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12/10/2010
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Knicks vs Wizards-Sizing Up Tonight's Competition
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11/27/2010
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Knicks-Hawks by the Numbers
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MATCHUP
Atlanta at New York
| Stats: | Overall | Home/Away | Conference | < 10 Pt Fav | > 10 Pt Fav | < 10 Pt Dog | > 10 Pt Dog | Last 5 |
| Records: | ATS Overall | Last 5 | Days Rest | After Win | After Loss | vs Scoring | Over/Under |
| Teams: | Atlanta Hawks | New York Knicks |
Summary
| 1:00 PM ET | W/L | ATS | H | A | O/U |
| Atlanta | 9-7 | 6-10-0 | 4-5 | 5-2 | 8-8-0 |
| New York | 8-8 | 10-5-1 | 2-4 | 6-4 | 8-8-0 |
Recent Trends
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Quickchart Matchup
 Atlanta Off vs  New York Def |
| 100.5 Points For 107.1 Points Against 48.0 FG% 47.8 FG% 40.3 Reb 43.2 Reb |
| New York Off vs Atlanta Def |
| 106.7 Points For 98.9 Points Against 45.7 FG% 45.8 FG% 43.2 Reb 40.7 Reb |
Overall Stats | In Depth
| Off | For | FG% | 3P% | FT% | Reb |
| ATL NY | 100.5 106.7 | 48.0 45.7 | 34.9 35.5 | 80.5 79.5 | 40.2 41.1 |
| Def | Agst | FG% | 3P% | FT% | Reb |
| ATL NY | 98.9 107.1 | 45.8 47.8 | 34.4 37.8 | 77.5 73.1 | 40.7 43.2 |
Home/Away Stats | In Depth
| Off | For | FG% | 3P% | FT% | Reb |
| ATL NY | 104.0 104.3 | 49.3 45.7 | 39.6 28.4 | 81.2 76.5 | 42.4 42.5 |
| Def | Agst | FG% | 3P% | FT% | Reb |
| ATL NY | 98.3 105.0 | 44.0 48.2 | 30.5 37.8 | 77.6 72.8 | 41.4 41.3 |
Last 5 | In Depth
| Off | For | FG% | 3P% | FT% | Reb |
| ATL NY | 97.6 114.2 | 45.3 51.1 | 41.6 43.8 | 85.6 85.0 | 38.2 36.0 |
| Def | Agst | FG% | 3P% | FT% | Reb |
| ATL NY | 98.4 108.4 | 46.1 48.9 | 32.1 39.5 | 83.7 75.7 | 42.8 39.8 |
ATS Records | In Depth
| Overall | Home | Away | |
| ATL NY | 6-10-0 10-5-1 | 1-8-0 2-3-1 | 5-2-0 8-2-0 |
ATS on Days Rest | In Depth
| 0 Days | 1 Day | 2 Days | 3+ Days | |
| ATL NY | 1-3-0 4-1-1 | 3-6-0 3-4-0 | 1-0-0 1-0-0 | 1-1-0 2-0-0 |
Over/Under Records | In Depth
| Overall | Home | Away | |
| ATL NY | 8-8-0 8-8-0 | 4-5-0 2-4-0 | 4-3-0 6-4-0 |
More Records:
Last 5 | After Win | After Loss | vs Scoring
More Stats:
Conference | < 10 Pt Fav | > 10 Pt Fav | < 10 Pt Dog | > 10 Pt Dog
Last 5 | After Win | After Loss | vs Scoring
More Stats:
Conference | < 10 Pt Fav | > 10 Pt Fav | < 10 Pt Dog | > 10 Pt Dog
Injuries
Atlanta Hawks
| Player | Status/Updated | Notes | |
| Pape Sy | F | Out indefinitely - Back - 11/13/10 | Sy has yet to play this season as he continues to nurse a back injury. There is currently no timetable for his return. |
New York Knicks
| Player | Status/Updated | Notes | |
| Kelenna Azubuike | G | Out indefinitely - Knee - 11/25/10 | Azubuike continues to rehab his surgically repaired knee but could make his season debut as soon as next week. |
Recent Meetings
| Date | Home | Away | Line | ATS |
| 3/8/10 | NY 99 | ATL 98 | 7/210.5 | NY/U |
| 1/1/10 | ATL 108 | NY 112 (OT) | -11/205 | NY/O |
| 12/4/09 | ATL 107 | NY 114 | -10.5/215 | NY/O |
| 11/11/09 | NY 101 | ATL 114 | 5/208 | ATL/O |
| 3/4/09 | NY 109 | ATL 105 | 1/213.5 | NY/O |
| 1/28/09 | NY 112 | ATL 104 | 1/208 | NY/O |
| 12/5/08 | ATL 98 | NY 95 | -10/215 | NY/U |
