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and we're done
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Am I being premature about locking K-mart up for the next couple years so he can retire a Knick? Hats off to our front office with the homerun acquisitions one after another this season. They're not getting enough props imo
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Word. It's all good now because the Celtics are small and KMart's playing lovely but we're absolutely gonna need him for a potential series vs. Pacers. Woody and Tyson say it's more of a conditioning issue than the neck so hopefully it gets sorted out.
1st game: Celtics scored 25 points total 2nd half.
2nd game: They score 23.
That's what Doc projects him as, though. It's straight from him.
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GREAT game by the Knicks tonight. And for the record, I thought Carmelo played very well.
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You could tell they had no notes on any of the guys that were in the game at that point. Dudes were just looking for anything to not just have dead air time.
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Amar'e Stoudemire hopes to be ready if Knicks advance
Originally published: April 23, 2013 9:00 PM
Updated: April 23, 2013 10:36 PM
By BARBARA BARKER. AND AL IANNAZZONE [email protected], [email protected]
Photo credit: Jim McIsaac | Amar'e Stoudemire looks on during a game against the Miami Heat at Madison Square Garden. (March 3, 2013)
Amar'e Stoudemire could be back for the second round of the playoffs.
"If everything goes great then I'm willing to play," Stoudemire said before last night's Game 2 against the Celtics when asked if he might be recovered enough from knee surgery to play if the Knicks advance. "Sooner than later, if everything continues to improve."
Stoudemire had a debridement procedure to remove tissue from his right knee on March 11. At the time, the Knicks said he would be out six weeks. He had the same operation on his left knee in late October and returned on New Year's Day. In 29 games between the two surgeries, he averaged 14.2 points.
He said his rehabilitation is going well and he's hoping to be able to start running at full speed in practice by the end of this week. Coach Mike Woodson has said that when Stoudemire returns he would return to the rotation. The Knicks could use a post presence if they go deeper, but Stoudemire also could hurt their spacing on the floor.
In the meantime, he's the Knicks' biggest cheerleader, hoping that his team will keep playing long enough for him to join them in the postseason.
"The blessing is we have a great team," Stoudemire said. "If they continue to win, it gives me more time to heal up 100 percent."
Prigioni ups IQ ante
Celtics coach Doc Rivers wasn't necessarily happy to see Pablo Prigioni return to the Knicks' lineup after he missed Game 1 with a sprained right ankle.
"He's brilliant," Rivers said. "He's another Jason Kidd-ish type guy. Gives them another smart player on the floor and another guy who can create plays, makes them really good. It's no coincidence that when he's been in the lineup they've played better because they have a lot of IQ on the floor at the same time."
Ring's the thing
Onetime Knicks coach and executive turned NBA TV analyst Isiah Thomas picked Woodson as his coach of the year. Woodson said Thomas is his friend and he appreciated his support, but the only thing he wants to win is a ring. "I'm not in this for Coach of the Year," Woodson said. "I'm in it to try and see if we can get this team to the championship round and try and win a title. If it happens, it happens. I'm not sitting here holding my breath about a Coach of the Year award."
Originally published: April 23, 2013 9:00 PM
Updated: April 23, 2013 10:36 PM
By BARBARA BARKER. AND AL IANNAZZONE [email protected], [email protected]
Photo credit: Jim McIsaac | Amar'e Stoudemire looks on during a game against the Miami Heat at Madison Square Garden. (March 3, 2013)
Amar'e Stoudemire could be back for the second round of the playoffs.
"If everything goes great then I'm willing to play," Stoudemire said before last night's Game 2 against the Celtics when asked if he might be recovered enough from knee surgery to play if the Knicks advance. "Sooner than later, if everything continues to improve."
Stoudemire had a debridement procedure to remove tissue from his right knee on March 11. At the time, the Knicks said he would be out six weeks. He had the same operation on his left knee in late October and returned on New Year's Day. In 29 games between the two surgeries, he averaged 14.2 points.
He said his rehabilitation is going well and he's hoping to be able to start running at full speed in practice by the end of this week. Coach Mike Woodson has said that when Stoudemire returns he would return to the rotation. The Knicks could use a post presence if they go deeper, but Stoudemire also could hurt their spacing on the floor.
In the meantime, he's the Knicks' biggest cheerleader, hoping that his team will keep playing long enough for him to join them in the postseason.
"The blessing is we have a great team," Stoudemire said. "If they continue to win, it gives me more time to heal up 100 percent."
Prigioni ups IQ ante
Celtics coach Doc Rivers wasn't necessarily happy to see Pablo Prigioni return to the Knicks' lineup after he missed Game 1 with a sprained right ankle.
"He's brilliant," Rivers said. "He's another Jason Kidd-ish type guy. Gives them another smart player on the floor and another guy who can create plays, makes them really good. It's no coincidence that when he's been in the lineup they've played better because they have a lot of IQ on the floor at the same time."
Ring's the thing
Onetime Knicks coach and executive turned NBA TV analyst Isiah Thomas picked Woodson as his coach of the year. Woodson said Thomas is his friend and he appreciated his support, but the only thing he wants to win is a ring. "I'm not in this for Coach of the Year," Woodson said. "I'm in it to try and see if we can get this team to the championship round and try and win a title. If it happens, it happens. I'm not sitting here holding my breath about a Coach of the Year award."
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Whatup, Boston?
2-0
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He was good defensively for the Clippers. Gave them great playoff minutes on that end. I was surprised he was unemployed for so long
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I do wish he shot more efficiently, but he is what he is. Great second half by everyone.
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pr0ph I don't wont to hear that ish man, let Stat stay as assistant coach 
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MrONegative your gifs always be on point & make my laugh out loud reps all the time
reps all the time
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Double.
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2 down and 14 to go!
Celtics scored 48 total in the second halves this series. 48 in 48 mins
Celtics scored 48 total in the second halves this series. 48 in 48 mins
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pr0ph I don't wont to hear that ish man, let Stat stay as assistant coach
Yes Preach!
We don't have time for Stat to adjust with what we got goin on.
K-Mart took his minutes and tbh I don't think we need another offensive-minded player.
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They beat Melo up on the inside in the first half, he kept it on the perimeter in the 2nd and got in a rhythm. Melo had a great game tonight.
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We play defense like this for 48 minutes, we celebrating Knickertape Parade.
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Nice job holding serve at home. Lets gooooooo
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Big win considering its gonna be very hard to win 2 in that atmosphere
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Game 3 will be our real test, looking forward to it.
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Just hoping for 1 win in Boston. Preferably game 3.
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This series is done. They just don't matchup well with us.
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If we get game 3 it will be a sweep. 3 will be their emotional game since its the first game back in Boston since everything went down.
If we can keep our foot on their neck and take 3 they wont have any fight left and it should be Broom time.
Im mad as hell I wont be able to watch these next 2 games because im going on a cruise till Tuesday tho. I lightweight want us to drop one of the next 2 so I can see us eliminate KG and Paulette Pierce. But I dont want us to get cute. Just take these dudes out as fast as possible.
If they got ABC/TNT I might even have to check out the games while im on the Cruise. F all that
If we can keep our foot on their neck and take 3 they wont have any fight left and it should be Broom time.
Im mad as hell I wont be able to watch these next 2 games because im going on a cruise till Tuesday tho. I lightweight want us to drop one of the next 2 so I can see us eliminate KG and Paulette Pierce. But I dont want us to get cute. Just take these dudes out as fast as possible.
If they got ABC/TNT I might even have to check out the games while im on the Cruise. F all that
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Just split 1 of the next two and we should seal the series at home.
