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Showing posts with label Glen Grunwald. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Glen Grunwald. Show all posts

Friday, September 27, 2013

Knicks Replace Glen Grunwald as General Manager

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By Kenneth Teape (@teapester725)

The New York Knicks, on the verge of training camp opening up next week, have made yet another change to the organization. The move has an impact on the whole organization but is not directly related to the roster as it was not a player being replaced; instead General Manger Glen Grunwald was replaced as GM and reassigned to an adviser role. Grunwald, who had been GM of the Knicks for the last two seasons, will be replaced by Steve Mills.

Hold on one second, that can’t be, no please don’t tell me; yes, that is the same Steve Mills who previously worked with the Knicks for 10 years as president and GM and hired Isiah Thomas. Thomas, who might be the only person unanimously disliked by the whole Knicks fan base, oversaw one of the least, if not the least successful stretch in Knicks franchise history. Nothing positive came out of the Mills tenure the first time around so it is fair that Knick fans are already becoming leery and nervous heading into a season that some people had high hopes for just a few days ago.

Thursday, May 23, 2013

Knicks Bring Home All-NBA Honors

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By Kenneth Teape (@teapester725)

The NBA Awards season is among us and the Knicks are a team that figured to have plenty of players mentioned.  J.R. Smith started it off by bringing home the Sixth Man of the Year Award, which Mike Woodson receiving votes for Coach of the Year and Glen Grunwald receiving votes for executive of the year.

Carmelo Anthony added another distinction in being named to All-NBA Second Team along with Blake Griffin of the Los Angeles Clippers, Marc Gasol of the Memphis Grizzlies, Tony Parker of the San Antonio Spurs and Russell Westbrook of the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Saturday, April 20, 2013

Defense Leads Knicks to Game 1 Victory over Celtics

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By Kenneth Teape (@teapester725)

Saturday, April 20th, 2013

Game 1 Post Game Recap

Final Score: Boston Celtics: 78 New York Knicks: 85

It was a tale of two halves this afternoon between the Knicks and Celtics as decently paced, high scoring first half turned into a drag-em out physical game in the second half.  The second half was a flashback for Knicks fans who have been relating this team to the 90’s Knicks as both teams struggled to put the ball in the basket as defense became the name of the game.  This was a game the Knicks needed to have to maintain home court advantage in the series and to not give the Celtics any momentum.  The next game in the series will be Tuesday night at 8 P.M. ET in Madison Square Garden.

-Positives