The New York Knicks lost their seventh game in a row on Wednesday night, this time at the hands of the Los Angeles Clippers. Everyone deserves a small portion of the blame for the team’s horrendous play, but head coach Mike Woodson could find his seat too hot to sit on if the trend continues….Read More
Metta World Peace is a man of the people. So much so that he took the F train to Madison Square Garden for his season-opening game with the New York Knicks on Wednesday. HoopsWorld’s Tommy Beer says Metta took the F train from the Queensbridge stop to 34th street prior to the Knicks’ 90-83 win…Read More
Oh this video is just precious right here. Tyler Hansbrough, now with the Toronto Raptors (!!!), drove the lane and was fouled hard by the New York Knicks during a preseason game on Monday night. He was pretty ticked about someone hanging all over him from behind and looked like he was ready to go….Read More
Metta World Peace wanted to retire as a Los Angeles Lakers player, but he concedes the team did the smart thing by waiving him. World Peace was released by the Lakers this month via the amnesty provision. He was owed just over $7 million for the upcoming season, and the Lakers may have saved themselves…Read More
Metta World Peace reportedly signed a two-year contract with the New York Knicks on Monday. According to ESPNNewYork.com, the first year of the deal is guaranteed. Over the weekend, reports surfaced indicating the Knicks were World Peace’s top choice, followed by the Los Angeles Clippers. He also made mention of some quirky ideas like playing…Read More
Metta World Peace was waived by the Los Angeles Lakers during the week and, if the veteran forward clears waivers, he is expected to sign with the New York Knicks. The Knicks were mentioned as a strong possibility for World Peace from the moment the Lakers waived him. Al Iannozzone of Newsday says the Knicks…Read More
Metta World Peace has a very unique way with words. The Los Angeles Lakers are expected to use the amnesty provision to get out from under his contract, and we already know how Kobe Bryant feels about it. It seems like World Peace is equally disappointed — I think? On Wednesday morning, World Peace took…Read More
The Los Angeles Lakers will waive Metta World Peace via the amnesty provision, Kevin Ding of the Orange County Register reports. According to Ding, the move will happen “barring some late change.” Ding also says the move will save the Lakers $30 million. World Peace, then known as Ron Artest, signed a five-year, $32.5 million…Read More
