New York Knicks: Posting and Toasting Blog Articles
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
Those green devils. Dammit. The Knicks remain competitive — which is good! — but it also leads to repeated heartbreaks. This time it is the hated Celtics who barely walked away with a victory thanks to a timely shot and a last-second Knicks miss. Trey Burke was fouled on a three-point with seconds left and the Knicks down three, but he bricked the first free throw and the ‘Bockers...
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
Dang it! New York Knicks rookie Kevin Knox injured his ankle trying to convert on a fast break during the first half of Saturday’s game against the Boston Celtics . He appeared to roll the ankle before colliding with Boston’s Terry Rozier . You can find footage of the ankle roll on the internet if you wish; I’m not posting it here, as it is too traumatic for me to look at again. My...
Posting and Toasting (Kristian Winfield) —
Hopefully he stops the next one. NEW YORK — David Fizdale put to rest any notion that he would have switched Tim Hardaway Jr. off of Caris LeVert on Brooklyn’s final possession of their 107-105 loss to the Nets on Friday night. “He and that kid [ LeVert ] went to college together and they were going at it,” Fizdale told reporters on Saturday. “So he was really trying to win that...
Posting and Toasting (Jonathan Schulman) —
Oh great, one of the best teams in the league. The Knicks face off against the Celtics tonight. Both teams have their first SEGABABA of the young year. New York, one of the worst teams in the NBA (according to everyone), lost on a last second shot to the interstellar Goliath Brooklyn Nets whereas Boston couldn’t get enough stops and stumbled in their sprint to the finish against a...
Posting and Toasting (Joe Flynn) —
So close. Ah, the first gut=punch Knicks loss of the series. We had to get it over with at some point, right? I wish, however, it had come at the hands of a team a little less obnoxious than the Brooklyn Nets . Alas, it was meant to be. Caris LeVert converted the game-winning bucket with 1.0 seconds remaining, and Tim Hardaway’s desperation heave at the buzzer didn’t connect, sending...
Posting and Toasting (MMiranda) —
A tough loss. A good game. The Knicks’ home-opener blowout win over Atlanta was a refresher in Easy Street. Tonight’s 107-105 loss in their road opener in Brooklyn was agony and ectasy and a little too much Caris LeVert. Even if you don’t win the fight, you want the other person to know they’ve been in a fight, and the Knicks fought all night. The Nets shot 70% in the opening frame and led...
Posting and Toasting (Jonathan Schulman) —
Friday night schedule loss? This is not a rubber match. I repeat: This. is NOT! A rubber match. The Knicks and Nets split their pre-season home and home but that amounts to bupkis. Now I hope you know the wins and losses go down on your permanent record! Don’t distress. The Fiz kids face their toughest challenge yet, against the transcendently brilliant Sean Marks-assembled...
Posting and Toasting (Drew Steele) —
A peek inside the journal of Kevin Knox Preface: Kevin Knox is a rookie for the New York Knicks . He wants to document his first year in the NBA so he can look back at the end of his hall-of-fame career 20 years from now. He is a huge fan of Posting & Toasting ever since he met our intrepid reporter China in the off-season. Knox reached out to the editorial staff to ask if...
Posting and Toasting (James Marceda) —
They’re dead On today’s ‘sode I break down the Knicks’ brutal sonning of the vile and loathsome Atlanta Hawks. Timmy showed out, Frank did Frank stuff, Trier impressed, and MORE! Listen!
Posting and Toasting (MMiranda) —
New York defeats Atlanta by KO in the 2nd quarter. Every NBA team enjoys a few cakewalks during the season. Rarely are they as enjoyable as they are on opening night. Rarely is any opening night as cake a walk as tonight’s 126-107 Knick victory over the Atlanta Hawks. This one was decided in the second-quarter, when the Knicks scored 49 points, the second most in a quarter in the 72-year...
Posting and Toasting (Alex Wolfe) —
I’M ALIVE HOLY CRAP DID YOU GUYS JUST SEE THAT GAME?! DEFENSE! TRANSITION BUCKETS! DUNKS! THREE-POINTERS! OH MY GOD! ... Sorry, I’ll compose myself. But that game was SO FUN! The Knicks are undefeated! It didn’t start pretty, but a second quarter eruption, combined with some pesty defense, propelled the Knicks to their first victory of 2018-19 over the Hawks , 126-107. Where to even...
Posting and Toasting (Jonathan Schulman) —
Just the tip off. The day has finally arrived! Season opener, meet home opener. Home, season. As we embark on a brand new year together, let us rejoice. Basketball back! Knicks back! Tonight’s game is against a team in a similar situation to the Knicks. Atlanta has been trying to get young and athletic and is using the draft to find a star and build out a team. Both teams also have new...
Posting and Toasting (Alex Wolfe) —
Will the Unicorn rise like a phoenix? Heading into the 2017-18 season, there was one question that prevailed in most Knicks -related discussions after the Carmelo Anthony trade: Is Kristaps Porzingis good enough to be the best player on a winning team? After two seasons playing the Robin to Carmelo’s Batman (and, arguably, regrettably, maybe playing the Jim Gordon to Melo and...
Posting and Toasting (MMiranda) —
How will the Knicks’ lotto pick stack up in his rookie season? Sunday afternoon, my fiancee complained about my dish-washing. I knew she was right. I was slammed with work deadlines all day and had raced through the dishes. But I didn’t feel like admitting I was wrong. “You’re too binary about dishes,” I told her. “There’s more to dishes than ‘clean’ and ‘dirty.’” A couple days ago, ...
Posting and Toasting (Jonathan Schulman) —
The P&T staff answers some burning questions about the upcoming season With the season finally here, the Posting and Toasting staff decided to take a look into our mind’s eyes and see if we can predict the future for these strapping young Knicks . We’ll be answering six burning questions today to ring in the new season. Let’s not dilly-dally and get right to it: What will the Knicks’...