Struggling Knicks Seek Great Effort And Tougher Defense
GREENBURGH, N.Y. (CBSNewYork/AP) — Carmelo Anthony recognized the beautiful view the San Antonio Spurs enjoyed Sunday — and what to do with it.
"I know my eyes get bigger if I don't see a shot blocker in the paint," he said Monday. "So I guess that was their game plan, to attack, attack, knowing we didn't have any shot blockers in there."
And the New York Knicks won't for a few more weeks while Tyson Chandler recovers from a broken leg.
DOLAN GUARANTEES VICTORY OVER THE HAWKS
The Spurs sure took advantage, with Knicks coach Mike Woodson counting 17 layups in San Antonio's 120-89 victory on Sunday. It was the second game Chandler missed, and the Knicks (2-4) will be in real trouble if more opponents punish them the way San Antonio did.
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