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Knicks Morning News (2026.07.28)

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    Good morning! Got a few minutes before the boy wakes up so without further ado I present you the the All-Storyline Eastern Conference playoffs and welcome any adjustments/personal preferences:

    Round 1:

    1 NYK
    8 WAS

    4 IND
    5 DET

    2 BOS
    7 MIA

    3 PHI
    6 CLE

    I swerved and gave the Heat to the Celtics. That’s a much more recent rivalry than Knicks-Heat, and I think it would be way more fun to fuck up Trae Young (who is just embarrassing himself lately pretending to still be our rival).

    Round 2:

    1 NYK
    4 IND

    2 BOS
    3 PHI

    Adam Silver’s wet dream

    ECF:

    1 NYK
    3 PHI

    Knicks in 5. And we’re still taking over that arena.

    We took over San Antonio’s arena all the way in Texas. No way we don’t own Philadelphia again, even with LeBron

    I think those predictions are as good as any that one can make at this point, or as bad.

    There is tremendous upheaval in the East, unlike any year I can remember. Boston, Philly, and Miami are radically changed. Indiana is laying in the weeds. Detroit is regrouping. Orlando is maturing. Toronto is in flux. Washington is not terrible. No one is tanking.

    I have shared the group’s displeasure with Howard to Howard. (We text occasionally.) I have not attempted to engage him in a debate about it. (This would likely end us texting occasionally.)

    When I first got access to an NBA locker room, Howard Beck was BY FAR the NICEST PERSON to me. He took the time to show me where we go, where I could sit, etc. Everyone else was borderline hostile to me (bloggers vs newspaper/tv folks). I’m pretty sure one local TV guy was a huge a-hole to me. Can’t remember who or why. Also one local newspaper person had a HUGE issue with one of the KnickerBlogger writers and would text me and that writer odd quasi-threatening messages.

    And if in your day job you had to deal with James Dolan year after year after year, you’d might hope his business fails too.

    Yesterday Macri floated the idea of an Embiid/AD swap. The problems with that are it immediately turns a poor defensive team into a good one, it exorcises the “can’t get thru the 2nd round” issue, and most annoyingly it makes them semi-rootable. Don’t do it Washington, no matter what the Sixers include to sweeten the package.

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