OK, if you wonder how come this site hasn't been updated for a week, you should know that we are working on the new version, that should be ready untill the start of the regular season. The site will also be moved on a new server, where we have php and mysql. That way, it will be much easier to handle, and you will be able to:
- Submit Articles
- Submit Links
- Add your own articles
All this will be available to registered users, who will also have access to the download section.

rady, Webmaster

The Knicks have other dicey training-camp issues besides the dark shadow of the rehabbing left knee of Antonio McDyess, whom the club believes can return in November. A league source said McDyess still has to undergo more tests. He probably will need a final C-scan Oct. 21, the sixth-month anniversary of the last surgery, before being given full clearance to play in intrasquad scrimmages. Though Knicks GM Scott Layden will give an official update in today's State-of-the-Knicks Address, he, too, doesn't know exactly when McDyess will make his debut until he starts scrimmaging.

The Knicks' post-Spree era begins this week devoid of expectations and hope. Any Knicks playoff talk begins and ends with discussion of Antonio McDyess' mending knee. Players with three years or less experience report to training camp tomorrow, with veterans arriving Thursday. Veterans are banned from the building during rookie camp, unless undergoing rehab. That McDyess and Allan Houston are allowed inside the Knicks' Westchester practice facility is symbolic of the team's state: likely lottery-bound for a third straight year.

The Knicks open training camp in 12 days not knowing if both Antonio McDyess and Allan Houston will be unavailable for the start of preseason practice. The team is positive, however, that Othella Harrington will not be joining it then.
Harrington, who started 64 games last season, will miss most of the preseason and could begin the season on the injured list after it was learned that the veteran forward sprained his right knee on Monday, the Knicks said last night.