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Newsday access needed. Here's the little preview though:
12:52 AM By Alan Hahn
The rest of us are looking at field goal attempts. We're wondering what's wrong with Danilo Gallinari on those nights he has single-digit shots and looks forgotten in the offense.
But while I'm standing in the visitors locker room at the AT&T Center, marveling at the fact that Gallinari has the wingspan of a Super 80 as he demonstrates to me how he plays denial defense, it's pretty...
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OJ Mayo was shooting like he couldn't miss and Rudy Gay blew Paul Pierce out the water.
Who is going to box out Zach Randolph the other rebounding machine?
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Johnson was 2nd choice for Walsh
By MARC BERMAN
Last Updated: 8:54 AM, March 12, 2010
Posted: 3:04 AM, March 12, 2010
MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Avery Johnson was Knicks team president Donnie Walsh's second choice to coach Mike D'Antoni. If D'Antoni took the Bulls job, Johnson -- and not Mark Jackson -- would have become the Knicks head coach in May 2008, bringing his disciplinarian, defensive demeanor.
"From what I was told, yeah [that's the truth]," Johnson told The Post Wednesday night at San Antonio's AT&T Center. The Knicks face the Grizzlies tonight (8:00, MSG, ESPN 1050 AM).
Johnson is a coaching free agent, unsure he will coach next season. Johnson might still be on the market if things don't work out next season for D'Antoni, whose biggest attribute now stands as his recruiting prowess in landing the top-tier free agent class headed by LeBron James.
If the Knicks don't come up big in free agency, D'Antoni will be on thin ice next season if the Knicks start off sputtering.
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surprisingly.........this should be a winnable game. lots of international players involved in this game.
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