Al Harrington Doing His Thing With The Knicks

December 14, 2008

Al Harrington hated how he was being used when he was with the Warriors which is why he wanted to be traded. The Warriors dumped him off on the Knicks and he is doing what Don Nelson would not let him do, playing big minutes.Last year Al Harrington averaged 27 minutes per game with the Warriors, now with the Knicks he is averaging 38 minutes per game and he is producing. He is averaging 25.5 ppg with the Knicks and he has already had 3 games over 30. He is also shooting the ball well and rebounding.

Most importantly the Knicks are 11 and 12 which is very good considering the Marbury situation, the trades, and the injuries.

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New York Knicks 2008-2009 Season Preview

November 1, 2008

The Knicks have a lot of the same players they had last year but they have a much different system. They are trying to play a running and gun style. The Knicks will be a better team this season once they get used to the new system. They also have to try and play a little bit of defense. Even though I expect them to improve they won’t make the playoffs. They are battling a few teams for those last couple of playoff spots and the other teams are better.

The Knicks are similar to the Nets, they are just doing as much as they can until 2010 comes so they can go after Lebron. Even though the Knicks won’t make the playoffs, I am sure that the fans will be happy with any improvement the team makes. And if the Knicks can get rid of Marbury and Curry that will make the fans even happier.

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Knicks Should Have Picked Bayless In The Draft

July 18, 2008

When the Knicks took Gallinari in the draft I thought it was because they were going to give Marbury the chance to try and revive his career with a new coach which is why I thought it was a decent pick. A week after the draft rumors were floting around that they were going to try Marbury or buy him out. Then they signed Chris Duhon and now they are about to sign Anthony Roberson. WTF?

If the Knicks knew it was a possibility that they were going to dump Marbury, they should have taken Bayless. He is a better player than Duhon, Roberson, and Nate Robinson. If Bayless is out in Portland producing while and the Knicks dump Marbury, get suspect point guard play, and get limited production from Gallinari, fans in New York will not be happy.

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Nate Robinson Breaks Steve Blakes Ankles

March 9, 2008

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LeBron Stalker Gets His 15 Minutes Of Fame

March 7, 2008

The guy that strolled onto the court a few days ago during a Cavs vs. Knicks game to say hi to LeBron James has been identified as 17 year old Anthony Erskine. The kid is facing a ban from the garden and possible some type of fine but he has no regrets and says he would do it again.

You can read the full article here.

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LeBron 50 Point Game Against New York On March 5th Highlights

March 6, 2008

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Zach Randolph Highlights

June 30, 2007

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Draft Night Trades

June 29, 2007

A couple of trades actually went down yesterday although KG was not one of the guys to be moved. The Sonics traded Ray Allen and the number 35 pick Glen Davis to Boston for Delonte West, Wally S., and the number 5 pick Jeff Green. By making this move the Sonics say that they want to keep Rashard Lewis and have a big lineup with Green at the two, Durant at the 3, and Lewis at the 4.

Overall I think the Sonics should have kept Ray Allen, he is 32 but he has gotten better the last few years. He is the best shooter in the NBA and would have teamed up great with Durant. The biggest reason I don’t understand the trade is because the Sonics made it seem like they were picked Durant to replace Lewis, but now they want to keep Lewis. They would have been better off keeping having a line of Ridnour, Allen, Durant, Lewis, and Wilcox.

The Knicks traded Channing Frye & Steve Francis to Portland for Zach Randolph, Dan Dikau, and Fred Jones. Some people like the trade for Portland because they are getting rid of a guy that has had some problems. Others say they did not get much for Randolph and they should have kept him to play next to Oden. On the Knick side some are happy and others think he is too similar to Eddy Curry.

I think the Blazers should have kept him to play along side Greg Oden he averaged 23 and 10 which is not something a ton of players do. With this trade the Knicks add some offensive player and rebounder that is known for being a bad defender, although many in the NBA are. It also gives them a more solid lineup. We know now that Curry is the center, Randolph is the PF, Jefferies is the SF, Crawford is the SG, and Marbury is the PG. No more mixing and matching lineups, no more starting mediocre forwards, or starting two point guards for the Knicks.

The Blazers plan to buyout Francis, the deal for him was more for cap relief. Frye will also be a solid edition but I think they should have kept Randolph.

The Warriors traded Jason Richardson the Bobcats for Brendan Wright and Jamareo Davidson. I don’t think it was a good deal for either team. I Warriors are already a very thin team, during the playoffs they stuck with a 8 man rotation. Now the traded Richardson for two rookies that might not be able to contribute right away. It also hurts them in the backcourt once Baron Davis takes his annual trip to the injured list. They will be stuck with Monta Ellis trying to carry the load.

For the Bobcats I think it was a bad move because Adam Morrison is supposed to be their SG of the future. If they keep Wallace and he play SF, then Richardson will start at the SG, and Felton at the PG, leaving Morrison on the bench. Michael Jordan said he wanted a go to scorer and he feels that is what he go in Richardson. I don’t see that with Richardson because he is a bad ball handler. In Golden State he had Arenas and Davis getting him the ball in perfect position. In Charlotte they will ask him to create and that will only lead to a ton of turnovers.

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