Knicks · Kurt Thomas out 2-4 weeks due to stress reaction/fracture in his foot, Chandler out 1 week with bulging disk (page 3)

I wonder how long Chandler has had this. It might explain why his production has decreased.

fishmike wrote:when 40 years old play in the NBA and get hurt its not luck, its nature. Maybe Kevin Willis or Deke are free? Deke looks pretty nasty smacking that cereal box away and wagging his finger. I love that commercial.

LOL! So do I.

Bonn1997 wrote:I wonder how long Chandler has had this. It might explain why his production has decreased.

I forget what game he injured his nceck but it was a long time ago. Wouldnt be surprised if the knicks are usuing itbasba cover up and he will need knee surgery. Which we will find out about a week before the playoffs

Again ill ask...are the knicks allowed to sign west for playoffs?

BRIGGS wrote:Call up Hilton Armstrong. Hes got some old school coaching from Uconn hes a defense first guy and his socring touch has gotten better. He is 6-11 260.

id callup hilton in a heartbeat...

callmened wrote:Again ill ask...are the knicks allowed to sign west for playoffs?

Yes.

gunsnewing wrote:

Dagger wrote:

RonRon wrote:Position needed

PG/SG with our erratic PG play/lack of speed/penetration still think Pargo makes the most sense but is currently signed 10day contract with Bobcats

SF/PF to use vs Lebron, like Malcom Thomas but also signed 10day contract with Bulls, also like *ex Philly/Heat* Rodney Carney

PF/C D league? Hilton Armstrong ex Hornet or Henry Sims

It's definitely Sims time.

Sims is on New Orleans. Signed off Dleague

http://espn.go.com/nba/story/_/id/904374...

Hornets sign Lou Amundson
Updated: March 12, 2013, 12:34 PM ET

NEW ORLEANS -- The New Orleans Hornets have signed veteran forward Lou Amundson for the rest of the season and released Henry Sims.

The Hornets are Amundson's third NBA team this season. The 6-foot-9 former UNLV standout opened the 2012-13 season with the Minnesota Timberwolves, who waived him early last month. He then joined the Chicago Bulls on a 10-day contract but appeared in only one game.

Amundson has appeared in 21 games this season, his seventh in the NBA, averaging 1.5 points and 2.3 rebounds in 7.8 minutes.

The Hornets were seeking an experienced reserve front court player to fill the void left by Jason Smith's season-ending shoulder surgery.

Sims was signed to a 10-day contract March 3 and appeared in two games.

New Orleans plays at Brooklyn on Tuesday night.

BRIGGS wrote:Call up Hilton Armstrong. Hes got some old school coaching from Uconn hes a defense first guy and his socring touch has gotten better. He is 6-11 260.

I vaguely remember Hilton Armstrong and Josh Boone being drafted, and it seemed like they'd be okay picks, but both are now out of the league- are they really that bad?

smackeddog wrote:

BRIGGS wrote:Call up Hilton Armstrong. Hes got some old school coaching from Uconn hes a defense first guy and his socring touch has gotten better. He is 6-11 260.

I vaguely remember Hilton Armstrong and Josh Boone being drafted, and it seemed like they'd be okay picks, but both are now out of the league- are they really that bad?

I think the expectations for Armstrong were higher but that Boone was the better nba player. Boone always seemed to play up or down to his role. I believe he went to Europe during the lockout and then didn't come back to the NBA. He keeps getting mentioned as a guy the Knicks could sign but he had a season ending injury back in late Jan/early Feb. He would be my choice if he could play.