Marc and Jay come up with their top 10 worst moves the Knicks have made since the show started and then answer listener questions
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The New York Knicks Podcast – Episode 413: All Star Weekend and Jeff Hornacek
Marc and Jay talk about the last two games, all star weekend, what is going on with Hornacek, rotations, 10 minutes with a die hard fan, and much more
Episode 402: Special Mini Episode
Marc and Jay talk about the Cavs and Jazz games in a special mini episode. Also some around the league news and more
Episode 363: Staying Rational
Marc and Jay are joined by James from the Flagrant Take Podcast to talk about the current losing streak, the biggest issue during the streak, holding players accountable, and we remain calm throughout the whole episode.
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Ep. 359: The Almighty Ballin Knicks
Marc and Jay are joined by Chris Axmann (@AlmightyBallin) from the Almighty Baller Podcast Network as they talk about the Knicks rise up the standings, O’Quinn playing well, Noah having a travesty of a contract, the bench playing well, and much more.
New York Knicks vs Sacramento Kings
New York Knicks vs Sacramento Kings
Game 20: December 4, 2016
Knicks 106, Kings 98
Written by Eric Weinstein – @ericcweinsteinn
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Mike Breen said it best, “Winning ugly.”
So after the Knicks took a 21 point lead over the lifeless-looking Kings from Sacramento, it all kind of fell apart. The Knicks would end up holding on to the lead and winning the game, 106-98, but it was not the most convincing win we’ve ever seen. Derrick Rose and Carmelo Anthony lead the Knicks with 20 points each, and Brandon Jennings had 19 off the pine. Kristaps Porzingis scored 15 points on his second straight rough shooting night, shooting 6-18 from the field. He also pulled down 14 rebounds. DeMarcus Cousins sulked his way through this game and finished with 36 points on an awful 9/30 shooting, and Rudy, “get me the hell out of Sacramento” Gay finished with 22 points and 9 rebounds.
Takeaways from this game:
New York Knicks vs Oklahoma City Thunder – 11/28/16 – Game Recap
New York Knicks vs Oklahoma City Thunder
Game 17: November 28, 2016
Thunder 112, Knicks 103
Written by Eric Weinstein – @ericcweinsteinn
flagrant2blog.blogspot.com/
Yeah, that Westbrook guy is pretty good.
Mr. Triple Double came into the Garden tonight and lived up to that name, and then some.
Russell Westbrook had a triple double 3 minutes into the third quarter and finished with 27 points, 18 rebounds, and 14 assists, which are numbers even the best NBA 2K players would have trouble getting (I would know, I’m a beast at 2K). A disappointing loss to say the least, as the Knicks saw their home winning streak come to an end at 6. Derrick Rose had his highest scoring game of the season with 30 points to lead the Knicks. Kristaps Porzingis had 21 points, and Carmelo Anthony had one of his worst games this season with 18 points on 4-19 shooting.
Takeaways from this game:
Westbrook.
If this guy doesn’t win the MVP it’s a joke. If you take away Russell Westbrook from the Oklahoma City Thunder, Continue reading
Episode 357: An Almost Perfect Week
Marc and Jay talk about the 4 games the Knicks played this week, the rise and fall of certain players, the bench, defense, phil jackson, and much more
New York Knicks vs Dallas Mavericks – 11/14/16 – Game Recap
New York Knicks vs Dallas Mavericks
Game 10: November 14, 2016
Knicks 93, Dallas 77
Written by Eric Weinstein – @ericcweinsteinn
flagrant2blog.blogspot.com/
See what happens when you play defense?
The Dallas Mavericks came to MSG to take on the Knickerbockers tonight, and the Knicks took it to them. New York defeated Dallas 93-77 backed by Carmelo Anthony’s 24 point, 7 rebound effort, as well as Kristaps Porzingis’ 24 points and 11 rebounds. Dallas was without Dirk Nowitzki and Deron Williams tonight, and Harrison Barnes paced them with 20 points.
Takeaways from this game:
An Epic Holiday:
For those that understood my Angels and Airwaves reference there, well done. The Holiday that I’m referring to is Justin Holiday, who had his best game as a Knick tonight. Holiday finished the game with 16 points, and he sparked the team with his exceptional on the ball defense. Most notably, he began the second half with the starting lineup, and we didn’t see the 72 million dollar man, Joakim Noah, for the rest of the game, which is a completely different problem.
Holiday is proving to be more than just a throw-in from the Derrick Rose trade with his active play.
Defense!
I guess the Knicks read my last recap when I blasted the team defense. The Knicks held the Mavs to just 77 points tonight, which is far and away the lowest amount they’ve given up this season. I know Dallas was missing some key players, I mean, one of the greatest players of all time was in street clothes on their bench, but to hold an NBA team under 80 points shows an excellent effort. It finally looked like the Knicks cared about playing hard on defense, which was nice to see that as a priority. Courtney Lee and Justin Holiday especially played hard and dug in on the defensive side of the ball.
KP and Melo:
When your two best players both score 20 plus, you’re in good shape. Melo, who couldn’t buy a bucket in the first half, got into a nice groove in the second half, as he scored 20 of his 24 after halftime. Porzingis was scoring a number of ways, and his crossover into a pullup jumper in the first half got me out of my seat. The dude is 7’3, and everything he does is so smooth. Love it when these two click.
Other Notes:
The Knicks have a lot of winnable games coming up this week. They play Detroit at home on Wednesday, and then they play Washington the night after. If the Knicks defend like they did tonight, and the ball moves as freely as it did in the second half, the Knicks should win both of those games. Look for Justin Holiday to be the first guard off the bench after tonight’s performance.
By the way, Maurice N’Dour should never shoot a three ever again, no matter the situation. My God that was ugly.
Episode 354: First Win of the Season
Marc and Jay talk about the first two games of the season, their takes on the roster so far, bench lineups they’d like to see, fantasy basketball, and listener questions.
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