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Will the New York Knicks turn their backs on the fans for LeBron James? http://www.mvpgotham.com 2009-11-07 21:40:50 - MVP Gotham Managing Editor Jonathan Ragus takes a look at GM Donnie Walsh and all his eggs he is putting in one basket when it comes to the 09-10 NBA Offseason.

When scouting the Miami Heat, Denver coach George Karl noticed one glaring difference from last season.

The Hornets can't defend and until they do, they'll have more nights like Monday in New York.

The Cleveland Cavaliers didn't suffer their fourth loss last season until December 13.

It is safe to say the Knicks do not seem to be making news for the teama TMs play this season.

What you miss most about Reggie Miller is that Knicks fans no longer have a player they love to hate.

LeBron James is coming to town, and New York is throwing a parade. A little early to start the recruiting pitch, isn't it? Actually, the parade is for the Yankees, but James won't mind.

After watching repeated mistakes occur in two consecutive losses entering Wednesday night's game against the Dallas Mavericks at the New Orleans Arena, New Orleans Hornets Coach Byron Scott said lineup changes could be on the way.

The Knicks are 0-3 on the season, but they played their first two games on the road, and their last two have gone to overtime.

Share + Nov 4, 2009 12:00 pm US/Eastern 1 of 1 Referee Tim Donaghy stands on the court during the game between the New York Knicks and the Dallas Mavericks at the Reunion Arena in Dallas, Texas.

Chuck Person, Wayman Tisdale and a young Reggie Miller ran the floor the last time the Indiana Pacers opened a season with four straight losses.

The Knicks are an intriguing old ball club. By being based in New York, the Knicks are in a huge market and have a huge potential up side.

The front office is no doubt doing it. Some Jazz fans are, too. But even though Utah gets the bumbling New York Knicks first-round pick - and it could be a high lottery one - don't count on Jerry Sloan to start scoreboard watching anytime soon.

Categorized as: Author: Patrick , Fantasy Basketball , Milwaukee Bucks Posted on: November 3rd, 2009 Line of the Night : Points may be overrated by many casual fantasy owners, but sometimes it really just is about how many times you can put the ball through the hoop.

Larry Bird doesn't understand what all the fuss was about. So what if LeBron James didn't shake hands with the Orlando Magic after his Cleveland Cavaliers lost in the Eastern Conference finals? "When basketball is over, you live the rest of your life and you'll have plenty of time for that," Boston Celtics legend Bird said of players being friends ...

The way the Knicks have opened their season, the Jazz could be forgiven for feeling as if they hold a winning New York lottery ticket, not payable until June, of course.

New York Knicks guard Nate Robinson will miss at least a week of action due to a sprained left ankle.

The Knicks and Nets have had rough starts to their 2009-10 seasons. Both are 0-3, letting opportunities to win their first game slip past them.

Brandon Rush #25 of the Indiana Pacers looks across the court during the game against the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden February 23, 2009 in New York City.

New York Knicks forward Al Harrington was fined $25,000 by the NBA for publicly criticizing game officials.