LANDRY FIELDS RUMORS

Spotted: Landry Fields Shirtless

May 31: Landry Fields’ sister Celena uploaded this shirtless pic of the Knicks guard today.
Via The Windy Apple  |  8 hours ago

Knicks Final Season Grades: Landry Fields

Grade: B+  Season Averages: 8.8 PPG, 4.2 RPG, 2.6 APG  Season Highlight: Landry Fields’ had a stretch of 6 games in the beginning of the season where he really shined. Every Knicks fan knows that he has too be aggressive to be effective, and he was. Fields averaged 15.0 PPG, 4.5 RPG and 4.1 APG over that stretch, highlighted by an 18 point, 7 assist, 3 rebound and 2 steal...
Via The Windy Apple  |  6 days ago

Landry Fields Will Not Be Back With The New York Knicks Next Season

Landry Fields has played great for the New York Knicks in the past two seasons that he has been on the team. In his first season Fields put up 9.7 points per game in his first season as a supplement to Amar’e Stoudemire and then to Carmelo Anthony. Then this season, in the same role, Fields put up 8.8 points per game. Both numbers are good for someone who does not touch the...
Via Rant Sports  |  21 days ago

Photo of the Week: I Don’t Like Landry Fields Here

After practice at the Knicks’ training facility, point guard Jeremy Lin participated in a 3-on-3 full-court scrimmage as he continues to make progress after his April knee surgery.  He also showed off his physique after the workout.  But alas there’s some weird stuff going on in this photo. Who the hell is that kid in the background? And what the hell is up with Landry...
Via Unathletic  |  27 days ago

Fields to replace Shumpert in Knicks' starting lineup

Landry Fields will replace Iman Shumpert in the New York Knicks' lineup on Monday night, as the team looks to rebound from a 33-point loss in the first game of their Eastern Conference quarterfinal series with the Miami Heat. Shumpert, a 21-year-old rookie out of Georgia Tech, tore an ACL and lateral meniscus in his left knee on Saturday. The injury occurred midway through...
Via Pro Sports Daily  |  April 30, 2012

Knicks Need To Help Landry Fields Thrive By Letting Him Do What He Does Best

**This editorial was written by Knicks Journal contributor, Zach Horst. You can follow Zach on Twitter @zd183.**After an exciting rookie season, it seemed Landry Fields’ potential was sky-high - an excellent rebounding guard who was explosive around the rim and could knock down open shots. His struggles up to this point suggest a “sophomore slump” is the perfect way to describe...
Via Knicks Journal  |  April 23, 2012
COMBAT BASKETBALL

Landry Fields takes out referee under hoop

Landry Fields accidentally took out referee Bill Kennedy when The New York Knicks took on the Orlando Magic on Thursday night. Landry got fouled hard on a drive to the basket and the push and momentum carried him all the way to absolutely annihilating Bill Kennedy who was an innocent observer on the baseline. Click here to view the embedded video. via @jose3030 var conf_38667...
Via Cosby Sweaters  |  April 05, 2012
STEP BY STEP

Video: Lin, Fields explain secret handshake

Over all-star weekend, New York Knicks’ Jeremy Lin and Landry Fields broke down their secret handshake: Click here to view the embedded video. (via Jeremy Lin’s Facebook page) var conf_37107 = { APIKey: '2_N1YlfjHIEAtyRAK3CAYRE5a1aBuANuMOCLc_7hsOQ13HnwCrW_u-6OuDhjC7vR06 ', lang : 'en', enabledProviders: '' }; var image37107 = {src:...
Via Cosby Sweaters  |  March 15, 2012

Landry Fields Need to Drive to the Basket

Though many of the Knicks have been struggling on offense as of late, Landry Fields' lack of production early on has particularly been quite a let down, given how he was truly able to elevate the team during his rookie campaign.Perhaps the sophomore guard has already begun to bounce back, recording two straight double-digit scoring outings in the Knicks' last two losses.There...
Via Knicks Journal  |  January 21, 2012

Consistency Will Be the Key to a Successful Sophomore Season for Knicks' Landry Fields

Last season, Landry Fields took the NBA by storm with a rookie campaign that no one could have ever predicted. Fields transformed from the prospect that barely any top analyst had ever heard of, into the starting two guard for a playoff team in one of the NBA’s biggest markets. That transformation happened quickly as Knicks coach Mike D’Antoni had enough faith in the second...
Via Knicks Journal  |  December 06, 2011
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