Carmelo Anthony Praises Limitless Knicks After Knee Scare
The Knicks' new frontcourt looks good, but work remains to build around it. Anthony thinks they're off to a good start.
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The Knicks' new frontcourt looks good, but work remains to build around it. Anthony thinks they're off to a good start.
Carmelo Anthony hyperextended his left knee during practice Monday and the Knicks say his return is day to day.
Everyone around the NBA is obsessed with copying Miami with the three superstar model, but the fact of the matter is that formula hasn't proven to win anything. Instead, the Knicks found someone to fit their greatest need.
It seems almost everyone has given their take on last week's rejected trade that would've sent Chris Paul to the Lakers. Add Deron Williams to the list.
The Knicks signed veteran guard Mike Bibby and re-signed Jared Jeffries. Bibby's addition may force out Chauncey Billups.
The New York Knicks have acquired Tyson Chandler from the Dallas Mavericks and sent Ronny Turiaf to the Washington Wizards in a three-team trade.
Chris Paul wanted a trade to the Knicks. Instead, the Hornets worked out a three-team deal with LA and Houston -- or so they thought.
Many factors led to the Knicks' pursuit of free agent center Tyson Chandler. Also, Chris Paul may not be as appealing as some have suggested.
Ken Berger of CBSSports.com reports that The New York Knicks are close to signing free agent center Tyson Chandler. The potential signing may impact Chris Paul talks and the shape of the Knicks' roster.
Now looking to fill needs elsewhere, the Knicks are reportedly "on the verge" of signing veteran Grant Hill for their shooting guard slot.
At noon on Christmas Day, when the curtain finally rises on the better-late-than-never 2011-12 NBA season, Knicks fans will be in for a treat.
With the NBA releasing a condensed, 66-game schedule yesterday, Boomer & Craig were talking a little NBA basketball this morning, specifically the Knicks, who Boomer sees getting off to a slow start.
Knicks fans need to take a 'wait and see approach' when it comes to the possibility of landing star point guard Chris Paul.
Sure, the Knicks will be a playoff team this year -- and there's a great chance they will actually have home court advantage in the first round of the playoffs. But they are not ready to compete with teams like Dallas.
After the Buffalo Bills lost to the Tennessee Titans yesterday - the Bills' 5th straight loss - Boomer & Craig were happy to hear from Omar in Brooklyn to find out if he is ready to concede the season for his beloved team, who now have a record of 5-7.
Finally, basketball facilities are open. NBA players are back. But the big news focused on Chris Paul.
With hundreds of boxes of food sitting behind them ready to be distributed to Brooklyn families, Chris Paul, Carmelo Anthony and their famous friends were determined to stay on message.
Talk about full-court press. Former NBA guard Cuttino Mobley filed a lawsuit against Madison Square Garden on Wednesday, accusing the Knicks of pressuring him to retire as a way to save approximately $19 million.
Well, Tuesday night the NBA got underway in New York. The 2011-12 "No Basketball Association."
Sure, they already canceled two weeks of the season. But there's renewed optimism that the NBA can squeeze in an 82-game season if a deal to end the lockout is reached soon.
According to the New York Daily News, the NBA will announce "at least" two more lost weeks of play on Tuesday.
What Carmelo Anthony, Chris Paul and company haven't been able to do is find a deal with the NBA that they find acceptable enough to play real games again.
Here we are: NBA commissioner David Stern's "G-Day." Stern told WFAN last week that without a labor agreement Tuesday his "gut" was that there wouldn't be pro basketball on Christmas.
It appears Ronny Turiaf is about to follow Deron Williams' lead and play overseas.
It was a rough week in New York sports. From the Jets and Giants to the Yankees and Rangers, there wasn't a lot to be happy about.
