LeBron Leads USA Basketball Team Roster; Melo, D-Will, Chandler Selected
With LeBron James sticking around and some of the NBA's best players joining him, the U.S. basketball team could be better than ever.
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With LeBron James sticking around and some of the NBA's best players joining him, the U.S. basketball team could be better than ever.
There really isn't any point in watching anymore. The small details might change from night to night, but the Knicks always find a way to lose.
It seems Carmelo Anthony's frustrations are starting to boil over. Melo reportedly told a heckler to "Go (bleep) yourself" as the Knicks were limping toward the finish Wednesday.
Evan Turner scored a career-high 34 points and grabbed 11 rebounds, leading the Philadelphia 76ers to a 110-106 victory over New York on Wednesday night that snapped a three-game skid and sent the Knicks to a fifth straight loss.
If they haven't already, the Knicks need to find out what Anthony is thinking so they can act accordingly. Any way you cut it, the Knicks do not provide a bright future for Anthony.
Beno Udrih isn't the only player who appears to be beyond the point of frustrated. Several Knicks voiced their displeasure after Monday's loss to the Brooklyn Nets.
Despite the post offices being closed in observation of MLK Day, the Knicks still managed to find a way to mail it in at MSG.
Joe Johnson scored 25 points, as the Brooklyn Nets sent the Knicks to a fourth straight loss with a 103-80 victory Monday, evening this season's New York rivalry at a game apiece.
Deron Williams returned to the Brooklyn Nets in a reserve role and Pablo Prigioni started for the Knicks as both New York teams got point guards back Monday.
The Los Angeles Clippers opened a seven-game road trip with their fifth straight victory, 109-95 over the New York Knicks on Friday night.
Woodson's future as head coach is on the line, and perhaps even Anthony's future as a Knick. That's how important the next 15 days are to the future of this franchise. They better take advantage of it.
The Knicks had a chance Thursday to prove their turnaround was for real. Instead, they got steamrolled 117-89 against the rival Indiana Pacers.
The Indiana Pacers beat the New York Knicks 117-89 on Thursday night. The Knicks have lost two straight after winning five in a row.
The Knicks are slowly turning it around, and looking more like the team that won night after night last season. But there's one thing they haven't been able to do. They can't close games.
After a Jerry Recco update, Carton decides to read some of Metta World Peace's poetry over the air.
