Want to catch a game? The Knicks schedule with links to buy tickets can be found here.Īnd RJ Barrett, across the next four to seven games, can make a loud statement to those in the front office who didn’t ship him to Cleveland, one that will ring unambiguously these next four to seven years if it shakes out well for him: RJ Barrett drives the ball against Donovan Mitchell during at March game. For as long as Barrett is here, it is a reminder that Mitchell is not.Īnd for much of this season, that has been a matter of some profound conversation, since Mitchell has played at a level in Cleveland that will almost certainly earn him a spot on the All-NBA first team while Barrett (as well as Quentin Grimes, as well as at least four of the Knicks’ warehouse of draft picks) were grinding out another season at Madison Square Garden, one that landed them four games behind the Cavs in the Eastern Conference roster of merit.īut this is a new conversation now. But as far as Barrett is concerned, he may as well be.
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So maybe Donovan Mitchell isn’t a full-blown villain (although, after the Cavaliers and the Knicks are done with their coming playoff series that starts Saturday, that could easily change). Well, as noted sports columnist Billy Shakespeare once quoted an old swingman named Bassanio (in either the April 11, 1598, edition of The Post or “The Merchant of Venice”): “I like not fair terms and a villain’s mind.” It’s never going to be a fair comparison. Yankees really need to back up weekend's momentum with Subway Series sweep of Mets Selfless Saquon Barkley saved the Giants from a daily cloud of controversy Pete Alonso is reaffirming his most valuable Met status What Subway Series tells us about current state of Yankees and Mets Giants and Jets are both keen on throwback uniforms
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