| 4/11/08 | NY 104 | ATL 116 | 6.5/210.5 | ATL/O |
| 3/30/08 | ATL 114 | NY 109 | -13.5/204 | NY/O |
| 3/16/08 | NY 98 | ATL 109 | 2.5/200.5 | ATL/O |
Atlanta Schedule/Results
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| Date | vs | Score | Line | ATS | Mar | Date | Where | ||
| 12/4/10 | @MIA | 94-100 (L) | 2/189.5 | LO | -4.0 | 3/6/10 | MIA | ||
| 12/3/10 | PHI | 104-101 (W) | -3.5/193 | LO | -0.5 | 10/29/10 | PHI | ||
| 12/1/10 | MEM | 119-104 (W) | 2.5/192.5 | WO | 17.5 | 10/27/10 | MEM | ||
| 11/28/10 | @TOR | 107-101 (W) | -10.5/204 | LO | -4.5 | 4/9/10 | ATL | ||
| 11/27/10 | @NY | 98-99 (L) | -7/210.5 | LU | -8.0 | 3/8/10 | NY | ||
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| Date | vs | Score | Line | ATS | Mar | ATL FG | Opp FG | Reb | |
| 11/25/10 | WAS | 116-96 (W) | -7.5/196.5 | WO | 12.5 | 42/88 | 34/88 | 49-38 | |
| 11/23/10 | @NJ | 101-107 (L) (OT) | -3/190.5 | LO | -9.0 | 41/89 | 38/80 | 45-44 | |
| 11/22/10 | BOS | 76-99 (L) | -3/192.5 | LU | -26.0 | 28/81 | 40/75 | 30-50 | |
| 11/20/10 | DAL | 93-98 (L) | -3/192 | LU | -8.0 | 39/81 | 39/82 | 37-40 | |
| 11/16/10 | @IND | 102-92 (W) | -1.5/201.5 | WU | 8.5 | 37/74 | 31/70 | 30-42 | |
| 11/14/10 | MIN | 111-105 (W) | -10.5/204.5 | LO | -4.5 | 36/80 | 37/78 | 40-39 | |
| 11/12/10 | UTA | 86-90 (L) | -3/199.5 | LU | -7.0 | 35/71 | 36/84 | 41-43 | |
| 11/10/10 | MIL | 91-108 (L) | -6.5/187.5 | LO | -23.5 | 36/73 | 45/87 | 32-44 | |
| 11/8/10 | @ORL | 89-93 (L) | 9/194 | WU | 5.0 | 36/76 | 37/86 | 46-43 | |
| 11/7/10 | PHO | 114-118 (L) | -5.5/208.5 | LO | -9.5 | 45/83 | 45/81 | 40-35 | |
New York Schedule/Results
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| Date | vs | Score | Line | ATS | Mar | Date | Where | ||
| 12/5/10 | @TOR | 98-93 (W) | 1/214.5 | WU | 6.0 | 10/27/10 | TOR | ||
| 12/3/10 | @NO | 113-96 (W) | 6.5/206.5 | WO | 23.5 | 12/11/09 | NO | ||
| 11/30/10 | NJ | 93-113 (L) | -8.5/210.5 | LU | -28.5 | 3/6/10 | NY | ||
| 11/28/10 | @DET | 128-104 (W) | -4.5/206 | WO | 19.5 | 3/3/10 | NY | ||
| 11/27/10 | ATL | 99-98 (W) | 7/210.5 | WU | 8.0 | 3/8/10 | NY | ||
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| Date | vs | Score | Line | ATS | Mar | NY FG | Opp FG | Reb | |
| 11/24/10 | @CHAR | 99-95 (W) | 5.5/205.5 | WU | 9.5 | 36/75 | 39/87 | 38-47 | |
| 11/23/10 | CHAR | 110-107 (W) | -2.5/204.5 | WO | 0.5 | 38/73 | 44/90 | 31-42 | |
| 11/20/10 | @LAC | 124-115 (W) | 1/210.5 | WO | 10.0 | 35/76 | 43/79 | 32-38 | |
| 11/19/10 | @GS | 125-119 (W) | 4/220.5 | WO | 10.0 | 44/77 | 47/91 | 42-33 | |
| 11/17/10 | @SAC | 113-106 (W) | 4/208.5 | WO | 11.0 | 37/71 | 40/89 | 37-39 | |
| 11/16/10 | @DEN | 118-120 (L) | 7.5/218.5 | WO | 5.5 | 43/98 | 42/86 | 51-44 | |
| 11/14/10 | HOU | 96-104 (L) | -2.5/213.5 | LU | -10.5 | 38/87 | 36/80 | 42-47 | |
| 11/12/10 | @MIN | 103-112 (L) | -3.5/216.5 | LU | -12.5 | 35/92 | 44/101 | 43-56 | |
| 11/10/10 | GS | 117-122 (L) | -3/221 | LO | -8.0 | 36/77 | 47/89 | 41-36 | |
| 11/9/10 | @MIL | 80-107 (L) | 5/197 | LU | -22.0 | 28/74 | 40/78 | 34-45 | |
11/23/2010
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After a tough loss to begin their four-game road trip, the New York Knicks couldn't have closed it out much better. They're just hoping that momentum will mean something at Madison Square Garden.
