New York Daily News
They will all be coming soon, one impact player after another, certain to transform Linsanity into Linstability.
J.R. Smith, the run-and-gunner. Carmelo Anthony, the chucker. Baron Davis, renowned thief of playing minutes. Things will change in a hurry, and then we’ll discover whether Jeremy Lin and Mike D’Antoni can control the uncontrollable.
“It’s gonna take a little while,” D’Antoni was saying Friday, when the Knicks fell at the Garden to lowly New Orleans, 89-85, in an unpleasant surprise. “We’ll see how it goes. If everybody keeps playing well, we’ll still be good. We’re adding guys who are really good. I’d be crazy if I didn’t use ’em… There’s a wide range of possible...
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