'What Is Up With That?': Amar'e Stoudemire's Playground Psych Job Caught On Camera
Stoudemire, whistled out of the game, extended his hand toward Shane Battier only to retract it at the last moment. Psych!
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Stoudemire, whistled out of the game, extended his hand toward Shane Battier only to retract it at the last moment. Psych!
Anthony vowed after the team's latest first-round ouster that things will change. And soon.
LeBron James had 29 points, eight rebounds and seven assists, and the Miami Heat beat the New York Knicks 106-94 on Wednesday night to win the Eastern Conference first-round series in five games.
Tonight, the Heat are out for the kill and will come out flying. To withstand all of that, the Knicks need to play a near perfect game. They need to do all these things to beat the Heat tonight.
Testing how much his surgically repaired left knee could handle this soon might be considered, well, Linsane.
If the numbers are to be believed, then the New York Knicks' season is about to end. Of the other 101 teams to lose the first three games in a best-of-seven NBA series, none ultimately prevailed and only 10 managed to stave off elimination twice.
All hope at the point guard position for the New York Knicks seems to rest on the shoulders of the aging Mike Bibby.
Interim coach Mike Woodson says Jeremy Lin will not play in the Knicks' first-round series against Miami, even if they avoid elimination Wednesday.
An exciting Game 4 Knick win, a snap-the-all-time-NBA-playoff-losing-streak win, a probably-guarantee-that-Mike-Woodson-gets-hired win. But what does it really mean?
I hate to break this to Knicks fans and newspaper reporters everywhere, but that Knicks win on Sunday really didn't mean a whole lot.
Don't call it a comeback. No, really. Don't. At least for Game 5, anyway.
No NBA team has come back from a 3-0 deficit, and yet another serious injury will make it even tougher for the Knicks as they try.
Baron Davis left Game 4 of the Knicks' opening round match-up with the Heat with an apparently serious knee injury.
The Knicks tried hard on Thursday night against the Miami Heat. That was just about the only good news. The offense was putrid, disgusting, vomit-inducing; or any other negative adjective you can think of.
After Amar'e Stoudemire missed Game 3 of the first round of the NBA Playoffs because of an unfortunate incident with a fire extinguisher, the power forward is doubtful for Game 4 on Sunday, Newsday reported.
... and Bridget Jones's Diary was still in theaters. Yes, it's been that long.
LeBron James scored 32 points, including eight straight to start the fourth quarter and break open the game, and the Miami Heat took a 3-0 lead, sending the New York Knicks to an NBA postseason-record 13th straight loss, 87-70 on Thursday night.
The short-handed Knicks could really, really use a healthy Jeremy Lin on the court in their first-round playoff series against Miami. Emphasis on healthy.
Amar'e Stoudemire and Iman Shumpert are sidelined. Jeremy Lin isn't back yet. So where are the Knicks supposed to find enough offense to compete with Miami?
Amar'e Stoudemire said that there's a "great chance" he can play in Game 4 of the Knicks' series against the Miami Heat on Sunday, despite cutting his left hand on a fire extinguisher case.
Let's move past the idiocy surrounding Amar'e Stoudemire's postgame temper tantrum. Blame should not be laid at the feet of any individual player.
Amar'e Stoudemire's difficult season may be over. Stoudemire had a small muscle in his left hand repaired Tuesday and will not play for the Knicks in Game 3. Actually, he may not return at all.
Seriously, what's next? Is the team bus going to roll over Carmelo Anthony's foot? Maybe food poisoning for Baron Davis?
This much was certain: Amar'e Stoudemire's hand was cut so severely that doctors and paramedics were summoned, drops of blood stained the carpet and a piece of glass in the door to a fire-extinguisher case needed to be replaced.
After it became apparent that Amar'e Stoudemire punched the glass panel of a fire extinguisher following the Knicks 104-94 loss to the Heat on Monday, comments flooded Twitter. We've posted some of the best.
