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The Knicks played well early, but in the end, the Celtics were just too tough Wednesday as the Celtics came away with a 111-103 win.
John Andariese and I explain why Boston is so difficult to hold down the entire game, even without Kevin Garnett. Watch postgame reaction from Isiah Thomas and David Lee by CLICKING HERE.
In the first contest of a five-game western road trip, the Knicks lost to the Golden State Warriors, 106-104, last night.
Despite the defeat, New York did play well.
Kenny "The Jet" Smith and I discuss what we liked about the Knicks gutsy performance in a tough building to play in. Watch Isiah Thomas' postgame reaction by CLICKING HERE.
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The Knicks had a different look Wednesday night in Orlando with a new starting lineup and rotation. It seemed to work for three quarters, but then the Knicks had trouble in the fourth and lost to the Magic, 110-96.
The Living Legend, Walt "Clyde" Frazier and I examine why New York had difficulty in the final quarter and also discuss some of the problems facing this Knicks team. Watch postgame reaction from Isiah Thomas, Jamal Crawford and Eddy Curry by CLICKING HERE.
The Knicks played poorly early, and though they showed some fire in the second half, they came up short in a 105-95 loss to the Charlotte Bobcats Friday night.
John Andariese and I discuss the Knicks sluggish start and dissect what they did well in the later stages of the game. Watch postgame reaction from Isiah Thomas and Nate Robinson by CLICKING HERE.
After some tough words from coach Isiah Thomas, the Knicks responded by playing perhaps their best game of the season in a 108-90 pounding of the Cavs Wednesday night.
Clyde and I explain what the Knicks did so well in overwhelming LeBron James and the Cavaliers. Watch postgame reaction from Isiah Thomas, Jamal Crawford and LeBron James by CLICKING HERE.
In their first game in back-to-back nights, the Knicks dropped a tough contest to the Bulls, 101-96, Friday night in Chicago.
Though they lost the game, Walt "Clyde" Frazier and I really liked the way a lot of the Knicks players contributed and feel that's something the team can build on. Watch Isiah Thomas give his postgame reaction to the loss by CLICKING HERE.
Seattle rookie Kevin Durant scored 30 points to lead his Sonics over the Knicks, 117-110, Wednesday night at The Garden.
Kenny "The Jet" Smith and I feel the Knicks played well, but they just couldn't stop Durant, who was extremely impressive in his first game in New York. Watch Isiah Thomas' postgame press conference by CLICKING HERE.
Despite strong showings by Jamal Crawford and David Lee, the Knicks added another road loss Friday night, falling to the Sixers, 101-90, in Philadelphia.
Walt Frazier and I feel the loss was due largely to a lackluster second half.
Things looked bad for the Knicks after a devastating loss to the Celtics Thursday and a less-than-stellar start in Friday's game against Milwaukee. The struggling Knicks mounted an impressive fourth quarter comeback, however, and defeated the Bucks, 91-88, in the final moments of the game.
Kenny "The Jet" Smith and I were impressed with Jamal Crawford's performance and believe the Knicks have finally begun to play with heart.
For postgame comments by Isiah Thomas, Quentin Richardson and Zach Randolph, click here.
Even though the Knicks were unsuccessful Friday night in Sacramento, Kenny "The Jet" Smith and I think that Isiah Thomas may have found a winning formula in the 123-118 loss to the Kings.
In the first game of their four-game western swing, the Knicks fell to the Phoenix Suns, 113-102, Tuesday night.
However, the score of the game is trumped by the news that Stephon Marbury was not with the club in Phoenix.
Kenny "The Jet" Smith and I discuss the unfortunate situation.
Update: Marbury is on his way to L.A. to join the Knicks for Wednesday's game against the Clippers.
The Knicks fell to the Orlando Magic 112-102 Friday night at The Garden.
And Gus Johnson and I agree that after yet another double-double, Zach Randolph's career with the Knicks is off to great start.
Hey Knicks fans, you sent in the questions, now hear them answered in Gus Johnson's exclusive, complete interview of Stephon Marbury.
CHAPTER ONE:
Gus takes Stephon's temperature on the Knicks' offseason moves, his relationship with Isiah Thomas, and his recent trip to Italy.
CHAPTER TWO:
Stephon highlights what drives him to give back to the community, and considers life after basketball.
CHAPTER THREE:
Stephon will always cheer for the Knicks and downplays his much-talked-about interview with NBC's Bruce Beck.
CHAPTER FOUR:
Stephon responds to fans' inquiries on everything from the upcoming Knicks season to life off the court.
CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE FULL INTERVIEW
What did you think of the interview? Was Steph honest? Insightful? Shocking? Post your thoughts here at the Game On! blog...
The Knicks continue to look impressive out here in Vegas, improving to 3-0 during Summer League play, and that makes our time here even more enjoyable.
And while I don't mind coming in from the heat to call these victories, there's certainly so many other things to do when court isn't in session. My pal Gus Johnson and I were just talking about possibly visiting the Hoover Dam or maybe just relaxing by the pool:
Catch more Summer League action this week on MSG.
Sure, my job is to cover the Knicks as they roll through their Summer League schedule.
But, when they don't play, as was the case today, I get the chance to enjoy what Las Vegas has to offer: Catch more Summer League action this week on MSG.
Believe it or not, the veteran player on the Knicks Summer League roster is Nate Robinson.
Yes, 23-year old Nate is back in Vegas for a third straight year of summer play and I caught up with energetic Knicks guard to discuss his decision to return to the desert: Catch more Summer League action this week on MSG.
Well, the Knicks opened their Summer League with a victory over the Sonics last night, and newest Knicks Wilson Chandler (12 points) and Demetris Nichols (13 points) definitely looked good out there.
And after all the excitement settled down on the floor, I had a nice chat with my vociferous colleague, Gus Johnson, about what we plan to do while here in Vegas:
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David Lee, entering his third NBA season with the Knicks, was on hand to watch New York's top draft pick, Wilson Chandler, and the other young talent tip-off against Kevin Durant and Seattle in the Summer League opener.
And at halftime of the Knicks' 87-74 victory over the Sonics, Lee joined me for a court-side chat about his road back from injury and the upcoming season:
Visit the Knicks official website for more Summer League action from Las Vegas.
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