Renewing a Knicks-Heat rivalry from the 1990s and early 2000s is a beautiful sight.
The Knicks were suppose to open the season against Nets at the $1 billion Barclays Center, but the game has been postponed to Nov. 26 due to the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
Instead, they get to open the season at the Garden against the NBA Champion Miami Heat.
"We know it's a big ball game. They're the defending champs coming into our building," Camby said.
The Heat enter the season with one goal, defending their title. While the Knicks entered the season with title dreams, however, those dreams have somewhat faded with Amar'e Stoudemire getting injured.
Despite the injuries, Camby says they'll see the Heat in June. Indicating an Eastern Conference matchup for a chance at a Finals appearance.
"We both have dreams and aspirations of being there at the end, so more than likely we're going to see this team in June," Camby said of the Heat.
It should be an exciting game.
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November 01, 2012