The Knicks have dropped three straight at MSG, but after a successful visit to California they can pick up their fourth consecutive win in Tuesday night's opener of a home-and-home set with the Charlotte Bobcats.
New York (6-8) dropped its sixth straight overall last Tuesday in Denver, where it fell behind by as many as 16 points early in the fourth quarter.
The Knicks rallied, however, and though they still lost 120-118, their late surge carried over. Danilo Gallinari and Amare Stoudemire scored 27 apiece in a 113-106 win at Sacramento on Wednesday, Raymond Felton led the way with 35 points and 11 assists in a 125-119 victory over Golden State on Friday, then Gallinari and Stoudemire were at it again Saturday.
The duo combined for 70 points - 45 after halftime - in a 124-115 win against the struggling Los Angeles Clippers.
"It was like a video game," Stoudemire said after scoring a season-high 39. "... The positive from this is that we're on a three-game winning streak and our chemistry's now starting to come together. We showed how good we can be and what it takes to win, and we're showing winning qualities. We've just got to keep it going."
It was the first time the Knicks won three games in California on the same trip, and coach Mike D'Antoni's team improved to 5-4 on the road.
New York is just 1-4 at MSG, though, largely due to its inaccuracy from beyond the arc. The Knicks are hitting an NBA-worst 26.0 percent of their 3-pointers at home, while they've knocked down 38.9 percent on the road.
They're 5-0 when they hit 40 percent or more from 3, and 1-8 otherwise.
Stoudemire's production has been consistent regardless of venue, but that hasn't been true for his teammates. Felton, who will be facing the Bobcats (5-8) for the first time after spending his first five seasons with Charlotte, is averaging 19.3 points and shooting 50.4 percent on the road as opposed to 14.2 points and 41.3 percent at home.
Gallinari's differences have been even worse. He's averaged 25.4 points and hit 43.2 percent of his 3-pointers in his last five road games. In the Knicks' five home games, he's averaged 12.8 points and shot 25.0 percent from beyond the arc.
Perhaps Charlotte will be better served by playing at New York's up-tempo pace on Tuesday and Wednesday. The Bobcats' 73.2 field-goal attempts per game are the league's fewest, but they seemed invigorated running the floor with Phoenix on Saturday.
It helped that the Suns didn't have Steve Nash. Charlotte took a season-high 87 shots and hit a season-best 57.5 percent, getting the first triple-double in franchise history from Stephen Jackson (24 points, 10 boards, 10 assists) to lead the way to a 123-105 win.
"We knew that we could attack the rack and be aggressive, and we knew if we played defense we could beat these guys," said Jackson, who's averaged 26.0 points and hit 51.4 percent from 3-point range in his last four games.
Jackson's two trips to MSG with Charlotte haven't been as memorable. He shot 36.6 percent as the Knicks won each meeting by four points behind 26.5 points per game from Wilson Chandler.
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Bobcats-Knicks Preview
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After a tough loss to begin their four-game road trip, the New York Knicks couldn't have closed it out much better. They're just hoping that momentum will mean something at Madison Square Garden.
The Knicks have dropped three straight at MSG, but after a successful visit to California they can pick up their fourth consecutive win in Tuesday night's opener of a home-and-home set with the Charlotte Bobcats.
New York (6-8) dropped its sixth straight overall last Tuesday in Denver, where it fell behind by as many as 16 points early in the fourth quarter.
