June 22nd, 2004 by DCrockett17
What the Knicks Should Do Now I?m back to offer a ?quick and dirty? assessment of the Knicks? primary needs with the help of a few stats compiled at 82games.com. I also offer a few modest suggestions for how to address them. (By the way if you didn?t catch part 1 of my off-season preview [...]
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June 21st, 2004 by DCrockett17
Hi, I’m Kevin Pelton. At the risk of going all Lionel Hutz on you, you may remember me from such columns as “Page 23″ at Hoopsworld.com and such contests as KnickerBlogger’s 2004 Bloggers Bracket. Over the last couple of months, his KBness and I have shared some e-mails and AIM conversations, and I was flattered [...]
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June 18th, 2004 by Mike Kurylo
KnickerBlogger is on vacation until July 5th. I leave for Japan early tomorrow morning. Don’t worry, my site will have plenty of activity, as I’ve assorted three excellent guest bloggers to keep things running. You’ve already met Dave, a passionate Knicks fan, who tried to send me off a day early. He’s already off to [...]
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June 18th, 2004 by Mike Kurylo
Sports message boards is an interesting mix of technology, sports, and the human psyche. The anonymity of sitting behind a computer makes every emotion seem more heightened. Every losing streak is a lost season. Every winning streak a championship run. Every rumor is truth. Every trade idea is a rumor. Every draft pick is an [...]
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June 17th, 2004 by DCrockett17
Hey Knicks fans. While the Knickerblogger is away on vacation he has asked some of us who bleed orange and blue to pinch hit. The Knickerblogger swings a mighty fine bat but I’ll do my best to measure up. — Two Lessons I’ve Learned from Joe Dumars In some ways the weeks following the NBA [...]
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June 16th, 2004 by Mike Kurylo
Well folks, way back in April I searched the world for some of the greatest basketball minds & asked them to predict what would happen in the NBA playoffs. I included myself among this group of super-geniuses, to see how the average man would fare against the smartest of the smart. In an attempt to [...]
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June 16th, 2004 by Mike Kurylo
Congratulations to the Detroit Pistons. It seemed that the whole country was a Pistons fan for just a little bit. Especially after game 3, where it seemed apparent to just about everyone that they were the better team and going to win the series. Maybe some people liked them because they were the underdogs. Others [...]
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