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Knicks Recap Highlights vs Warriors |
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Knicks give Barron 10-day contract |
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Friday, 02 April 2010 |
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SAN FRANCISCO -- New blood has arrived, and it's not even July 1.
The decimated Knicks signed 7-foot center Earl Barron to a 10-day
contract and he'll likely play tonight in Golden State. With Al
Harrington out with an ankle sprain, signing a big man to alleviate
meaningless minutes for David Lee was a must.
Barron, a member of the Iowa Energy, became the 33rd callup of the
D-League season. The Knicks have never sent one of their players to the
D-League, however.
Barron averaged 16.2 points and 10.2 rebounds over 31.7 minutes in 47
games with Iowa this season. He spent the last two seasons in the
D-League after appearing in 82 games with the Miami Heat from 2005-08.
He averaged 4.9 points and three rebounds in 82 games (15 starts)
during his Miami career. Read More
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Billups Gives Advice To Douglas |
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Wednesday, 31 March 2010 |
All-Star point guard Chauncey Billups pointed out mistakes made by Douglas and told him things he could improve on as the two were matched up against each other. It was the latest sign that Douglas is earning respect from some of the best players in the game with his impressive play recently.
“He was in the same position I was in when he was a rookie,” Douglas told MSG. “So he was just helping me out.”
It would be tough for anyone to follow in Billups’ footsteps, but Douglas is headed in the right direction. After spending most of the season learning from the sideline, Coach Mike D’Antoni turned to Douglas earlier this month and promoted him to starting point guard on March 13. The Knicks are 4-3 since.
Douglas has reached double figures in scoring in seven of the previous eight games and is averaging 17.5 points during that span. His only off night since becoming a starter came in Friday’s 132-96 defeat to the Suns in Phoenix when Douglas went 2 of 11 from the field and finished with five points.
“I just thought he was worried about his offense,” D’Antoni said. “He wasn’t making shots and stuff, and instead you have to come back and compete on defense. That’s who he is. One of the best things he does is disrupt them defensively, and he can’t get away from and worry about making a shot a big play.
“We were just trying to talk him through it, but every once in a while he’s going to have a bad game and that’s cool. We just didn’t have a lot else tonight to help him out.” Read More
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Wednesday, 31 March 2010 |
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Watch highlights of T-Mac, David Lee, Toney Douglas, Rodriguez and more.
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As Boozer sings Mike's praises, Knicks stumble |
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Wednesday, 31 March 2010 |
"All the free agency stuff with the teams out there will take care of itself this summer," Boozer said before scoring 26 points in Utah's 103-98 victory over the Knicks Monday night. "The more you talk about it the more it becomes a distraction ..." 
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Clyde dishin' and wishin' |
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Wednesday, 31 March 2010 |
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PORTLAND -- Walt Frazier celebrated his 65th birthday on Monday night in Utah, hitting official retirement age. But Clyde is not going anywhere. After enduring nine straight losing seasons as a broadcaster for the team on MSG, the Knicks legend believes a rebirth is around the corner. "It's been...
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Harrington mulls shoulder surgery |
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Wednesday, 31 March 2010 |
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PORTLAND — Al Harrington said yesterday he may need surgery on his left shoulder after the season.
Harrington plans to play through his shoulder injury, though, with just nine games left, including tonight's against the Trail Blazers. The Knicks forward heads toward the uncertainty of free agency and probably feels...
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Knicks vs Suns Game Recap |
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Danilo Gallinari vs Carmelo Anthony |
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Knicks Recap Highlights vs Rockets |
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