if so tell me everything u know about the knicks.IM SERIOUS. info on all da players, the coach EVERYTHING\nemail me on hi_hop_girlz@yahoo.com if u want to send it the info
125724
I know that they have one of the worst records in the NBA, one of the most expensive coaches, dysfunctional team, unhappy fans and a General Manager that attacked one of the best sportwriters in the planet
113043
Earl Boykins is the shortest active player int he league. He's 5"5, he plays for the Denver Nuggets. The team is ok, they lost Nene early in the season due to an injury, they need a shooting guard that can hit three's and creat his own shot, it would also take pressure off Carmelo Anthony. They will most likely lose in the 1st round of the playoffs. It's impossible for them to get out of the 2nd round because they would play the Suns.
650299
BREAKING NEWS \n\n\nNEW YORK -- The Boston Celtics acquired second-year Portland Trail Blazers point guard Sebastian Telfair for the No. 7 pick in Wednesday's NBA draft, as well as one or two other players, multiple sources told ESPN.com.\n\n\n \n\nThe trade was agreed upon Wednesday afternoon but it came after the 2 p.m. ET deadline which means the Celtics will still be on the clock, selecting for the Blazers, when the No. 7 pick comes up during the draft.\n\nPortland will pick at No. 4 and No. 7, barring any more trades.\n\nOne of the players from the Celtics could be injured point Dan Dickau (Achilles), but that wasn't confirmed as of Wednesday.\n\nBoston has been searching for a true point guard and wasn't overwhelmed by the choices that it may have at No. 7. The Celtics worked out Connecticut's Marcus Williams, Kentucky's Rajon Rondo and Villanova's Randy Foye on Monday. All three could be available at No. 7. But the Celtics brass decided that Telfair, two years into the league, was better suited for the Celtics' system at this juncture in his career.\n\nDanny Ainge, the director of basketball operations, looked at Telfair's first eight games -- 12.6 points, shooting 45.7 percent, 42.3 percent on 3s as well as four assists a game -- as the indicator of his ability. Telfair hurt his thumb after that and was out for an extended period of time. He lost the starting point guard position during his absence to Steve Blake and Jarrett Jack. He finished averaging 9.5 points, 3.6 assists and shot 39.4 percent in 68 games. Telfair was the No. 13 pick for the Blazers in 2004 out of Lincoln High in New York.\n\nIn his two years he averaged a combined 8.1 points, 3.5 assists and shot 39.4 percent.\n\nThis deal allows the Celtics to play Delonte West more as an off guard with Telfair as a natural point. \n\nThis trade won't deter the Celtics from still pursuing Philadelphia's Allen Iverson in a summer deal that is still very much alive with a third team still to be determined.
368389
Thats a pretty good team you got there ... agreed, a few gambles like Amare, K-Mart and Cassell. Shaun Livingston was poised to take the starting PG spot from Cassell, but Cassell ended up starting in the Clipper's opener. Amare will be good if he is healthy but not as good as his last full season. I had K-Mart on my team last season and he was a bust due to injuries. With guys like Kobe, Artest, Jackson and RIP, you should be doing better than 9 out of 11!
471129
man do it, fyre's gotta improve, look at that knicks side, it just plain suck eggs, and starbury's finally decided to be a passer, i can only see fyre's numbers getting better, while thomas is going to get less and less time as the season wears on, amare is just getting back and tim t can play big, i did say can, his a bit soft though, and pheonix likes to small ball with diaw and bell so i don't see thomas getting the looks that fyre will and the leverage.
375790
Without question...PHILLY!!  The matrix...(with that ugly jumper) is a constant double double guy.....can put up big #'s like AI.  Has the ability to play the 2 guard.....the 3 spot and the power forward....AI???  At best a hybrid point guard. Don't get me wrong AI is fearless, but he is a short scorer. Additionally with the trend of the NBA,  players are more freaky than ever. On average most teams have a least two 7 footers.  6'3+ point guards....6'7+ shooting guards and shooting forwards 6'8 to 6'9.  Shawn can guard ANY of those positions because of his height and length.  Last point....with AI being a new addition to the Suns....who do you start???  AI or Stevie.....or worse yet....start them both??  Not the best front court tandem defensively.
189445
The Knicks look to be in a pretty bad situation, seeing that they won't even be keeping their lottery pick which was traded to Chicago under the Eddy Curry deal.\n\nThey are loaded with too many individualistic players who enjoying shooting but don't have much in the way of a team ethic, something made worse by the fact that many of these players have huge contracts.\n\nHere are some steps they definitely must take:\n\n1. Keep Larry Brown. If anyone can motivate a bunch of overpaid unprofessionals it is him. He will do well to work with the young talent the Knicks have.\n\n2. Get Marbury to buy into Brown's system and accept his role. Marbury is seen as the key to the team rebuilding and he has to accept a leadership role.\n\n3. Trade off two of Jalen Rose or Steve Francis or Quentin Richardson or even all three for a defensive minded perimeter player and a solid inside player who can play good D. The Knicks should even consider draft picks if possible, the important thing is too get rid of some trigger happy swingmen and their large salaries.\n\n4. Find some way of getting rid of Jerome James, either as an add on to a trade or something. This may prove very difficult considering his salary, but he is pretty much dead weight.\n\n5. Find a way to keep Eddy Curry fit and productive. Without his post up presence the Knicks are seriously weakened.\n\n6. Most importantly, the Knicks management need to make some half decent trades for once!
