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Knicks Preseason: A Look Back to the Future

10/28/2012

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The countdown to the start of the NBA’s regular season is over and I think the Knicks season opener is going to be very exciting!  Yet before we jump ahead, let’s take a look back and recap the preseason for the Knicks. In their first preseason game, the Knicks played the Wizards and won 108-101. The player that was best on the Knicks for that game had to have been Steve Novak. He was the leading scorer with 21 points and he also made all 7 three pointers that he took (impressive!).  The next game was against the Boston Celtics, which the Knicks won in overtime 98-95. In my opinion, the main reason they won this one is because of backup forward Chris Copeland. He scored 21 points throughout the game and also got the game winning block. Carmelo also scored 23 points but that is to be expected from him at this point.

The third game, the Knicks faced the Toronto Raptors and lost 107-88. The Raptors were led by former Rockets point guard, Kyle Lowry. He had a phenomenal game with 17 points, 3 steals, 5 assists, and 4 rebounds. Carmelo and Amar’e combined for 42 points but it wasn’t enough.  This game was followed by another game against the Celtics but the Knicks luck ran out this time. The Celtics claimed an 11 point victory, with the final score of 109-98. Chris Copeland had another phenomenal game for Boston, scoring 34 points. However, in my opinion, the reason why the Celtics won was due to the support of Jeff Green, who scored 25 points.

In our second to last preseason game, the Knicks fell to Philadelphia, losing 98-90. The Sixers had the best preseason record in the league going into the game. Jason Richardson scored 23 points and Thaddeus Young scored 22 points. Finally, our last preseason game was the much anticipated game against the Brooklyn Nets. It was definitely the most fun game to watch for me in the preseason. Before I say who won, let me say that Tyson Chandler got injured in the beginning of the game. Gerald Wallace was trying to cut through the screen and he hit Tyson’s knee. Fortunately, it was only a bone bruise. As you probably know by now, the Knicks won against the Nets in overtime 97-95. MarShon Brooks went up for a layup at the end and missed. The Knicks then ran out the clock.
As the end of the preseason, the Knicks had a respectable showing. It is pretty much what I thought it would be with their current squad, and I think it is a pretty good look at what will happen throughout the regular season. One noteworthy highlight from the preseason was the performance of veteran rookie Pablo Prigioni, who had 2 steals in each of the first five games and 3 steals against Brooklyn. That is very impressive for an NBA newcomer. Don’t forget to watch the Knicks debut against the Nets on November 1st. Any guesses on the final score? Please comment.
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DaddyMan
10/28/2012 01:07:27 pm

The preseason was scary to me for the Knicks. With injuries to STAT and Tyson I wasn't really impressed with everyone else. Do we have some sort of injury bug or what!!!??? And what's up with our staff doctors? You would think they would work on extra padding for Amar'e and his knees. It really is frustrating and if the Knicks don't make a legitimate playoff run this season I will be highly upset and believe me with the Brooklyn Nets around the corner they already have a fan in me automatically being from New York. Interesting season coming up and very much looking forward to it. No excuses though for losing even with STAT and Tyson out. We were supposed to work on making our team better this off season so let's see if we really did.

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Paul #32
10/29/2012 09:09:34 am

Nice post dude! I am not as optimistic as you are for the season ahead but I hope you are right and I am wrong. I like both NY teams but got to go for the Knicks!!!

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