.Y team in which jumped out to an 8-1 start. Not to get ahead of myself, but as a pure basketball fan, a potential record of 8-1 would then become pretty special to me. The Bulls team of 1995-1996 in which won 72 games started off 8-1 before falling to 10-2 overall.

As a fan base, we had a chance to see how our team could and/or would respond after a loss. In my personal opinion, we responded well today, with a 12 point victory (holding the Pacers to only 76 points). 6 out of our 7 wins have been by double digit points. We also won the battle of the boards for the first time this season, out boarding the Pacers by the count of 48-47. That's only a differential of one, but it could still be used as a step in the right direction moving forward.

In regards to our Hornets matchup, to keep it short and simple, these guys shouldn't stand a chance against our Knicks come Tuesday night. An away game or not, we're clearly the much better team when in comparison to a developing Hornets team. Bring our tool box on the road (which is our defense) and we're walking away with an 8-1 record.

Remember how fun watching the game of basketball was during the 90's? It's been a long time coming, but winning basketball is back here in the mecca. Our New York Knicks have finally arrived. Sorry for the long winded post, but when watching these Knicks and/or talking about them, I just feel young at heart with lots of childhood memories growing up loving those Knicks of the early 90's. To sit here and state, that we've just matched our best start since the 93-94 team? I can't take that lightly, it's something that I'm proud of in regards to our current team.

Woody will have the troops ready, I feel confident.

martin wrote:NYKMentality, please make note of this type of detail missing from your opening post of a GameThread:

knickslions wrote:

rookie

NYKBocker wrote:

I don't know who that bleach blonde masked woman in the middle is, but I really would like to vote that in as an MVP dance move.

martin wrote:NYKMentality, please make note of this type of detail missing from your opening post of a GameThread:

knickslions wrote:

aha, if my girl ever seen me looking up other broads over the internet, that would hurt her. Even something as silly as looking up a girl in order to post for a Knicks gameday thread isn't a risk I'd be willing to take. Have a lil daughter and married my childhood love, first and only girl (outside of the woman in my family) that I've ever loved. That girl above is very pretty, and not to bragg, but she doesn't have anything when compared to my lady. But yea, not to tell my whole life story but my lady is from Eastern Europe. Latvia, right next to Russia. Met her in middle school over 15 years ago when she spoke little english. Would walk her home after school and from there it was a wrap. She once found me looking up pictures of Anna Kournikova, seen the way it upset her, so I promised myself that I'll never go out of my way to look at another broad; even if it's something as simple as a gameday thread for good luck.

And no, she's not taller than me but that's what 4 inch high heels does for a woman. lol

Just wanted to introduce myself as a person behind the user name with a couple of pictures of me and the fam.

VCoug wrote:

ChuckBuck wrote:Typical trap\letdown game. I remember the Knicks lost to them last year, exposing Linsanity, and prompting the "Chink in the Armor" headline.

Woody will have the troops ready, I feel confident.

Ugh, that game sucked last year. I went to that game and was really excited because it was right in the middle of Linsanity. And then Ariza just went ****ing off.

That to me was the first sign, that Linsanity was nearing it's end. The 2nd sign was the Deron 38 pt game. The final straw was the Miami Blitz before the All star break. I digress though. Woody will not let the Knicks get complacent.