Keidel: Mellow Over 'Melo
The Knicks just dumped the core of a team we loved for it's blue-collar grit and replaced it with red carpet glitter.
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The Knicks just dumped the core of a team we loved for it's blue-collar grit and replaced it with red carpet glitter.
New York has been in an odd position over the last year. In the echo of the LeBron James and Cliff Lee snubs, we find ourselves the pursuers, not the pursued.
The Los Angeles Lakers' veteran guard put on another show among stars at the 60th All-Star game, also grabbing 14 rebounds and overcoming LeBron James' triple-double for the East.
I have some breaking news. Donnie Walsh is heading on vacation for the next seven days, and he's leaving me in charge. Please, hold the celebrations to a minimum.
Last summer LeBron James gave us "The Decision." Ever since, the NBA has been inundated with All-Star Carmelo Anthony's "Indecision."
Boomer was pretty fired up after being on hand at the Garden last night to see Knicks beat Atlanta 102-90, but unfortunately his good mood was somewhat short-lived...
With the trading deadline a little more than one week away, the Carmelo Anthony-to-Knicks story has reached a fevered pitch. With more specifics coming to light this week, let's go over some of the details people might not realize when analyzing the potential trade.
Magic center Dwight Howard said he is annoyed by the recent talk about his contract and the possibility he would leave Orlando. "Right now is about this season. It's not about L.A., New York or whatever. I'm really tired of it," he said on Tuesday.
Donnie Walsh doesn't know if he is wanted back by the Knicks, and says now is not the time to ask.
Before I go off on my own hyperbole, I'm going to warn everyone else to be stay calm and be reasonable. The Knicks didn't just discover a double-double machine in Timofey Mozgov.
The World's Most Famous Arena had a little extra buzz in the air against the Heat on Thursday, and the Knickerbockers responded.
Amar'e Stoudemire is an All-Star starter. The Knicks superstar will become the first New York player to start the NBA All-Star game in nearly two decades.
Dwyane Wade had a pretty good view of the MSG basket through his new, lightly tinted goggles. He scored 33 of his 34 points in the first three quarters of the Heat's 93-88 loss to the Knicks.
Danilo Gallinari and Landry Fields made consecutive 3-pointers in the final 1:18, and the New York Knicks took advantage of LeBron James's miserable shooting night to beat the Miami Heat 93-88 on Thursday night.
Dwyane Wade plans to wear tinted glasses for the start of the Miami's game against the Knicks to protect his eyes from the bright lights as he recovers from a migraine headache.
Despite the bad weather, the entire morning show staff made it to work in one piece, so let the fun begin. While they were away, the whole Derek Jeter to center field saga broke, so the guys offered their thoughts on the " non-story," as they put it.
Minus Chris Bosh and with Dwyane Wade fighting migraines, the Heat head to Madison Square Garden on Thursday looking for their eighth straight win against New York.
Forbes released their annual list of the NBA's most valuable teams on Wednesday, and according to the magazine, the Knicks have overtaken the Los Angeles Lakers as the NBA's most valuable franchise.
Watching from afar, Chris Bosh plans to get dressed up in a suit, make some popcorn and turn the volume high on his television when the Heat visit the Knicks on Thursday night.
Heat guard Dwyane Wade practiced again Tuesday in sunglasses, his eyes still sensitive to light after a migraine-filled weekend, and he hasn't ruled out wearing them for Miami's next game on Thursday in New York.
The Carmelo Anthony saga is going to come down to one simple question that only one person can answer. What's the most important thing to Carmelo Anthony?
Antonio Cromartie had a few choice words for Tom Brady that are not fit for print in this here blog, but you can use your imagination. Craig loves the bravado displayed by Cromartie, clearly following the lead of his head coach.
Carmelo Anthony won't be leaving the Denver Nuggets anytime soon. After all, the Miami Heat are coming to town Thursday night and he doesn't want to miss a showdown with LeBron James & Co.
If the reports are true, Carmelo is agreeable to joining Newark Nets and playing with Brook Lopez, Rip Hamilton and Chauncey Billups. What made Carmelo change his mind? Why do the Nets make sense?
Speaking to The Associated Press on Friday about the year unlike any other in his life, the NBA's two-time reigning MVP says he will "absolutely" consider 2010 to be a great year, even after making the choice to leave Cleveland for Miami and dealing with the fallout that predictably followed.
