Melo's 20 point game streak is coming to an end.
Mike Woodson has managed the return of Amare brilliantly
By weaving him into games in an unpredictable role, Amare has gained additional respect from his teammates and the Madison Square Garden crowd.
"The Knicks are back!"
StarksEwing1 wrote:NYKMentality wrote:GodSaveTheKnicks wrote:StarksEwing1 wrote:the kings are really bad
This thread is quiet because it's Saturday night and we're playing the Kings. Only crazy people would give up their weekend to watch this game.
Tell that to a sold out Madison Square Garden...
And as I'm typing, Melo drains a 3!
why arent you at msg. The nut house wouldnt give you the night off haha just kidding
Well I've lived in Florida for quite some time now. But I've always ordered the MSG network and NBA season pass in order to feel like I'm still in New York City. But yea, we might win this game by 50!!! Up 42 right now
NYKMentality wrote:OGkush121 wrote:Wow, this thread is unusualy quiet. I guess this is what happens when there's not much too criticise, people just don't bother :)Btw, who here thinks Melo's keeping his streak alive and who thinks it's coming to an end tonight?
Me personaly I think he'll get it unless it's a blowout, it's just that I don't know how the 2nd half turns out, I honestly don't expect us to beat them by 23 in the 2nd as well
I think he'll get 20 tonight (only 2 as of right now) but in the long run? It's not important. Melo's already shown his scoring worth. Tonight he's showing his passing worth with 5 assists in which 4 have resulted in 3's.
Only thing I care about in regards to Melo is our Knicks going 27-11 during games in which Melo has played!
Oh make no mistake, a win is the most important thing.
Although I'd be lying if I said I didn't wish he'd keep it going, which is not going to happen unfortunately.
Call me crazy, but STAT to me is looking just as good, if not better, than 2010 STAT (obviously less dependent on him these days).
guess JR is out of his shooting slump
3rd Qtr 0:29
NYK 95 SAC 51
Chandler with consecutive games of 20 boards off the glass and J.R Smith is in a zone!
J.R Smith is taking home the NBA's 6th Man of the Year here in 2012-2013.
JR and Stat both lighting it up off the bench, adds another dimension to this squad.
CrushAlot wrote:How great is this game? I missed the whole first half but can't believe the Knicks are up by 42. Hope woody gets the nod for east all star coach.
If Miami loses tomorrow night against @ Toronto? The Eastern Conference then becomes coach Woodson's team. I will be pulling for Toronto as if they're the Knicks tomorrow night.
MaTT4281 wrote:Call me crazy, but STAT to me is looking just as good, if not better, than 2010 STAT (obviously less dependent on him these days).
Without question MaTT. 9/9, 19 points and 6 boards off the glass? Simply amazing to see Stoudemire perform like this. And it's not about his production either, it's how explosive he looks down low. How smooth his game appears to the eye. He's back and maybe stronger than ever.
MaTT4281 wrote:Call me crazy, but STAT to me is looking just as good, if not better, than 2010 STAT (obviously less dependent on him these days).
He looks far better than 2010 STAT and is not reliant on PnR to score any longer. Defense is ok. He is hitting boards. He has good game on low post.
misterearl wrote:Kurt!
Which only leaves Rasheed and Camby. And then our Knicks are 100% complete as a team.
Games where Woodson can rest his starters are a blessing.
The fourth quarter play should stay crisp. No matter who plays.
Since the 18-6 start we have outscored the Kings 91-34 and we've still got a quarter to play
4th Qtr 11:30
NYK 97 SAC 52
LMAO, everybody on the bench wanted White to slam that one in
has cousins done anything nutty?
out rebounding a team again. nice
All-Star weekend could be dominated by Knicks and very fun for our fan base.
Melo and Chandler for the East while all 3 of Novak (3 PT) and J.R Smith/White (dunk contest) have invites.
