Cleanthony Early is recovering after being robbed and shot after he left a Queens strip club on Wednesday, Dec. 30. The cops are on the trail of the culprits, tracing the New York Knicks player’s stolen phone to Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.
New York Knicks player Cleanthony Early was shot after leaving a strip club in New York City last night. The NBA player was robbed of his jewelry and shot in the knee early this morning (Dec. 30).
Last night, Knicks fans got cooked after the team selected Kristaps Porzingis, a name known by few except the truest of basketball gurus. This was a recipe for slander, so why not ask renowned basketball analyst Fabolous for his opinion?
The New York Knicks can’t win for losing. After a historically awful season, the Knicks went into the NBA lottery hoping for the no. 1 pick but instead had to settle for no. 4.
Former New York Knicks forward, Anthony Mason, has died after having multiple heart surgeries. He was 48-years old.
Amar’e Stoudemire will be standing strong and talented for a new team. Reportedly, the New York Knicks and the power forward have agreed to a contract buyout, and four plus year run with the team.
How news of Amar’e Stoudemire taking chronic red wine baths managed to pass me by is utterly confusing. But here we have footage of ESPN’s Sam Alipour conducting an interview with the hooper while submerged in libations.
J.R. Smith’s improved performance is one of the more interesting nuances in the Cleveland Cavaliers’ recent turnaround. Per a Q&A with NBA.com, it’s clear that the guard took a long look at the man in the mirror, as he basically admitted how much New York City’s nightlife affected his game in the worse way.
The New York Knicks shipped J.R. Smith and Iman Shumpert to the Cleveland Cavaliers in a three-way trade that included the Oklahoma City Thunder.
The NBA’s most winnest coach of all-time is far removed from his playing days but he still knows a few things about taking shots.
The Notorious B.I.G. showcased an impeccable storytelling ability in his short but storied career. Arguably his most humorous cinematic record was “I Got a Story to Tell” from 1997’s Life After Death.
Carmelo Anthony’s hesitancy to make a decision this current free agency has led him to shoulder much playful scrunity. However, Knicks fans can sleep easy until the 2014-2015 NBA season as it’s being reported that he’ll stick with the team under Phil Jackson’s new regime.
