Chloe Sevigny & Lou Reed at a Knicks game. Lou looks pretty bummed out. You think he misses Nate Robinson?

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Jamario Moon is either celebrating a successful three-point shot or he’s crushing Tracy McGrady’s head.

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Bill Walker draws a charge against Leon Powe, a dangerous play since these two guys have about half a knee’s worth of cartilage left, combined. This game is enough of a blowout already, fellas - let’s not blow out any knees along the way.

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The Knicks lost a fan today in Brittany Murphy :(

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Poster for the upcoming documentary from ESPN film’s 30 for 30 series Winning Time: Reggie Miller vs. The New York Knicks.

From director Dan Klores:

Reggie Miller gave New York the finger. The whole city.

The 6’7” wiry shooting guard of the Indiana Pacers tortured the Knicks. If he didn’t beat Riley, Ewing, Oakley and Starks with his quick release and unlimited range, he made them think he would. He took pleasure in letting the packed Madison Square Garden know it was his show and his game that they were watching during the 1994-1995 playoffs.

Winning Time: Reggie Miller vs. The New York Knicks, by award-winning filmmaker Dan Klores, will zero in on the dramatic seven game 1995 playoff series between Reggie’s Pacers and the Knicks. The series was front page news in the NYC tabloids, a war of words between the glib Miller and Knick fanatic Spike Lee, included appearances on Letterman, pronouncements by Giuliani, fistfights between teammates, near riots by Indiana fans, chokes, overtimes, finger rolls and bitterness not only between Hall of Fame coaches, Pat Riley and Larry Brown, but between the two most precious basketball cultures in America - Hoosier Land vs. “New Yawk”.

The film will screen at the Sundance Film Festival in January and gets its TV debut on ESPN March 14th at 9PM.

More info at ESPN 30 for 30

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Isaac Davis (from the film Manhattan):

Why is life worth living? It’s a very good question. Um… Well, There are certain things I guess that make it worthwhile. uh… Like what… okay… um… For me, uh… ooh… I would say… what, Groucho Marx, to name one thing… uh… um… and Wilie Mays… and um… the 2nd movement of the Jupiter Symphony… and um… Louis Armstrong, recording of Potato Head Blues… um… Swedish movies, naturally… Sentimental Education by Flaubert… uh… Marlon Brando, Frank Sinatra… um… those incredible Apples and Pears by Cezanne… uh… the crabs at Sam Wo’s… uh… Tracy’s face…

I believe Woody left out the New York Knicks in that list for a reason…

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Rosie Perez, Mark Wahlberg, Will Ferrell, and Brooke Shields….is there some throwback NY buddy cop movie that’s in the works that I didn’t know about?

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Apparently Jackie Moon just got signed to the Knicks?

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In Other News: THIS also happened.

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“Sorry Knicks” custom Vans slipons

Oh someone please do Jeff Van Gundy hanging off of Alonzo Mourning’s leg next!

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newyorkknicks:

New York Knickerbockers President of Basketball Operations Donnie Walsh announced today that forward Marcus Landry and guard Ron Howard have been signed as free agents. Per team policy, terms of the deals were not disclosed.  Read more on the two players here: http://su.pr/1pwbJg

Exclusive! Richie Cunningham has just joined the Knicks. With all the previous drama and consipracy theories surrounding David Lee’s signing, he should fit right in.

NBA Playoffs Throwback Phil Jackson of the Day:

Phil Jackson | 1974

Jackson drives past Buffalo’s Kenny Charles and heads toward the basket.