Enoch Smith Jr. has been a big factor in Mt. Carmel's success this year. He talks about the upcoming playoffs, his team, and his connection with a current Illini freshman.
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October 20, 2012
The New York Knicks are an old veteran team, and even though some of the older vets are banged up already, one of the younger Knicks is also wounded. Newsday is reporting that Knicks backup guard J.R. Smith is in a walking boot, trying to take some pressure off a sore left Achilles heel. Head [...]
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October 19, 2012
With the NBA season less than two weeks away, basketball fans are getting set to watch some of their favorite players hit the hardwood once again.During a season of underwhelming accomplishments for the Knicks, J.R. Smith and Steve Novak provided their team's fan base with a couple of exciting bright spots all year long. With Novak emerging alongside buddy Jeremy Lin, and Smith...
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October 20, 2012
Guys, the Knicks lost a preseason game. The season is totally over, like, really. Kill everything with fire. Panic mode: ENGAGE. Hold up a second, that’s what Nets fans are saying right now because they lost two preseason games in a row. BOOM. Obviously, I’m just kidding about the Knicks, but it’s funny enough that there are people who are already panicking in preseason form...
Via New York Sports-Kings
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October 20, 2012
Stephon Marbury certainly had an interesting run in the NBA, particularly known for his scoring ability. The guard averaged over 19 points and 7 assists per game over his 13 year career before going to play ball overseas in China.
He was definitely a personality, and some would call him a chemistry killer.
Now, it looks like there are bigger issues on his plate than just being called...
Via AP on Fox
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October 21, 2012
Knicks forward Amar'e Stoudemire is expected to miss the start of the regular season because of a left knee injury.
The Knicks said Stoudemire returned to New York on Sunday to get his left knee re-evaluated and an MRI revealed a ruptured benign cyst. He is expected to miss two to three weeks.
Stoudemire had played in only one preseason game, sitting out the first two because...
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October 21, 2012
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The New York Knicks will be without star power forward Amare Stoudemire for about the next two-to-three weeks after the 29-year-old had his popliteal cyst ruptured behind his left knee, according to ESPN New York. The team announced the latest news in Sunday’s afternoon practice in Syracuse, NY.
Stoudemire went to New York City on Sunday...
Via NBA Injury News
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October 21, 2012
New York Knicks forward Amar'e Stoudemire will be out for the next two to three weeks with a ruptured cyst in his left knee. This will mean that he will miss the opener against the Brooklyn Nets. Jeff Zillgitt of USA Today reports that the injury was found through an MRI.The issue was discovered after an MRI in New York on Sunday morning. Knicks coach Mike Woodson told news reporters...
Via NY Sports Nut
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October 21, 2012
Once again Amar’e Stoudemire is going to miss time due to a knee injury. The man who was once considered an MVP candidate for the New York Knicks will again miss 2-3 weeks with a ruptured cyst in his left knee. It is the same knee that Stoudemire has previously had micro-fracture surgery on in 2005.
The official injury is being diagnosed as a ruptured popliteal cyst. This...
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October 21, 2012
Knicks go down to the Raptors 107-88 and some things need to be looked at in the coming days. The only problem is the Knicks have the Celtics tomorrow night. We all know Boston is a seasoned team that has reloaded and will take this game seriously. Thank god it’s a pre-season game. Enjoy the videos.
Peter A. Knickswag Chief Editor
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October 21, 2012
Blown Out by Raptors in Montreal
The Knicks struggled tonight against the Toronto Raptors, getting blown out most of the game after a very strong first quarter eventually falling 107-88 to the Raptors. The Knicks struggled with continuity and had a lot of lapses on the defensive end, leading to easy baskets for the opposition.
Amar’e Stoudemire made his first appearance this...
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October 19, 2012
*Game will played in Montreal
Knicks @ Raptors Pre-Game:
After almost a week off the hardwood, the Knicks are back in action! Beginning on Friday, the Knicks embark on a three game in four day stretch starting with the Toronto Raptors, then Saturday with the Boston Celtics and finish against the 76ers on Monday at the Carrier Dome. Amar’e Stoudemire will make his preseason...
Via Celtics Town
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October 21, 2012
I don’t know who Chris Copeland is, but I sincerely hope there is only one of him in the NBA, or the Celtics are going have their hands full defensively much more often than we would like.Copeland ripped apart the Celtics again, dropping 34 points on a variety of defenders. Most of his points came off pick and roll cuts and backdoor cuts, as well as a variety of threes from progressively...
Via Celtics Green ...a boston celtics blog.
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October 20, 2012
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Boston Celtics (2-4) at New York Knicks (2-1)Preseason Game #7 – Road Game #5Saturday, October 20, 20127:30pm ETTV: CSNNE, MSG, NBA-LP (DTV 752/753) Times Union Center, Albany, New York Referees: Marc Davis, Tony Brown, Eli Roe
This is the second preseason game between these two division rivals. The first game was a spirited affair with the Knicks coming out on...
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October 19, 2012
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With only a handful of days separating us from now and the opening night of the NBA season, what shouldn’t you expect from the 2012-13 NBA campaign?
Here are my top ten “NBA Least Likelies.”
JR Smith: Least Likely To Show Up To Practice Everyday
Nike Talk
After producing 12.5 ppg off the bench for the New York Knicks last season, JR Smith...
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