Schmeelk: Ray Felton Is As Important To Knicks As Carmelo Anthony, Tyson Chandler
The old adage turned out to be true: You never know what you truly have until you lose it. Welcome back, Raymond Felton.
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The old adage turned out to be true: You never know what you truly have until you lose it. Welcome back, Raymond Felton.
Final score for the 2013 NBA All-Star Game: Knicks 2, Nets 0.
Carmelo Anthony's ill feelings toward Kevin Garnett didn't last long. His streak of 20-point games goes on.
Whatever they do, the Knicks' success will be determined by how they control Rondo. In many ways, their success this season will be determined by how they control the opponent's quick guards off the dribble.
No matter what was said between Carmelo Anthony and Kevin Garnett during and after the last time the New York Knicks and Boston Celtics met, Anthony says the incident is behind him.
"It's a bad fit," said Kerr. "You can look at the stats when they're on the court, or just look with your own eyes to know they're not an ideal fit."
Boosted by renovations to Madison Square Garden, the Knicks' value increased 41 percent to $1.1 billion. The Lakers were second at $1 billion.
I haven't done this in a while, so here's a look at the good, the bad and the ugly from this year's final regular-season edition of the Knicks-Nets rivalry.
Final score: J.R. 1, Kris 0.
Maybe it really does take a village. P.J. Carlesimo figured his best shot in front of a ready-to-rock Madison Square Garden crowd was to show Anthony "different looks." And faces. Eight of them, by my count.
Year One of a new rivalry for Brooklyn and New York is over — barring a postseason matchup. "It's a battle. We split. We'll see what happens next," said Joe Johnson.
The Nets came into MSG and pulled out a clutch victory over the Knicks on Martin Luther King Day.
Carmelo Anthony is ready to gain an edge in the Atlantic Division race on Martin Luther King Day as the Knicks battle the Nets at MSG.
The dog days of January and February are when the season can be decided, and the Knicks are at a crossroads which will dictate whether they are a two seed or a five seed. If they play like they did against Detroit, you have to like their chances.
Maybe Knicks owner James Dolan should pack up those high-tech microphones and send a crew to Houston.
