Showing posts with label magic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label magic. Show all posts
7/26/2011 0 comments

Knicks Fans: Which NBA2k12 Cover Will You Purchase?

Michael Jordan, joined by Larry Bird and Magic Johnson, to grace three unique artistic covers in celebration of NBA legacy

1/01/2011 0 comments

Knicks Monthly Review: December


Was December really that bad? These last few games definitely leaves a bad taste in our mouths, but a closer look at this month tells a different story.

I believe the majority of Knicks fans would have been very satisfied, if on November 30th they heard that the Knicks would go 8-5 in December. Some of the losses just sting way to much. Losses to the Heat will stick in our brains for a good while(or until 1/27 when the Knicks play the Heat again). But there were some quality wins in there as well, a shootout with Denver, the OKC blowout, and the Christmas block party win over the Bulls.

Even in defeat we learned a great deal about this Knicks team. The Boston game was the NBA's best game this season. Not to mention a controversial one at that, with the game clocks displaying a more tenth's of a second than we were awarded. In the two Florida losses(HEAT, MAGIC) the Knicks showed much heart and courage to rally back against two great teams.

December Schedule :

12/3 Win vs. Hornets 100 to 92 


12/5 Win vs Raptors 116 to 99


12/6 Win vs Timberwolves 124 to 114


12/8 Win vs Raptors 113 to 110


12/10 Win vs Wizards 101 to 95


12/12 Win vs Nuggets 129 to 125


12/15 Loss vs Celtics 116 to 118


12/17 Loss vs Heat  91 to 113


12/18 Loss vs Cavs 102 to 109


12/22Win vs Thunder 112 to 98


12/25 Win vs Bulls 103 to 95


12/28 Loss vs Heat 98 to 106


12/30 Loss vs Magic 103 to 112

Happy New Years Knicks Faithfuls!
12/31/2010 0 comments

Knicks vs Magic Highlights 12/30/10

12/30/2010 0 comments

STAT vs SUPERMAN


via NYDailynews.com

Stoudemire lived in the Orlando area during his chaotic teenage years when he attend six different high schools before making the jump to the NBA.

But Stoudemire had his game face on yesterday -- eschewing sentimentality -- when asked if he ever considered playing pro ball in Orlando.

"I don't believe in Magic," Stoudemire said jokingly with a smile.

Stoudemire, who lived in upstate Newburgh while going to middle school before moving to Florida, has played center much of the season once Knicks coach Mike D'Antoni decided to go small, yanking former starting centers Timofey Mozgov (now out of the rotation) and Ronny Turiaf from the starting five. D'Antoni added Wilson Chandler to power forward and moved Stoudemire to center -- something he claimed in preseason he wasn't crazy about.

On nights like tonight, Stoudemire at center could backfire, if he gets in early foul trouble against Howard in a clash of two of the best bodies in the NBA. In Miami Tuesday, Heat center Zydrunas Ilgauskas brutalized the Knicks inside in the first half.

"He's definitely a physical specimen down there in the post," Stoudemire said of Howard. "He's definitely a great defensive player. Offensively, he's a little limited, so we're going to use that to our advantage."

"He's so strong once he catches the ball in the paint. He's hard to guard," added Stoudemire, who said he was briefly a Magic fan. "But if you can get him outside the paint and make him put the ball on the floor, it's easier for us."


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11/03/2010 0 comments

Marcin Gortat calls New York City "a dirty, dirty place"


 via YahooSports.com

"The only thing I remember about New York is -- it's sad -- but it's terribly dirty," Gortat said. "And it smells bad, too. I'm sorry to say that, and I know New York fans will hate me probably. But it's an incredibly city, great city, great fans... I love the fans and I love the famous people. I remember my rookie year I was sitting in the second row trying to find as many famous people as possible. But now, the memories I got is it's just a dirty, dirty place."