Madison Square Garden, known for its rich history, tradition and of course the New York Knicks, will be opening its doors for another entertaining year of basketball. The Mecca of basketball, The Garden, which opened in 1968, has been under several renovations the past couple of years. Similar to the historic arena they play in, the Knicks have been under quite the renovation themselves. One can relate the renovation of MSG to the restructuring of the Knicks roster. You don’t want to tamper with the core foundation, further diminishing its vintage character, but instead, enhance the small characteristics.
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As I watch Wally give his insightful opinion (preseason)on the knicks players and inside knowledge of a player that has recentlyretired from the NBA game, he brings fresh air to the MSG telecast.
He's the best commentator up there now IMHO .
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