**Hit the Video Player at right for my interview with Tommy Dee of The Knicks Blog. What the deal is, Tommy?**
After all that, it turns out The Answer is No.
The Knicks chose not to add Allen Iverson to their roster and will move forward without him.
“We’re not going to be making additions at this time [...]
GREENBURGH, N.Y. — -Allen Iverson may clear waivers at 6 o’clock Thursday night, but don’t expect him to be wearing a Knicks jersey five minutes later.
Knicks president Donnie Walsh has spoken to a “few people” about Iverson, including Charlotte coach Larry Brown, who coached Iverson in Philadelphia, but the Knicks have still not decided whether or [...]
Once again it’s one of those days where I wish someone could clone me (like a sheep) and I could be in 2 or 3 places at once…Look at what’s going on today in the New York area:
12:30 – Knicks practice in Greenburgh, N.Y. Knicks are coming off just their second win of the season last night in [...]
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With their 110-103 victory Wednesday night in Indiana, the Knicks now have as many November wins as the Yankees.
Two.
Think about that.
Baseball isn’t typically played in November and it’s now 19 days into that month. (And we’re five days from my birthday in case anyone’s counting.)
The Yankees won 2 games in the World Series in November [...]
GREENBURGH, N.Y. — Donnie Walsh’s cell phone rang in the middle of Knicks’ practice Tuesday, and the Knicks president stepped away from a large contingent of reporters to take the call.
Whether it was Allen Iverson or his agent on the other end we may never know.
But Walsh said the Knicks are “checking into” bringing the [...]
Now that Allen Iverson and the Memphis Grizzlies have cut ties, could New York be “The Answer’s” next stop?
Knicks president Donnie Walsh told Frank Isola of the Daily News that the struggling franchise might have interest in Iverson.
“We’ll look into it,” Walsh said. “Right now, I’d say probably not but we’ll see.”
Isola quotes a source [...]
By BILLY DIAMOND
Special Contributor to ZAGSBLOG.com
WEST LONG BRANCH, N.J. — On the same night his former team set a franchise record for ineptitude, Isiah Thomas dropped his first game in the metropolitan area as a college coach.
Facing a raucous anti-Isiah crowd, Florida International dropped to 0-2 after falling, 99-70, Friday at Monmouth’s new Multipurpose Activity Center.
Thomas, the [...]
NEW YORK – Don Nelson has only been in New York for a short time Friday night and already he’s making headlines.
First, Nelson joked that he took rookie Stephen Curry out of the starting lineup because he doesn’t have enough ink.
“Stephen Curry, I took him out of the starting lineup because he doesn’t have enough tattoos,” Nelson said [...]
Sometime on the evening of June 24, 2010, NBA Commissioner David Stern could well utter the following words…”With the first pick in the 2010 NBA Draft, the Utah Jazz select John Wall of the University of Kentucky.”
Of course, the team that could really use Wall — just named to the Bob Cousy Award Watch List – [...]
***Al Horford had 25 and 9 and Josh Smith 22 and 12 as the Hawks gave the Knicks their 5th straight loss. Read about it here.**
NEW YORK — Jamal Crawford says the Knicks would have made the playoffs last season had he not been traded to clear salary cap space.
“Yes, we would’ve made the playoffs [...]