Renaldo Balkman sells lemonade for charity

No, the Knicks forward isn’t practicing for a second-career should there be an NBA lockout, although that might not be such a bad idea. I mean, other than the occasional squirt of lemon juice in your eye, working at a lemonade stand is a pretty sweet gig—you’re outdoors in the sunshine, you get to mingle with the public, the money is good, and as an added bonus, all the lemonade you can drink. But I digress. While it’s true that Renaldo Balkman did in fact sell a little lemonade today, it was all for a worthy cause. Balkman was visiting some friends in Columbia, South Carolina, when he heard the inspiring story of Anthony Frederick, the 13-year-old owner of Anthony’s Lemonade Stand, an endeavor that young Anthony started to help raise money for cancer research. When Anthony was just 8-years-old, his mother Dru was diagnosed with breast cancer. Dru didn’t sugarcoat the seriousness of her disease when she told her son about her cancer diagnosi...