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“I told Mike Woodson a thousand times that I don’t pick and roll on Shabbos! Saturday is Shabbos, the Jewish day of rest. That means that I don’t work on defense, I don’t pass the ball, I don’t hedge on screens, I don’t rotate on shooters, I don’t turn on the oven, and I sure as shit don’t pick and roll!”
(Thankfully for the Knicks, tipoff will occur just after sunset tonight.)
Spike Lee Photobombs Reggie Miller
TNT is trolling the Madison Square Garden fans, and Reggie Miller v. the New York Knicks has a new chapter.
Trapped In The 90s: New York Knicks Media Guides (1991-1999)
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NBA Playoffs throwback: Indiana Pacers vs. New York Knicks, 1999, Eastern Conference finals
Larry Johnson’s famous 4-point play gives the Knicks a one point victory over Indiana. The Knicks go on to win the series in 6 games before losing to San Antonio in the NBA Finals.
The rivalry renews Sunday at 3:30pm ET on ABC.
PROFILIN’: 2003 KNICKS
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J.R. Smith’s wild celebration of his long buzzer-beating three in Game 2, complete with Louis C.K. photobomb in the background.
(courtesy netw3rk)
PROFILIN’: PAT EWING
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The Mount Rushmore of “WAT IS THIS???”
NBA Playoffs Throwback: New York Knicks vs. Boston Celtics, 1984, Game 7 of the Eastern Conference semifinals.
Larry Bird’s line you ask? 39 points, 12 rebounds, and 10 assists. This is basically Bird doing everything and against Bernard King who had scored 44 points at the Garden in game 6 and, with Bird, was one of that years leading MVP candidates (Bird eventually won MVP making it two in a row).
A new chapter begins in New York on Saturday at 3:30pm EST on ABC.
To quote NBA blogfather Trey Kerby, “There has never been anything more necessary in our lives than this song about J.R. Smith.” Happy Friday, guys.
the shirt is pretty great… the fact that Woody is wearing it makes it incredible.
Photo via Chris Herring of WSJ
Put it on a t-shirt.
