Jeffries is back and playing well. I just hope he stays healthy enough to play.
To answer your question JohnQ, I don’t think you can with just running and gunning, BUT the fact that a team is running implies to me either you’re getting some rebounds or getting some steals.
This team does have people who can steal the ball, it is the interior area where their defensive deficiencies expose themselves.
That said, we’re a couple of all-stars and a shot blocker away from getting deep into the playoffs. Uncle Don will take care of that the summer of 2010. All the haters don’t believe, while the true Knick fans know that summer marks the end of all this “misery,” as Pat Riley called it.
Jeffries just fell down again.
Calm down, dude.
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Chandler is VERY good at using the backboard. Sometimes I think that sucker’s going OVER the backboard, but it ends up going in. Pippen was another guy that used the backboard very well.
The glass is a lost art in the NBA.
the following link would be interesting only for new york people who attend live music gatherings.
not really knicks news but for those that love jazz and experimental music:
http://www.brooklynvegan.com/archives/2008/09/knitting_factor_11.html
another one bites the dust.
manhattan is increasingly lame.
brooklyn and jersey are where it is at now, and possibly forever.
ok bro im going to pick ure brain. Your fav team is obviously the Knicks, mine my team is the Magic as you know. Name all the Nba players you can that have played for both the Magic and the Knicks at one point. Heres my list tell me if i missed someone Im sure i missed a few. Trevor Ariza, Patrick Ewing, Kenny Anderson, Gerald Wilkins, Derek Harper, Steve Francis. Maybe its just me but it seems like New york and Orlando dont do much buisness together or my list wouldve been way longer.
oh Btw the reason I wrote that is because Alan Han said Marbury would likely land in Orlando because supposedly O town is not high on Nelson as point guard anymore. God help us if that actually goes down.