Monthly Archives: December 2010

The Orlando Magic defeated the New Jersey Nets rather easily, 104-88, with a dominant performance from the All-NBA performer Dwight Howard, who scored 17 points, grabbed 10 rebounds, and blocked 4 shots in the second half of the game after … Continue reading →

1. New England Patriots. The Patriots remain #1 after their destruction of the Bills in Buffalo, 34-3.  Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has all but sealed the Most Valuable Player award for the National Football League and if he continues to … Continue reading →

The New York Knicks (18-12) head to South Beach to face LeBron James, Dwayne Wade, Chris Bosh, and the Miami Heat (23-9) tonight at 7:30pm.  This will be the second meeting between the teams, as the Heat defeated the Knicks … Continue reading →

In what many thought would be a battle of good defenses, the New York Jets and the Chicago Bears played the highest-scoring game on Sunday, eventually won by the Bears, 38-34. The Jets had reason to celebrate Sunday, as Head … Continue reading →

Amar’e Stoudemire and Raymond Felton led a well-balanced Knicks attack that saw four players finish with double-doubles to win a Christmas afternoon affair at Madison Square Garden over the Chicago Bulls, 103-95. The Knicks are well known for their offensive … Continue reading →

The New York Knicks (17-12) will try to begin a new winning streak when they host the Chicago Bulls (18-9) Christmas Day at noon.  The game features a matchup of two free agent acqusitions at the power forward position, with … Continue reading →

With the physically and emotionally draining stretch the New York Knicks had last week, ending with three games in four nights, all losses, to the Boston Celtics, Miami Heat, and Cleveland Cavaliers, the team had a chance to rest Sunday, … Continue reading →

Michael Vick Contained by the New York Giants It was the best of times and it was the worst of times depending on where your office is located in the New Meadowlands Stadium. Going into Sunday’s games, the Jets and … Continue reading →

“I have no words for it; I’m actually searching, so if any of ya’ll have anything for me… let me know.”  Defensive end Justin Tuck wasn’t the only person struggling to understand what happened. An entire nation could not believe … Continue reading →

Dream week has come and gone. This was the week that we were supposed to see where the Knicks actually stood compared to NBA elite. We knew that they could hold their own against the League’s lower echelon. But we … Continue reading →