DaniloGallinari

10.07.09

Danilo Gallinari: Our Time Is Now Danilo Gallinari, DaniloGallinari | Comments Off
Filed under: Knicks, NBA Videos, Interviews, FanHouse ExclusiveIt's safe to say that Danilo Gallinari would like to put his rookie year behind him. The Italian forward played only 28 games for the New York Knicks because of health issues and is looking forward to proving to everyone that the organization made the right choice when they drafted him sixth overall in the 2008 NBA Draft.FanHouse spoke to Gallinari at the NBA Live 10 launch event on Tuesday about his health status and dealing with playing under the bright lights of the Big Apple. The video interview is below. FanHouse's Knicks Preview ...
10.07.09

Danilo Gallinari: Our Time Is Now Danilo Gallinari, DaniloGallinari | Comments Off
Filed under: Knicks, NBA Videos, Interviews, FanHouse ExclusiveIt's safe to say that Danilo Gallinari would like to put his rookie year behind him. The Italian forward played only 28 games for the New York Knicks because of health issues and is looking forward to proving to everyone that the organization made the right choice when they drafted him sixth overall in the 2008 NBA Draft.FanHouse spoke to Gallinari at the NBA Live 10 launch event on Tuesday about his health status and dealing with playing under the bright lights of the Big Apple. The video interview is below. FanHouse's Knicks Preview ...
10.06.09

Player to Watch: Danilo Gallinari Danilo Gallinari, DaniloGallinari, Player to Watch, PlayerToWatch | Comments Off
Filed under: KnicksFanHouse previews a player to watch from each NBA team in advance of the 2009-10 season.Recently, Mavericks analyst Wayne Winston celebrated the greatness of Danilo Gallinari in a conversation with TrueHoop's Henry Abbott. Winston noted that as a rookie The Rooster topped the league in effective field goal percentage. Actually, Gallinari finished 18th among players who saw at least as many minutes as he did, which is still impressive though obviously not unprecedented.Gallinari's shooting was simply dead-eye with the Knicks last season. The Rooster shot a remarkable 58.3% (effective FG%) on jumpers, according to 82games.com. That is just ...
10.06.09

Player to Watch: Danilo Gallinari Danilo Gallinari, DaniloGallinari, Player to Watch, PlayerToWatch | Comments Off
Filed under: KnicksFanHouse previews a player to watch from each NBA team in advance of the 2009-10 season.Recently, Mavericks analyst Wayne Winston celebrated the greatness of Danilo Gallinari in a conversation with TrueHoop's Henry Abbott. Winston noted that as a rookie The Rooster topped the league in effective field goal percentage. Actually, Gallinari finished 18th among players who saw at least as many minutes as he did, which is still impressive though obviously not unprecedented.Gallinari's shooting was simply dead-eye with the Knicks last season. The Rooster shot a remarkable 58.3% (effective FG%) on jumpers, according to 82games.com. That is just ...
10.06.09

FanHouse Preview: Knicks 0910Previews, Danilo Gallinari, DaniloGallinari, David Lee, DavidLee, Donnie Walsh, DonnieWalsh, Mike D'antoni, MikeDantoni, Nate Robinson, NateRobinson | Comments Off
Filed under: Knicks, NBA Preseason, NBA PreviewsFanHouse previews all 30 NBA teams in advance of the 2009-10 season. The Knicks have slowly climbed their way out of salary cap hell -- but all that got them is a season in NBA purgatory. Instead of making moves toward actual improvement, the Knicks are blatantly looking past this season to next summer when they hope to strike it rich with the famed free agent class of 2010. But while Donnie Walsh's long-term strategy may eventually pay dividends, it offers little hope in the interim that the Knicks might rise above last year's fifth-place finish ...
10.06.09

FanHouse Preview: Knicks 0910Previews, Danilo Gallinari, DaniloGallinari, David Lee, DavidLee, Donnie Walsh, DonnieWalsh, Mike D'antoni, MikeDantoni, Nate Robinson, NateRobinson | Comments Off
Filed under: Knicks, NBA Preseason, NBA PreviewsFanHouse previews all 30 NBA teams in advance of the 2009-10 season. The Knicks have slowly climbed their way out of salary cap hell -- but all that got them is a season in NBA purgatory. Instead of making moves toward actual improvement, the Knicks are blatantly looking past this season to next summer when they hope to strike it rich with the famed free agent class of 2010. But while Donnie Walsh's long-term strategy may eventually pay dividends, it offers little hope in the interim that the Knicks might rise above last year's fifth-place finish ...

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