The Living Spectacle of New York Sports: dishing on the Knicks, Nets, Mets, Jets, Yanks, Giants & that one kickball team I was on.
Monday, December 12, 2011
Hey There Tyson Chandler, How Ya Doing?
Friday, December 9, 2011
It's Been A Craaaaazy Week For The NBA. Today Was Even Crazier
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| Tyson Chandler does this kinda stuff, is tall, & now a Knick. |
As soon as the NBA lockout ended the talk began. It was being reported through various news outlets that Chris Paul via proxy had told the now NBA owned and controlled Hornets that he would not sign an extension and that he wanted to be traded most preferably to the New York Knicks.
Sure enough the Knicks were hungry for a huge serving of Chris Paul only, New Orleans would be damned before they gave him up to us for belly button lint.
The Carmelo Anthony trade left the cupboard empty for the Knicks. All the top market teams are seemingly in a high stakes arms race and this set the stage for the madness that ensued this week.
Monday, September 28, 2009
New York Football is Looking Pretty Good
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Hope For The Knicks
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From the Daily News:
"Nate wants to stay in New York."
Goodwin refused to discuss terms of a possible deal, but according to a Knicks source, Robinson is expected to sign a one-year contract worth between $4 million and $5 million, or at least $1 million more than his qualifying offer.
Goodwin has had talks with European clubs about Robinson, but the agent denied that he's used those conversations as leverage with the Knicks.
"We did not call up the Greek club (Olympiakos) to drum up an opportunity for Nate," he said. "They called us."
One league executive suggested that Robinson's deal is being delayed due to negotiations between the Knicks and their other restricted free agent, David Lee. For weeks, Lee's agent has made it clear he is looking for a contract that will pay his client $12 million annually.
The only team with cap space to sign Lee outright is Portland. There is also a possibility of a sign-and-trade with a number of teams. The Knicks would prefer to sign Lee to a one-year deal, which would enable them to retain his Bird Rights and also give the club flexibility for the free agent class of 2010. If Robinson were to sign for $5 million, Lee would likely ask for $10 million since, unlike Robinson, he is a full-time starter.
Monday, July 13, 2009
NBA Summer League Fun!!!
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Saturday, July 11, 2009
My Frustration With The New York Knick Free Agency Campaign
Friday, July 10, 2009
Grant Hill Re-Signs With Suns
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