The Knicks rallied, however, and though they still lost 120-118, their late surge carried over. Danilo Gallinari and Amare Stoudemire scored 27 apiece in a 113-106 win at Sacramento on Wednesday, Raymond Felton led the way with 35 points and 11 assists in a 125-119 victory over Golden State on Friday, then Gallinari and Stoudemire were at it again Saturday.
The duo combined for 70 points - 45 after halftime - in a 124-115 win against the struggling Los Angeles Clippers.
"It was like a video game," Stoudemire said after scoring a season-high 39. "... The positive from this is that we're on a three-game winning streak and our chemistry's now starting to come together. We showed how good we can be and what it takes to win, and we're showing winning qualities. We've just got to keep it going."
It was the first time the Knicks won three games in California on the same trip, and coach Mike D'Antoni's team improved to 5-4 on the road.
New York is just 1-4 at MSG, though, largely due to its inaccuracy from beyond the arc. The Knicks are hitting an NBA-worst 26.0 percent of their 3-pointers at home, while they've knocked down 38.9 percent on the road.
They're 5-0 when they hit 40 percent or more from 3, and 1-8 otherwise.
Stoudemire's production has been consistent regardless of venue, but that hasn't been true for his teammates. Felton, who will be facing the Bobcats (5-8) for the first time after spending his first five seasons with Charlotte, is averaging 19.3 points and shooting 50.4 percent on the road as opposed to 14.2 points and 41.3 percent at home.
Gallinari's differences have been even worse. He's averaged 25.4 points and hit 43.2 percent of his 3-pointers in his last five road games. In the Knicks' five home games, he's averaged 12.8 points and shot 25.0 percent from beyond the arc.
Perhaps Charlotte will be better served by playing at New York's up-tempo pace on Tuesday and Wednesday. The Bobcats' 73.2 field-goal attempts per game are the league's fewest, but they seemed invigorated running the floor with Phoenix on Saturday.
It helped that the Suns didn't have Steve Nash. Charlotte took a season-high 87 shots and hit a season-best 57.5 percent, getting the first triple-double in franchise history from Stephen Jackson (24 points, 10 boards, 10 assists) to lead the way to a 123-105 win.
"We knew that we could attack the rack and be aggressive, and we knew if we played defense we could beat these guys," said Jackson, who's averaged 26.0 points and hit 51.4 percent from 3-point range in his last four games.
Jackson's two trips to MSG with Charlotte haven't been as memorable. He shot 36.6 percent as the Knicks won each meeting by four points behind 26.5 points per game from Wilson Chandler.
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11/17/2010
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Kings Coach Paul Westphal Talks About Playing the Knicks Tonight
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Here are some connections between the Knicks and Timberwolves...
Timberwolves general manager Jim Stack spent the 2003-04 season as an advance scout for the Knicks.
Timberwolves President of Basketball Operations David Kahn worked under Donnie Walsh as general manager of the Indiana Pacers from 1998-2002.
Timberwolves head coach Kurt Rambis was selected in the third round (58th overall) of the 1980 NBA Draft by the Knicks, but never played a game for New York (released in training camp).
Ronny Turiaf played three seasons for the LA Lakers (2005-08) with Kurt Rambis as one of his assistant coaches.
Bill Walker played at Kansas State with Timberwolves forward Michael Beasley during the 2007-2008 season.
Andy Rautins played college ball with Wesley Johnson and Johnny Flynn at Syracuse University. Rautins and Flynn were teammates for two seasons (2007-09), including an instant-classic six overtime win over UConn at the Garden in 2009. Rautins and Johnson were teammates last season.
Wolves forward Darko Milicic played eight games for New York during the 2008-09 season, before being shipped to Minnesota on Feb. 17, 2010 in exchange for Brian Cardinal.
Mike D’Antoni coached Timberwolves forward Kevin Love during 2010 Training Camp for Team USA.
Raymond Felton played in Charlotte for two seasons (2005-07) with Minnesota assistant coach John-Blair Bickerstaff serving as a Bobcats assistant coach.
Bill Walker played parts of two seasons in Boston (2008-10) with Timberwolves assistant coach Dave Wohl serving as the Celtics assistant general manager.
Timberwolves point guard Sebastian Telfair was born in Brooklyn, New York and played at Lincoln High School in Brooklyn, New York.
Roger Mason Jr. was teammates with Minnesota center Anthony Tolliver in San Antonio during the 2008-09 season.
Knicks-Timberwolves Connections
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Here are some connections between the Knicks and Timberwolves...
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