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Knicks’ Week in Advance 12/01/08

December 1st, 2008 by Thomas B.

Welcome to the third installment of “Knicks’ Week in Advance.” As always we will look at the Knicks’ Four Factors and compare them to those of their opponents. Based on each team’s stats I’ll offer suggestions for what the fans should watch for and what the Knicks should look to do that game.
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Knicks’ Week in Advance 11/24/2008

November 24th, 2008 by Thomas B.

Hello all. Thomas B. here with the second installment of Knicks’ Week in Advance. This article appears exclusively on Knickerblogger.net (everyone else-including Stern Must Go-turned me down). I will compare the Knicks’ Four Factors to those of their opponents this week.
I’m glad the Knicks beat the Wizards Saturday. The win spared me [...]

Joe Cool?

June 5th, 2008 by David Crockett

I love Joe Dumars.
Since the 2001-2002 season the Detroit Pistons have been a model franchise. Short of winning multiple championships, an inevitable if somewhat foolish measure of worth, Detroit has in fact been THE model for building a perennial 50-game winner and legitimate title threat in the post-Showtime, post-Jordan era.
Reports indicate that Dumars is [...]

Even Wikipedia Hates Isiah

December 16th, 2007 by Brian Cronin

After the fold, I will quote the current Wikipedia entry for Isiah Thomas. It is a pretty amusing piece of work, as this is supposedly written with a “neutral viewpoint.” See for yourself if you think it reads as neutral or not.

They Said It

June 24th, 2007 by Mike Kurylo

The internet offers a place for many people to express their opinion. Gone are the days where only the opinion of people who get paid for writing are seen by the masses. Today anyone can state what they think on a subject publicly, for everyone to see. Below are some quotes taken directly from various [...]

I’m Not So Sure the NBA Playoffs Need Fixing

June 15th, 2007 by David Crockett

In his June 14th column in the NY Sun, the excellent Martin Johnson penned this proposal (paid subscription req’d) to fix the NBA playoffs; increasing from two conferences to three for the regular season then seeding the teams 1-16, irrespective of conference, for the playoffs. Johnson’s proposal is a minor twist on an idea introduced [...]

I Was a Witness… to a Palace Coup

May 31st, 2007 by David Crockett

I believe that it is extremely rare to be able to truthfully claim that a single player, for all practical purposes, won or lost a game. Thursday night was one of those rare occasions. Lebron was scintillating in game five by any measure, but when compared to his teammates his performance was truly unbelievable. Listen [...]