The Cavs led by as many as 17 in the first half, but New York's Steve Novak triggered a big Knicks run in the second stanza. Cleveland couldn't catch the Knicks and dropped the 120-103 decision on Wednesday night in that Garden. Antawn Jamison led the Wine and Gold with 23 points and 10 boards.
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February 29, 2012
Jeremy Lin had 19 points and 13 assists, Carmelo Anthony scored 22 and the New York Knicks turned around the game with their reserves to beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 120-103 on Wednesday night.
Steve Novak had 17 points off the bench as the Knicks turned a 17-point deficit into an easy win, outscoring the Cavs 71-42 in the second half. They capped a 10-5 month, their first 10-win...
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March 01, 2012
If you’re a Knicks season ticket subscriber, it gets you some perks. Over the past few seasons, that’s meant overpriced seats for a terribly unwatchable product. Things may be a ‘changin. Juuuust sayin’. It’s only been one game back from the break, but the Knicks are becoming a hot ticket – if only for the curiosity of this delightfully-daring little experiment. The fellas...
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February 29, 2012
Knicks’ rookie Iman Shumpert had a stellar first half of the season, despite not being the answer to his team’s point guard woes. The Georgia Tech product is averaging double-figures in points per game with 10.3, and also grabs two steals per game. His rebound and assists numbers are solid for a rookie, but there’s no doubt Shumpert’s game has been elevated by Jeremy Lin’s...
Via Backyard Sports Blog
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February 29, 2012
So this went down at a New York Knicks fan event last night and I'm sure nobody knew how good of a singer Landry Fields was. He randomly belts out Billionaire by Travie McCoy and it sounds twice as good as the real thing. Get this man on American Idol asap.
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February 28, 2012
Jeremy Lin and the Knicks have something to build on.While the New York Knicks have some solid pieces to build on as they prepare for the second half of the regular season, it’s pretty clear from where I’m sitting that the still-evolving Knicks are not in the same elite class as the Miami heat and Chicago Bulls in the Eastern Conference. Yes, the Knicks will make a playoff appearance...
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February 29, 2012
Though Knicks head coach Mike D’Antoni isn’t worried about it, center Tyson Chandler sounds less sure about the gravity of his left wrist injury. From Zagsblog: “I’m gonna talk to the doctor today,’ Chandler, the Knicks’ defensive anchor at center, said Tuesday. ‘Like I said, I was hoping that the time off and the rest would help me out a little bit, but. …” Chandler...
Via The New York Post
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March 01, 2012
BEIJING — While Jeremy Lin has become an NBA sensation, Knicks reject Stephon Marbury has been tearing it up on the other side of the world, dominating the Chinese league and developing his own cult following.
Linsanity is competing with Marbury Madness in China after the Brooklyn native led the Beijing...
Via Yahoo! Sports
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February 29, 2012
Jeremy Lin checked back in, triggering the wave of cheers that accompany his every move at Madison Square Garden. This time, they were for the guys leaving the game. Lin had 19 points and 13 assists and Carmelo Anthony scored 22, but the New York Knicks turned around this one with their reserves to beat the Cleveland Cavaliers 120-103 on Wednesday night.
Via LAYUP MAG
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February 29, 2012
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The first half of the season you could see Amar’e Stoudemire wasn’t himself and he admits that. The second half of the season starts tonight for the New York Knicks and Stoudemire says things will be different for him.
Via NY Post:
“Every second half of the year, I’ve got the tendency to turn it up,” Stoudemire said. “It’s going to...
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