Mike D’Antoni had a chance to end a controversy before it began when Baron Davis made his Knicks debut last night at the Garden against the Nets.
But, when the Knicks coach was asked whether he had talked to Davis about understanding his redefined role within the Linsanity surrounding...
Via Larry Brown Sports
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February 21, 2012
Baron Davis has officially returned, folks. When he returned from injury, Davis was hoping he could rescue the Knicks back court and turn them into a contender. Jeremy Lin seems to have that situation covered. Maybe after he realized Lin had locked down New York’s point guard position, Baron started thinking about how he could celebrate hitting his first jump shot of the season...
Via Juan Elway
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February 22, 2012
Yo T, thanks for the good stuff...
Up in Smoke
Baron Davis is back ladies and gents. He is back right in time to start making headlines in New York, you know because they don’t have enough to cover with the Knicks current backcourt.
Well, in his triumph return Davis decided to pantomime smoking a J after hitting a 3-pointer against the Nets on Monday night. Who doesnâ...
Via The New York Post
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February 22, 2012
Baron Davis was annoyed at a couple of Internet websites for posting a still-picture from the MSG Network telecast yesterday that characterized him as pretending to smoke a joint to celebrate hitting his first bucket as a Knick.
Davis tweeted and his agent Todd Ramasar confirmed to The Post that...
Via Tweets Center
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February 22, 2012
New York Knicks backup point guard Baron Davis wants the Internet to stop trying to start a rumor about a gesture he made during the Knicks’ Monday night game against the New Jersey Nets. “To clear up rumors, I was kissing my hands after I shot the 3 last night. Kissing the 3 was all...Read the Rest...
Via Sportress of Blogitude
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February 21, 2012
Of course, in basketball — as it is in life — one toke over the line is far preferable to one foot over the line. Well, maybe that’s just in basketball. And only on made three-pointers and free throw attempts. Huh. I suppose instead of trying to turn the above image into some kind of [...]
Via SportingNews.com
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February 21, 2012
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Via NBA 24/7 365
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February 21, 2012
One game into his stint, Baron Davis has already set a Knicks record: His #85 is the highest ever to be worn by a New York Knickerbocker. First-ballot HOFer. Seriously, though, I thought Baron looked alright last night. I don’t even know what his stats were–I recall a three-pointer and some poor defense on Deron Williams–but none of that even matters yet. I’ll tell...
CH-CH-CH-CH-CHANGES
Via Crossover Chronicles
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February 20, 2012
Despite a lack in star power, this year's Slam Dunk Contest during the NBA All-Star Game weekend will feature a bevy of rules changes including doing away with judges and going to fan online voting.
Via Dunson Checks In
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February 20, 2012
How do the 2012 Knicks stack up to D'Antoni's best team--the 2004-2005 Pheonix Suns? Somehow over the last month, the Knicks have slowly evolved into the league’s most complete team. Baron Davis will likely make his debut this week as the backup point guard and the Knicks future rests on how well Carmelo Anthonyintegrates into the new-look Knicks offense and whether...
Via Sports Illustrated
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February 22, 2012
Via The New York Post
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February 23, 2012
One week ago, J.R. Smith was a free agent waiting to catch a plane home from China and Baron Davis was on the Knicks bench in civvies, his injured back still not cleared for takeoff.Last night, they caught their connecting flights — on a pair of alley-oops that sent...
Via StarTribune.com
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February 20, 2012
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