Marc and Jay take a walk down memory lane and talk about their feelings going into each season for the last ten years. After that they answer a bunch of listener emails.
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2014/15 Knicks Roster Power Rankings – Week 17
Only one game last week because of the all star break. The big news is it was Amares last game as a Knick. He went 0-3 with 5 points, 4 rebounds, 4 fouls, and 3 turnovers. A sad ending for a guy who started out as an MVP candidate just 5 years ago. | |||
Rank | Player | Comments | Last weeks Rank |
1 | Smith, Jason | Can’t ignore 25 and 7 on 10-16 shooting. Add in the zero assists and it was a very Melo-esque game. | 3 |
2 | Calderon, Jose | This may be the last week for Calderon in these rankings. Rumor has it the Knicks are trying to move him. | 1 |
3 | Prigioni, Pablo | The Knicks are reportedly also considering moving Pablo. It’ll be a sad day in NY if the Knicks move one of their very few likeable players. | 13 |
4 | Amundson, Lou | This team is so bad a guy who had zero points makes it into the top 5. | 4 |
5 | Galloway, Langston | OK, Galloway is going to have to stop shooting like crap or I’m jumping off the bandwagon. Continue reading |
Episode 283: The Greatest Human Ever
Marc and Jay talk about the Knicks retaking first place in the race for the top draft pick, Amare considering a buyout, Melo resting for the all star game, lineups we’d like to see going forward, and much more
Knicks vs Bulls 10-31-13 Game Recap
Written by William Lee, a new contributor to the website.
First home game opener for the Chicago Bulls, after losing to the Miami Heat on their ring night ceremony, opening day game of the NBA. The fans were excited to see their hometown hero Derrick Rose return to action, waiting to explode after Rose’s first made shot. Although Rose continued to show rust, shooting only 2-11 from the field in the first half. The only time Rose scored in the first half, was off of two consecutive Metta World Peace bad forced up shots, which led to consecutive Derrick Rose lay ups on the fast break.
The game was played at the Bulls pace, a slow, grind it out, defensive game, with the Knicks finishing the game on 36% shooting, while the Bulls didn’t fare much better, at 40% shooting. Luol Deng was off to a quick start with 8 points in the first quarter. The Bulls closed out the quarter on a 10-3 run when Tyson Chandler was subbed out of the game for Amare Stoudemire, leading to a 10 point lead for the Bulls at the end of one, 26-16. Carlos Boozer had 6 of the 10 points during the run, all with Stoudemire guarding him (that was putting it kindly). To compound this issue, Amare did his typical Amare thing, dribbling the ball off his own leg, after doing a spin move. The first quarter was topped off by a Taj Gibson offensive rebound, and put back, after Kirk Hinrich put up a desperation shot. Continue reading
Episode 211: Secret Surgeries
The Knicks fire Grunwald, Amare gets another surgery, who will make the final roster cut, extending Mike Woodsons contract, all time favorite Knicks, predicting the playoff teams from each conference and much more
Episode 208: Welcome to NY Jeremy Tyler
The Knicks sign Jeremy Tyler, debating what the Knicks starting lineup will be, why Beno Udrih should sign in NY, Amare isn’t allowed to play 1 on 1 with a 50 year old, much more
Knicks Player Tweet of the Week
Congrats to Amare and his new baby boy.
Michael (@delacmi1) scours twitter all week to find our Knicks player Tweet of the Week every Monday morning.
Episode 186: Happy or Worried
Jay and Marc can’t decide if they are happy about the winning streak or worried about their hobbled big men. Interview with Amare, guessing what big men will be available going forward, comparing the Knicks roster to the cast of Walking Dead, listener questions and much more.
Episode 181: Explaining our Negativity
Marc and Jay explain why despite the Knicks record they haven’t exactly been positive lately. Kona Shen from Goals Haiti calls in to tell about her great cause and Knicks promotion on April 9th. You can find more details here. We also learn that the debridement surgery Amare is getting basically does nothing. We end the show with listener questions.
Knicks Player Tweet of the Week
Gotta go with Iman Shumpert and his kind words for Amare after his most recent setback.
Michael (@delacmi1) scours twitter all week to find our Knicks player Tweet of the Week every Monday morning.