I know it was an exibition type game but from the real on the Knicks official website.....it was a decent game.

Trevor Ariza is that dude.
He has a few awesome pics on the site from that game. Mark Jackson and Sam Cassell seemed in shock in the background of the pics....if someone could post them up that would be great.

To think Trevor Ariza is not in our immediate plans and the dude could really be ready for some serious minutes right now. Knicks have a really bright future.

I'm praying this kid gets some PT next year. Hopefully, if Allan is still hurting next year, Penny will just backup Marbs and Craw and Ariza will get some minutes behind Timmy.

here are the pics...ariza is lookin good in da pics

Nice! I have hopes for Ariza. Oddly, if you go to the article at nyknicks.com, Artest apparently has high hopes for Jamison Brewer?!?!....

http://www.nba.com/knicks/community/wheelchair_040915.html

According to Artest, new Knicks point Jamison Brewer -- Ronnie’s teammate in Indiana -- is going to be an enormous part of that. “That kid is so athletic you are not going to believe it,” he said. “He’s good. Real good defensively. I know I hate to play against him. During the NBA Playoffs, Chauncey Billups only scored 6 points on him. He’ll be second team All-NBA on defense within two years. I don’t know why he didn’t play more with the Pacers. I checked it out: the ten games he played real minutes for us at Indiana, we were 9-1.”

Also, Steph was interviewed and continued to talk about an uptempo game, which if Ariza and Brewer pan out, should be deep...

New York super-guard Stephon Marbury was also present but did not play. “After the Olympics, I’m taking a rest,” he said. “Then tomorrow I’m leaving for L. A., get myself and my body all together, and start workouts in preparation for the season. The Olympic experience was a real positive in teaching me how to become an even better leader for my team. I think you are going to see a completely different Knicks team this year. With Jamal Crawford, we’ll be deeper and better. He’s so versatile -- he can move between the ‘one’ and the ‘two’ -- he’ll be another excellent piece to the puzzle. The benefit of the entire team and coaching staff being together for training camp will be invaluable. Our whole system, our concepts, will be completely different. And yes, I expect to play faster. Bigtime. That’s what (Coach) Lenny (Wilkens) wants, and that’s what we want: more easy baskets. It’s going to make us better, it’s going to make us more versatile and efficient. You are going to see a far more up-and-down-the-court style.”