SAN ANTONIO - Knicks team president Donnie Walsh flew all the way to San Antonio to watch Eddy Curry's return last night. And all Walsh saw was Curry's return to the pregame layup line. Curry's ballyhooed comeback from left knee surgery in January was absurdly scrapped when... —
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A right sore calf, the same injury that ended Eddy Curry's preseason before it ever started, prevented him from playing in Wednesday night's 97-87 loss to the Spurs.
A right sore calf, the same injury that ended Eddy Curry's preseason before it ever started, prevented him from playing in Wednesday night's 97-87 loss to the Spurs. (source: New York Daily News) -
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The Spurs beat the Knicks last night 97-87 in a game was a little too close for a little too long. All of the Spurs starters scored in double figures. Manu Ginobili led all scorers with 28 points to go along with five rebounds, six assists, and a steal. The man is possessed, I tell you. —
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After a 97-87 loss to the
San Antonio Spurs last night, the
New York Knicks have guaranteed its ninth straight losing season. Three of those have come under coach Mike D'Antoni but he's apparently
not planning to change his coaching staff one little bit, according to the New York Daily News.
The word is that Donnie Walsh is growing concerned about the team's lousy defense. So maybe this summer the team will try to bring in a free agent or two that has some decent defensive credentials but there is also talk that it wouldn't be the worst idea for D'Antoni to try and find some new assistant coaches.
"We're not throwing anybody under the bus," D'Antoni told the paper. "That's not going to happen."
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SAN ANTONIO - Knicks team president Donnie Walsh flew all the way to San Antonio to watch Eddy Curry's return last night. And all Walsh saw was Curry's return to the pregame layup line. Curry's ballyhooed comeback from left knee surgery in January was abs... (source: NY Post) -
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A defiant Mike D'Antoni vowed Wednesday that he won't make changes to his Knicks coaching staff. "We're not throwing anybody under the bus," D'Antoni said. "That's not going to happen."
A defiant Mike D'Antoni vowed Wednesday that he won't make changes to his Knicks coaching staff. "We're not throwing anybody under the bus," D'Antoni said. "That's not going to happen." (source: New York Daily News) -
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