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Carmelo Anthony tweaks elbow in loss to short-handed Cavs
CLEVELAND — Carmelo Anthony left with a sore elbow and a bruised ego.
His second game with the New York Knicks was embarrassing.
Playing the final quarter with numbness in his right elbow, Anthony missed a key late free throw and fouled out of his first road game with the Knicks, who took Cleveland too lightly and were beaten 115-109 on Friday night by the fired-up Cavaliers.
Anthony, acquired earlier this week from Denver in a blockbuster trade, finished with 27 points but missed a foul shot with 25 seconds left that would have brought New York within two. Afterward, he said he banged his elbow in the second half and that it has been bothering him for some time. Read the rest of this entry »
Summary NBA Teams

The teams in the National Basketball Association, NBA, are divided into a total of six divisions: the Atlantic Division, Central Division, the division of the Southeast, Southwest division, the division of the Northwest and Pacific division.
In the first, in the Atlantic Division found the great Boston Celtics, with a total of 21 NBA titles, a New JerseyNets, a New York Knicks, Philadelphia 76ers and Toronto Raptors, all without holding any title NBA. Read the rest of this entry »
Boston Celtics and New York Knicks try to get another victory
Boston Celtics and New York Knicks try to get another victory to extend his impressive form.
The New York Knicks (9-9) return to Madison Square Garden having won six of their last seven games. These have been against teams with a negative balance, and mostly in games played away from home where the team seemed to do better in this start of the season.
Tonight, the Knicks are visited by the Nets (6-11), a pretty little offensive team has the second worst attack behind the NBA for Milwaukee, averaging just 93 points per game. Knicks front that reaches approximately 107 points on average.
Perhaps one of the reasons for the improvement of the New York team has been the development of superstar Amare Stoudamire, who averaged 27.1 points and 9.8 rebounds in the last seven games.
If the Knicks want to have chance to get into the playoffs for the ring at the end of the season needing to improve their balance at home since they have only managed two wins in seven matches. Also check there is no better than your neighbor to return to winning ways at home as the Nets, despite not being the worst team in the NBA last season, they have a great squad and to aspire to enter the playoffs. Read the rest of this entry »
NBA Atlantic Division 2010-2011
BOSTON CELTICS
The team of many, respected by all. Its composition is a product of the pulse character of Danny Ainge, but it is a set of perennial champion spirit takes the ring or not, successful or not in their conference. All thanks to the sense and sanity imposed by coach Doc Rivers. Rajon Rondo is based solo and solidarity. Although it seems a contradiction is a playmaker to be his own. What makes the best sense. Moves on a single lane bound to be the best, to dominate the game and his team, both complex challenges. After what happened over the past three years no one has the right or legitimacy to doubt this team or their Big Three (Garnett, Pierce, Allen). Rivers will try to join the two most production O’Neal distractions and draw revenues from offering the other cheek when Nate Robinson renew and Marquis Daniels. The two players are less integrated into the soul and the group of the Celtics last season will be two dolphins who have received extra fee after disobeying fish breeder.
NEW JERSEY NETS
This is the team’s revolting. The first, in the main office. Its new owner, Russian billionaire Mikhail Phrokorov has changed the order of things. That guy you would like to take a vodka Phil Jackson did not hesitate to sign a five-year sponsorship with the Stolichnaya brand. It all starts with the owner and the boss is insatiable. The Nets have trained at a high level since the first day, under the command of Avery Johnson. Not forgetting the 12-70 record of last season you look back and encouraged the quintet: Devin Harris, Anthony Morrow (ex Warriors), Travis Outlaw, Derrick Favors (No. 3 draft) and Brook Lopez. Not to mention Troy Murphy, Humphries, Joe Smith, Terrence Williams or Jordan Farmar. Is a candidate along with Wizards to be the team further progression of the season (And Clippers?). At the moment playing in Newark, Prudential Center, a flag of three years old near the airport where Continental Airlines operates mass. In two or three years will move to the Barclays Center in Brooklyn and fodder for the glory of the former owner, Bruce Ratner. Read the rest of this entry »
Knicks sign Patrick Ewing Jr.
NEW YORK — Patrick Ewing Jr. is back with the team where his father became famous.
The team says the former Georgetown star signed with the New York Knicks as a free agent Friday. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Ewing was the 43rd pick of the 2008 draft by Sacramento, but wound up with the Knicks through a series of moves. He spent the 2008-09 season in the NBA Development League but missed all of last season because of injuries.
The 6-foot-8 forward averaged 4.8 points in four games for the Knicks’ summer league team. Read the rest of this entry »