Melo: I'd 'Without A Doubt' Take Pay Cut To Help The Knicks Going Forward
Nobody knows anything. That should be the mantra from now on when it comes to prognosticating about Carmelo Anthony's future.
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Nobody knows anything. That should be the mantra from now on when it comes to prognosticating about Carmelo Anthony's future.
"I think you have to be in a place that you have a chance to win a championship. I think Carmelo loves New York, but I would tell him, 'Let's try to get some place where you can win this thing.'"
Without many valuable assets to trade, one that can still bring something valuable back in a deal is Tyson Chandler.
In overtime, the camera on MSG's broadcast caught point guard Raymond Felton yawning during a timeout. It was a long, tired yawn. The Knicks trailed 104-98 with 32.9 seconds left.
With a thick veil of secrecy surrounding Madison Square Garden at all times, there's no way of figuring out what the Knicks organization is actually thinking at any given moment.
Woodson expects to still have a job next week. We'll see what happens, but Wednesday night's 106-101 loss at home to the last-place Sacramento Kings didn't help his cause. At all.
With the NBA Slam Dunk Contest coming up, we take a look at five classic dunks.
Jimmer Fredette scored a career-high 24 points to help the Kings beat the New York Knicks 106-101 on Wednesday night.
According to a report, New York has again attempted to persuade Denver to agree to a swap of the shooting guard for the power forward, but the Nuggets don't appear to be interested in such a trade.
"Unless you guys know something I don't know, then the only thing I can say is I'm going to be back," embattled coach Mike Woodson said Monday, according to Newsday.
Kevin Durant scored 41 points, with 10 rebounds and nine assists, and the Oklahoma City Thunder defeated the Knicks 112-100 on Sunday.
First Craig wondered who might be Mike 'Wild Thing' Woodson's replacement if he is relieved of his duties as head coach of the New York Knicks.
Carmelo Anthony scored 31 points in three quarters, then watched from the bench as the Knicks ran away from his old team in the fourth for a 117-90 victory over the Nuggets on Friday night.
The 36-year-old forward said Wednesday before the Knicks played Portland that his injury was from overuse and that he would need rest and therapy, but hadn't been told surgery would be necessary.
The Knicks need to be all in on a point guard sooner rather than later. Wait until 2015? In this case, patience might not be a virtue.
