Archive for February, 2007

Crawford Possibly Out for the Year with a Stress Fracture

February 27th, 2007 by DCrockett17

The associated press is reporting that Jamal Crawford has a stress fracture in his right ankle which may require regular season ending surgery. He might be available for a potential playoff series should he require surgery. Apparently the injury was sustained at some point during Monday’s game against the Heat, but Crawford is unsure of [...]

Diagnosing Patient Frye: What Ails Our Sophomore Slumper?

February 25th, 2007 by Michael Zannettis

Healthy, Wealthy, and Young: The Birth of A New Era Standing 6?11?, being only 23 years-old, and with a promising rookie campaign under his belt, Channing Frye seemed destined to finally fill the gaping productivity hole at the Knicks? power forward position. The Knicks haven?t employed a tall, talented four since the glory days of [...]

Open Comments: 2/25 Nets & 2/26 Heat

February 25th, 2007 by Mike Kurylo

If the Knicks want to establish themselves as Post All Star Game playoff candidates, playing well against two teams they’re looking to leapfrog, the Nets & Heat, seems to be a good start. I’ll leave this thread open for comments on those two games.

“Uuuuugggghhhhh!” [SLAM] “Good Grief”

February 22nd, 2007 by DCrockett17

Just like Charlie Brown laying flat on his back after Lucy has yanked the ball away, the Knicks found themselves flat on their collective back after stinking up a mostly empty Wachovia Center last night. In a rare Larry Brown-esque moment, Isiah Thomas publicly chastised his team, questioning its toughness, claiming that the fans want [...]

Hollinger On Tonight’s Game

February 20th, 2007 by Mike Kurylo

From Today’s New York Sun: Furthermore, check out New York’s upcoming schedule: After tonight, the ‘Bockers won’t play a team with a winning record until March 10. That’s eight straight games against the league’s doormats if you’re scoring at home, and it will be a huge disappointment if the locals don’t claim at least five [...]

14-14

February 17th, 2007 by Mike Kurylo

David Lee, Knicks starting power forward? Discuss.

Looking on the Bright Side…

February 15th, 2007 by Brian Cronin

At least Tim Hardaway was never a Knick. I can only imagine how many columns Lupica would get out of this if he was.