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September 6th, 2011 
Russ Loede 
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Bobcats Send Knicks To Sixth Straight Loss 114-106
It wasn’t that long ago when the Charlotte Bobcats were written off as playoff contenders in the Eastern Conference. Meanwhile, their opponent on Saturday night, the New York Knicks, have experienced a free-fall, of sorts, having lost five straight. So to say that both teams are playing wth a sense of urgency would be an [...]
Granger Jumper Helps Pacers Edge Knicks 119-117
Usually when the New York Knicks and Indiana Pacers get together for a game, it is usually not dull and more often than not, high-scoring. Both teams got together Tuesday night at Conseco Fieldhouse, as the Pacers are trying to hang on to the #8 seed in the Eastern Conference while the Knicks are looking [...]
Trio Of Mavericks Score 20+ Points Each, Corral Knicks 127-109
The Dallas Mavericks, prior to their game against the New York Knicks Thursday night at American Airlines Center, had lost two out of three. While that is commonplace in the Association, it is the manner of how Dallas lost the pair of games that is noteworthy. It goes back to Wednesday night when they lost [...]
Late Rally Helps Cavaliers Stun Knicks At MSG 119-115
As bad a team that the Cleveland Cavaliers may be, they for some unexplainable reason seem to have the New York Knicks’ number – ten straight wins and counting – prior to their game with the Knicks at Madison Square Garden on Friday night. And the way things looked, it appeared that the streak would [...]
Rookies Rally To Beat Sophomores 148-140, Wall Grabs MVP Award
Anyone who follows the happenings during the NBA All-Star Weekend knows that the games between both the Rookies and Sophomores plus the NBA All-Star Game are lighthearted, by nature. In other words, playground hoops, but with NBA rules attached. The 2011 T-Mobile Rookie Challenge was certainly no different in that regard. The game, as was [...]
Late 3s Propel Knicks Over Heat 93-88
One thing that I have discovered while observing the Miami Heat is that when one or more of the Big Three are injured (in this case Chris Bosh), the team tends to lose. Having said that, this seems to indicate that their bench – save for perhaps Mike Miller – isn’t pulling their weight. Nevertheless, [...]
Thoughts On Knicks-Celtics/Nuggets-Thunder Game 1 Classics
OKC had no answer for Nene in Game 1 Nene played like an All-Star, dunking at will on the Thunder big men. Knicks-Celtics: People who are criticizing Melo and his shot selection at the end are ridiculous. This is the reason why the Knicks traded for Melo! Big games, big shots. Why blast a guy [...]