
Knicks and Amar’e Stoudemire agree to buyout, ending former All-Star’s tenure in New York: source – http://t.co/2Q1rz2nUbw
— Frank Isola (@FisolaNYDN) February 16, 2015

We wish Anthony Mason well. He’s in our prayers.

There is a small army prepping the site at the Flatiron Pedestrian Plaza, yet many who live in the area are giving the star-studded event a frigid reception. Those in the area had hoped to put a stop to all of this.
Twitter can obviously be fun. Super Bowl Sunday was a perfect example—a vibrant, real-time national conversation with everyone talking at once, yet still being heard. The instant gratification from sending out a good tweet is both exhilarating and fleeting. Unfortunately, Twitter can all too easily deteriorate into a cesspool of insensitivity and hostility while becoming a breeding ground for inane arguments.

PG: Stephen Curry
SG: James Harden
SF: Lebron James
PF: Anthony Davis
C: Demarcus Cousins
What are your thoughts?

Earlier this week, Smith validated several years of criticism from stodgy dweebs by theorizing that New York’s nightlife had indeed detracted from his game. “I think this is the best situation for me,” he mused in an interview with the NBA’s David Aldridge. “There’s nothing, there’s no going out, there’s no late nights. There’s video games, basketball and basketball.” Yes, endless evenings of Mario Kart: Super Circuit sound much better than kicking it with Rihanna and cruising the meatpacking district in a Gurkha F5 military vehicle that resembles a giant metal armadillo. At any rate, the revelation had to make the Knicks’ brass wonder if stashing J.R. in an isolation tank in the bowels of Madison Square Garden might have pumped up his (negative) trade value.
How about them Hawks?