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Knicks Lose In King James’ Broadway Audition
NEW YORK – The New York Knicks are a mere six games into their current […]
Knicks Finally Win First, D’Antoni Gets 300th
You’ve heard the cliche many times before… You only have to watch the last few […]
Third Straight Loss a Big Red Flag for Big Blue
At 5-0, New York was buzzing. Are the Giants really that good? Could they beat […]
Knicks Still Looking for First Win
NEW YORK – It was supposed to be the one game among the trio of […]
D’Antoni Still Doesn’t Start With ‘D’
Although his last name begins with it, and he’s never coached a team in his […]
Knicks In Rebuilding Mode
For the New York Knickerbockers, the NBA season starts on Wednesday night against the Miami […]
Nets Still Have a Ton of Work to Do, But Will They Do It?
After trading away another key member of their team at the draft for the second consecutive season, the New Jersey Nets’ star power is at all time low.
The Nets say they are trying to get smaller and more athletic, but it looks pretty obvious that they’re looking for as many ways to shed salary […]
The End of the Vince Carter Era, Draft Thoughts
This trade may end up going down as one of the worst in the team’s history. However, if things work out, it could be the beginning of a new-look Nets team that will be younger, faster and better on defense than they have been in quite some time.
Why the Nets would give up their leading […]
More Draft Thoughts
With the draft still on its way, NetsNotes.com takes a look at a couple of players the Nets could get their hands on.
Terrance Williams-Louisville
From CBSSports.com:
One of the more colorful characters in college basketball, to call Williams “unique” would be an understatement. When he first arrived on Louisville’s campus as a freshman, he was a brash, […]
Economy Hitting Nets and NBA
It’s pretty interesting to see how most of the time professional sports operate above many of the constraints that plague its fan base. However, it seems that the economic problems destroying the middle-class in this country are starting to affect the NBA as well.
Here’s a snippet from the Herald’s Al Iannazzone yesterday that I found […]