Posts Tagged ‘playoffs’

State of the First Round

April 26th, 2009 by Brian Cronin

Let’s take a look at how the first round is shaping up after Saturday’s games!

Knicks Should Concede Season

March 20th, 2009 by Mike Kurylo

New York’s Wednesday’s loss against the Nets was especially tough. The team had gone on a mini-3 game win streak before dropping one to powerhouse Cleveland, and beating the Nets at home would have helped them get back on the playoff track. Instead they suffered a disheartening 115-89 defeat. At halftime the Knicks were only [...]

Knicks 116 Pistons 111 (OT)

March 12th, 2009 by Mike Kurylo

I actually got to watch the game live last night. That’s a tall order for someone who has a 2 year old child and an expecting wife. I didn’t watch the whole game, just the second half. During the fourth quarter when the Knicks had made the game close, I had turned to my wife [...]

Samb A Low Risk For New York

March 3rd, 2009 by Mike Kurylo

Yesterday the Knicks signed Cheik Samb to a 10 day contract. Samb has played for 3 other NBA teams (the Pistons, Nuggets, and Clippers) but has only amassed 106 minutes in that time. His per minute numbers show him to be a strong shot blocker with a very limited offensive game. In fact his shooting [...]

KnickerBlogger Turns 5

February 23rd, 2009 by Mike Kurylo

This week marks the 5th anniversary of KnickerBlogger. When I started this venture, I didn’t imagine it would last this long. Five years ago, blogging was still in its infancy. There were less than 2 million blogs when KnickerBlogger came into existence. Just six months after, the number of blogs had doubled. Today it’s unknown [...]

Around the NBA for 1/26/09

January 26th, 2009 by Brian Cronin

Some interesting stories out there. Let’s take a look!

A Couple of Odds & Ends

December 23rd, 2008 by Mike Kurylo

Alan Hahn mentions this possible deal: According to Broussard, Don Nelson told rookie Anthony Randolph, “You should have your agent start looking into trades, because this is not working out.” … The 19-year-old Randolph – yes, he’s only 19 – makes the rookie scale of $1.7 million which means you could probably — Bloghost note: [...]