@43 I agree, Harrelson looks like a nice surprise. They’re going to have to pick the right spots for him. He understands the game and looks very strong, so he can body up and keep people away from the basket. But quicker guys, and taller players who can shoot right over him, will be trouble. I don’t want to see him trying to guard Chris Bosh.

And of course he can shoot, and was a pretty good rebounder in college.

I didn’t think he’d be an NBA player this year, but looks like he could provide solid backup minutes for Chandler and Stoudemire.

Looking at his game last night spacing the floor, only taking shots that are available, I think we should use Amare like that. It was very similar to the game Amare had against Boston, Amares is better of course I’m not comparing them, just their roles.

The big difference I saw against Sacremento was patience the Knicks were really letting the game come to them. There were a handful of forced shots by Douglas and Melo but both were moving the ball and people were taking the shots that the ball movement and defense gave them not forcing the issue and getting in trouble.

On a side note Rubio has looked fantastic. He is going to be a star and the Wolves will challange for a playoff spot this year.

Nice to see Gallo make up for the blown Laker game. The Knuggets are looking quite good.

It is also nice to see Jordan Hill doing better for Houston.

danvt: NBA league pass broadband works great.

Honestly if you don’t wanna go that route to see what is going to happen you could just watch the games on feeds for the time being. And generally speaking it’s not hard to connect your tv to your computer. I watch all of the games that way other than nationally televised games. I think they’ll end up working it out though so I wouldn’t be so fast to jump to DTV.

alsep73: True. On the other hand, you would think Kings management would want to get Hickson into the starting lineup if Cousins were to beshipped out.

Would Washington want to put Cousins and Wall together again? The Wizards have some interesting pieces, big and small.

The non-Knicks basketball fan in me would love to see Wall and Cousins back on the same team. They’re both not good enough that they can get another Top 5 pick this year and potentially snag Harrison Barnes. That would be some team down in Washington.

… sorry. The Knicks are the worst offensive rebounding team in the league. Just take a shot on the guy. We’ll teach him how to behave.

Jim Cavan (@JPCavan): This is true about Hayes, but it’s not as if his skill set wouldn’t translate to the PF slot. I just think with such a wing-heavy and wing-focused offense, a guy like Varejao could be pretty useful and effective.

True. On the other hand, you would think Kings management would want to get Hickson into the starting lineup if Cousins were to beshipped out.

Would Washington want to put Cousins and Wall together again? The Wizards have some interesting pieces, big and small.