3497
Kudos to the person who pointed out that Kidd is bi-racial, and add Bibby to that list as well. To whomever suggested Christian Laettner, you must not have seen him play since the UK-Duke buzzer beater that broke my heart in 1992. He's been a bust and a stiff ever since. I'll side with the guy who said Brad Miller, since he's one of the best at his position period (the hardest position to find in the NBA, no less), and would have to be at least top-5 in a list of American-born, white, active players.
561323
For me, this is just better than nothing. Larry Brown is conservative and not a good coach. However, I don't see Isiah Thomas is a better option. Anyway this is not a problem.\n\nThe root of bad performance is the poor players. If I am the director of Knicks, I will make some other moves as followed:\n\n1. Trade out Marbury for another star player. (Every Knicks fans want to see this and this is only hope)\n2. Focus on J.Crawford as the centre of the teams.\n3. Find some good PF, SF or C in the free market. (Garnett is impossible, find someone close)
587297
ummmmm....  who?  i see if i can find pics tho.\n\n\noh there high school and commuity college players?  i didnt find any vince pics but i found rohan.  sorry best i could do.
171428
I don't think they per se blew that pick with Darko, he just needed some time to develop.  I think the problem more lies with Larry Brown, as he's notorious for having zero patience with developing young talent (look at this year's Knicks, for chrissake!).  The Pistons are also a really deep team, so there's not much of a chance for anyone (except maybe for a player like LeBron) to show what they can do.  I honestly think Carmello Anthony or Dwayne Wade would also have been buried at the bottom of the lineup and wouldn't become breakout players until they went from Detroit to another team.
670251
?\n Which sports.. ?  hm...  NBA ? \n\nThen Orlando magic !! I heard the rumor that they might trade Carter from Newjersey !!! If they make that trade !!!\n They are the Champions next year my friend !!!\n\nor... Utar Jazz !!!
282411
10, I love realgm.com. I think it is a good place to do mock drafts. Draftexpress.com is really good too. We are doing a unofficial mock draft on Yahoo Answers. I am asking each day what the next pick in the draft should be. Answering who the Rockets should take with the 8th pick is still open.\nLink: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AvtMn1SDCfKJCaB.okG49__sy6IX?qid=1006053020000\n\nThe 9th pick, Warriors, will also be open later today. Click on my profile to see these questions. \nLink:\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/my/profile;_ylt=AvRawiud4uS3jrzSgJAPRqMezKIX?show=AA11008019\nJ.J. Redick hasn't even been picked yet... so I'm sure you'll want to have your say about that!
488062
Nice, nice line-up!  Your pretty much set in every position.  If you were going to make any changes that I would start with Ben Gordon (due to his inconsistency), Carmelo Anthony (all he does is score and has limited value in other fantasy categories), and Nenad Kristic.\n\nIf your team is this good, I'm curious to see how the line-up's of the other nine teams are.  But if I was just to base my decision on the current lineup, I don't see why you can't win.\n\nHope this helps.
347840
Why do you have 20 players?  Anyway, you are pretty much set at point guard with the quartet of Nash, Arenas, Kidd, and Ford.  You have pretty good shooting at the two guard with Mr. 42 points Peja Stojakovic (who broke out of his slump!) and T-Mac.\n\nYour team also has good rebounders with Aldridge, Haslem, Bynum, Randolph, Gooden, and Ben Wallace.  You also have something set aside for the future in Pau Gasol.\n\nThose are the positives.  Here are the negatives.  Roy's heel is a problem and he may not come back or come back late in the season if he opts for surgery (we will know in two weeks), Randy Foye is a good player on a deep veteran team (I feel that he will only play between 12 to 14 minutes on average this season), Smush lost his "mojo" (according to him), while Finley, Kurt Thomas, and to some extent Kenny Thomas don't play as much as your other stars.\n\nHope this helps. Good luck this season!\n\nIf you are interested in joining another Yahoo! Fantasy NBA league, I am inviting you and everyone here at Yahoo! Answers. League ID is 218266.  The password is 1234567
187409
The New York Knicks 1970 What great team play!  This was a  team that did not care who scored the points, only who won the game.  Also, this team played great defense, unlike most teams of today.\nPG  Walt Frazier\nSG  Dick Barnett \nSF  Bill Bradley\nPF  Dave DeBusschere  \nC   Willis Reed
303003
Knicks will probably make a typical Knicks move by trading for K-mart. lol.