Knicks Losing Streak Reaches Six Games
A night after a stunning comeback win in Boston, the Bobcats sent the Knicks to their sixth straight loss despite 36 points from Carmelo Anthony.
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A night after a stunning comeback win in Boston, the Bobcats sent the Knicks to their sixth straight loss despite 36 points from Carmelo Anthony.
Brandon Jennings scored a season-high 37 points, 16 during Milwaukee's second straight dominant start against New York, and the Bucks sent the Knicks to their fifth consecutive loss, 102-96 on Friday night.
When the just-arrived star of your suddenly struggling team says the solution is "to relax and just have fun," you know you're skunked. Nine times out of 10, it means he doesn't have a clue.
The Knicks lost again on Wednesday and to be frank, this is getting old very fast. Boomer's frustration has just about boiled over, so much so in fact that he has adopted the Denver Nuggets as his new squad.
For a few days after the Carmelo Anthony trade, the running joke for some Knicks fans was to say things like, "Boy that Chauncey Billups trade is really working out." Well, now it's not.
Carmelo Anthony said the Knicks "just need to relax" following their latest 111-99 loss to the Orlando Magic. Try telling that to the fans.
Jerry West believes the Carmelo Anthony trade was good for the Knicks and Nuggets, though neither may know how beneficial for a while.
Dwight Howard had 33 points and 11 rebounds, and the Orlando Magic won their fourth straight and sent the New York Knicks tumbling below .500 with a 111-99 victory Wednesday night.
As the Knicks reach the one-month anniversary of his arrival, Carmelo Anthony says New York's struggles weren't a surprise, and he still believes there is time for the team to get past them.
With last night's loss to the Celtics, the Knicks saw their record drop to .500 at 35-35, with Dwight Howard and the Magic coming to town Wednesday night. Boomer has grown disgusted with this team and their lack of effort on the defensive end of the floor.
Peter Vecsey was blasted for saying on this station that the Knicks were a .500 team with Carmelo Anthony. He was wrong. They're worse.
The Knicks have struggled in a big way following their blockbuster trade for Carmelo Anthony, capped by Monday night's bloody 96-86 loss to the Boston Celtics. Donnie Walsh wants the world to know that if there's blame to go around, it falls on him.
Kevin Garnett had 24 points and 11 rebounds, Rajon Rondo added 13 points and 12 rebounds, and the Boston Celtics scored the final 10 points in 96-86 victory over the New York Knicks on Monday night.
Where to begin? Some good news came out of Mets camp on Monday with the release of Oliver Perez, but as far as the Knicks go, the news is not so good.
Despite the back pages, headlines and talking heads drawing conclusions, it is still far too early to make any sort of judgment on the trade that brought Carmelo Anthony to the Knicks.
Times aren't so great for the Knicks following their blockbuster trade for Carmelo Anthony. "For everyone to get 100 percent on the same page, it might take next season," Carmelo said after the Knicks' loss on Sunday.
New York never got a chance to tie it in the final seconds despite desperation 3s by Anthony and Fields that twice cut the lead to three points.
Chris Wilcox threw down a one-handed dunk off a missed shot with 53 seconds left, and the Detroit Pistons rallied from an 11-point, fourth-quarter deficit to beat the New York Knicks 99-95 on Friday night.
The Carmelo Anthony Kool-Aid is strong these days. You gulp, guzzle, and gargle the stuff. Perhaps an intervention is in order.
Toney Douglas tied a franchise record by making nine of the New York Knicks' franchise-record 20 3-pointers, scoring 29 points in a 120-99 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies on Thursday night that snapped a three-game losing streak.
No Carmelo Anthony? No problem, says Nets coach Avery Johnson. "Sometimes the best trades are the ones you don't make," Johnson told the Star-Ledger during Wednesday's Nets practice.
The Knicks don't play D, Cliff Lee makes comments, Bill Walton stops by, Adrian Peterson clearly does not get it, Gus Johnson expresses interest in 'choking-out' Craigie, and more on the big show.
You talkin' to me? That was the sentiment at Yankees camp on Tuesday after Cliff Lee's "some of the Yankee guys are getting older" comments circulated through the Tampa clubhouse.
Danny Granger's jumper with 0.3 seconds left gave the Indiana Pacers a 119-117 victory over the New York Knicks on Tuesday night.
After a week off and a road show yesterday, Boomer & Craig took their rightful place in the Allstate Studio this morning and picked-up right where they left off.
