B&C Morning Show: Melo Keeps Rolling With Some Help From His Friends
To open up Wednesday, Craig ran down a list of the Knicks' all-time greats, from Patrick Ewing to Walt 'Clyde' Frazier...
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To open up Wednesday, Craig ran down a list of the Knicks' all-time greats, from Patrick Ewing to Walt 'Clyde' Frazier...
Carmelo Anthony had 35 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists for his second career triple-double, and the New York Knicks made 19 3-pointers to keep alive their Atlantic Division title hopes with a 118-110 victory over the Boston Celtics on Tuesday night.
New York will have center Tyson Chandler in the lineup against Boston, despite having a "knot" in his left leg.
"It was a new start for me, it was a new start for the team," Anthony said of interim head coach Mike Woodson. "It was a new start for the New York Knicks."
The only reason the Knicks are even close to being in the playoff race is because of their defense. It's like watching the late 90's Knicks all over again. Carmelo Anthony needs some help. He needs Amar'e Stoudemire.
As oddly warm but welcome weather bathes us in vibrant flora and blue skies, the blue and orange just learned a lesson that will put them on another spring vacation… A Big Three beats a Hot One anytime.
The Knicks snapped a nine-game home winning streak as they fell to the Heat 93-85 on Sunday.
Carmelo Anthony invited the family of Trayvon Martin into the Knicks' locker room before Friday's game against the Wizards.
It won't be this easy on Sunday. Not when the Miami Heat come to town for what suddenly shapes up as a possible playoff preview. The New York Knicks sure look ready.
The Knicks' forward will make a guest appearance on Showtime's dark comedy "Nurse Jackie" at 9 p.m. on Sunday. The five-time All Star will play a patient partaking in a group therapy session, acting as a fallen basketball star.
Donnie Walsh's contract expires on June 30, and the Magic might be interested in luring him to Orlando to help cool down the drama surrounding Dwight Howard, Ken Berger of CBSSports.com reported.
There are only a handful of basketball players on the planet that can single-handedly carry a team's offense like Carmelo Anthony has the past two weeks.
J.R. Smith hit a 3-pointer for the lead with 1:04 left, and the New York Knicks held on to beat the Milwaukee Bucks 111-107 on Wednesday night in a game that could turn out to be critical to both teams' playoff hopes.
The Knicks were riding high, looking for a second straight win against the suddenly Derrick Rose-less Bulls. But Chicago rose to the challenge.
When our traffic gal Amy Salerno referred to Knicks star Carmelo Anthony as 'Me-Low,' Craig noticed and then proceeded to have a little fun at her expense.
