Entries from Gothamist tagged with 'chicagobulls'
November 24, 2007
A day after the NY Post served up a Thanksgiving day front page cover of Knicks president and coach Isiah Thomas as a turkey, the embattled Thomas proclaimed he would stay in his job, saying, "I don't foresee there being any changes this year." Which the Post calls "LOAD OF BULL?" But really, if there's one thing that the Post and Daily News must have been thankful for, it's having such a spectacularly poorly managed......
Continue Reading "Knicks' Thanksgiving Leftovers"June 1, 2006
Knicks’ fans, are you still basking in the afterglow of the worst season in franchise history? Are you looking forward to watching the Chicago Bulls use the #2 overall pick in the upcoming draft? Well, it’s time to stop blaming Isiah and Larry and focus on the big fish at MSG, Jim Dolan. Selltheknicks.com is a website designed to appeal to the “everyfan” while trying to force Dolan and Cablevision to sell their ownership interests......
Continue Reading "Let's Get Him!"May 24, 2006
Name the two best players eligible for the upcoming NBA Draft. Maybe you like Tyrus Thomas or Adam Morrison? Well, the Knicks would have been in position to pick one of them after Tuesday’s draft lottery, but they traded that pick away last year to get Eddy Curry. The Chicago Bulls now get the chance to use the #2 overall pick on the player they want and also will have the option of swapping first......
Continue Reading "Knicks Almost Win the Draft Lottery"March 18, 2006
Sometimes the Knicks and the NBA makes Gothamist scratch its head. That's what happened during the Knicks' 105-103 victory Detroit at the Garden Friday. A team that could be bound for its third straight NBA Finals lost to a team that would be bound for the lottery had it not traded its pick away unprotected to the Chicago Bulls. With a loss to the lowly Bobcats in the rear-view mirror, the Knicks knocked off......
Continue Reading "Where Did That Come From?"April 15, 2005
January 18, 2005
The very average Chicago Bulls pulled out of town last night with their second "W" over the Knicks in 3 days. What is amazing about this is that both games were literally lost at the buzzer (in fact, Ben Gordon's runner put the Bulls ahead with .1 second to play) due to poor Knicks play. Yesterday, NY actually had an eight-point lead with just over three minutes left, yet somehow managed to stop scoring and......
Continue Reading "Last Second Loss Redux; Lenny May Lose Next"June 24, 2004
The offseason in the NBA has just begun and weve already seen the most dominant player in the league and the reigning scoring champion both involved in trade talks. This should set the stage very nicely for tonights draft. We told you to expect a lot of trade activity back in Version One, and theyve already begun. Last night the Dallas Mavericks and Washington Wizards brokered a deal that has Dallas sending 6th Man of......
Continue Reading "Gothamist 2004 NBA Mock Draft, Version 2"June 17, 2004
With the Pistons Championship firmly in the books, the offseason is now underway. The other 28 teams that stopped playing a long time ago have been feverishly preparing for next weeks draft for some time now. This draft figures to be one of the most unpredictable in recent memory due to the flood of teenagers (a record 10 could potentially be drafted in the first round) and European big men that arent much older. This......
Continue Reading "Gothamist 2004 NBA Mock Draft, Version 1"April 8, 2004
Last night, with a victory against the Chicago Bulls and a loss by the Cleveland Cavaliers, the Knicks grabbed a spot in the playoffs for the first time since the 2000-2001 season. Who would have thought earlier this season the Knicks would make it? Is it Isiah Thomas, Lenny Wilkens, Stephon Marbury, Tim Thomas, Penny Hardaway, or any of the other moves in the off-season? Gothamist has some handy info: - Thomas joins the Knicks......
Continue Reading ""Miracle on 34th Street" - Knicks Make Playoffs"

