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Knicks blogger John Schmeelk gets a few things off his chest, including Mike D'Antoni's philosophy about fouling, the media's reaction to Jeremy Lin and the new ticket prices at Madison Square Garden.
It could be the cost of Linning. But the Garden cited their upcoming second phase of renovations on the historic arena.
Sunday's less-than-sensational game from Lin won't do anything to curb the speculation that Baron Davis could eventually take over at point guard.
Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin was a star at Harvard. He just hasn't been able to replicate that success at TD Garden.
Dan Rather first got a taste of the 'Boomer & Carton Morning Experience' back in September and has since become a good friend of the Show.
The Knicks dropped a close one yesterday afternoon in Boston, eventually losing in overtime to the Celtics,115-111 and Craig says for that you can blame head coach Mike D'Antoni.
Deron Williams dropped 57 on the Charlotte Bobcats in the Nets 104-101 win, Kobe Bryant sent a subtle reminder to the Heat & the rest of the NBA that he is still the best, and more in Jerry Recco's first update.
The Knicks lost a overtime heartbreaker to the Celtics 115-111 at the TD Garden on Sunday.
For 50 years, one mighty number -- recorded against the Knicks -- has stood as the Mount Everest of sport's magic numbers. 100 points.
Neil Keefe and Mike Hurley talk about the Rangers and Bruins, Knicks and Celtics and why Bobby Valentine is running his mouth in another epic email discussion.
Knicks fans thought they were early to the Jeremy Lin party. Well, President Barack Obama says he was on the "bandwagon" long before Linsanity hit New York.
Davis just took a page out of Rex Ryan's playbook.
Mike suggested rather than 'Stevesanity' or 'Novakaine' that we simply refer to Novak as 'The Dentist' for drilling 3's.
With Boomer out and the local newspapers' sports sections littered with questionable stories, Craig, flying solo, had his work cut out for him.
When Shawne Williams bolted for New Jersey, the Knicks' bench looked downright barren. Thanks to interim GM Glen Grunwald that's no longer the case.
Neil Keefe is joined by Ryan Hadfield of WEEI.com to talk about the Knicks and Celtics, how Jeremy Lin's taken over the basketball world and the state of sports journalism in both cities.
Jeremy Lin isn't the only Knicks player to battle his way back to the NBA after being forced to pave his way through the D-League.
It wasn't the Jeremy Lin show at Madison Square Garden. But the Knicks point guard was happy to put Linsanity on hold Wednesday night.
This time around, February leaves us as a month closer to July, with it's sizzle and sparks and fireworks.
As the old saying goes, 'you have to give credit where credit is due.'
Boomer & Craig were both understandably encouraged by the Knicks' comeback win, especially the Booms considering he has been praising Steve Novak for over two weeks now.
Jeremy Lin had 19 points and 13 assists, Carmelo Anthony scored 22 and the New York Knicks turned around the game with their reserves to beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 120-103 on Wednesday night.
"Do I regret what I said? Absolutely not," Mayweather said Tuesday. "I stand by what I said, and I meant what I said."
Apart from all the Jeremy Lin headlines, the Knicks think they are a story, too.
Graffiti artists Tats Cru have painted a tribute to Knicks phenom Jeremy Lin on the side of a building on 2nd Street and Avenue A in the East Village.
