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Tweet of the Day: Iman Shumpert

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Ya ya ya Kyrie got me lol...it happens...great win for the squad... #benchmob #shoutout to the crowd 2nite! #NYKallday!! #sway
February 29, 2012 11:28 pm via Twitter for iPhoneReplyRetweetFavorite
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Iman Shumpert
Not entirely sure what your referring to here, Iman, but what I do know is that the Knicks looked phenomenal tonight against the Cavs. I also understand that Kyrie played good, not great, and Iman played quite solid off the bench with 12 points and 3 steals. The Knicks completely showed up the Cavs tonight at home, and Steve Novak just made a serious name for himself. It’s actually not crazy to say he stole the spotlight from Jeremy

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“Big Three” on full display for Knicks, Heat, Thunder

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Amar’e Stoudemire is an afterthought, and Carmelo Anthony and Tyson Chandler are hurt. So meet the new “Big Three” of the New York Knicks – Jeremy Lin, J.R. Smith and Steve Novak. The trio combined to lead the Knicks to a nationally televised 104-97 victory over the defending champion Dallas Mavericks on Sunday, their eight win in nine games. Remember the calls for coach Mike D’Antoni’s job and the blind hope that Baron Davis and his balky back would be the season’s savior?

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Tweet of the Day: JR Smith

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Hello World! Looks an feels so good to be on US soil!
February 16, 2012 7:24 pm via EchofonReplyRetweetFavorite
Smith, back from his stint playing in China, is finally back in the USA and ready to make an impact in the NBA. This is nothing to sneeze at, however. Smith is a phenomenal athlete, and makes an immediate impact wherever he decides to land. The Knicks seem to be close to getting a deal done, which would make them an even scarier team down the stretch. With Smith, the Knicks could roll out a lineup of Jeremy Lin, Smith,

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Odds and ends on slow day in NBA (unless D.Howard gets traded tonight)

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Samuel Dalembert should have been signed by now. A shot-blocking and rebounding specialist, the 7-footer would figure to be in his demand simply because capable 7-footers are always seemingly in high demand. Dalembert had been in negotiations with the Houston Rockets, who have been trying to dig out of the rubble caused when commissioner David Stern dynamited their trade with the Hornets and Lakers, ruining their plans to field a front line of Pau Gasol and Nene. But now that the news

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