The Knicks host the Los Angeles Lakers. The Lakers have been struggling so far this season, so this will hopefully get the Knicks over the .500 mark. Let’s go, Knicks!
Author: Brian Cronin
Well, beating one of the worst teams in the NBA on the road was apparently too much for the Knicks to handle. So now let us at least hope that they can defeat one of the worst teams in the NBA at home. The Knicks have at least played pretty well at home so far. […]
Well, if you’re a team who is struggling to win on the road, it certainly helps to get a team like the Bulls on your road schedule. With the Hawks coming to New York tomorrow, this should be a nice two-game stretch. Let’s go, Knicks!
The Knicks are back at home and hosting a Grizzlies team that opened the season strong but has fallen down a lot recently (they remind me a lot like the Orlando Magic’s start – only the Magic were at least doing it with young players) and the slump actually led to their coach getting fired. […]
According to ESPN’s Ian Begley: Knicks say Tim Hardaway Jr. will be out for at least two weeks due to the stress injury in his lower left leg. Well, that’s not good.
The last time that the Knicks were the #9 seed when they took on the #8 seed, they defeated the Miami Heat on the road, so hopefully they can repeat the feat against the Indiana Pacers! It will be tough going without KP and THJ, but hey, ya never know! Let’s go, Knicks!
The Knicks have yet another home game as they host the spiraling Orlando Magic. This is a huge game for the Knicks, as they have a stretch of winnable games coming up and they really need to, you know, win them. Let’s go, Knicks!
The Knicks host the Miami Heat at the Garden in a battle between the #8 and #9 seeds in the Eastern Conference. No Frank tonight. Will we see Ron Baker? Let’s go, Knicks!
The Knicks return to the Garden to hopefully get their home-cooking going again against a mediocre Trailblazers team. The Knicks will be without Enes Kanter again, though, sadly, but KP will play. Let’s go, Knicks!
As I noted last night, if the Knicks wanted to make a statement about the early season narrative about how their record had a lot to do with their inordinate amount of home games, then the way to go about doing so sure as heck was not to lose to the Atlanta Hawks on the […]