John Schmeelk
Schmeelk: Epic Game 6 Of NBA Finals Filled With Greatness And Blunders
There are moments every once in a while that remind you why you sit in front of a television and watch all those games, and Tuesday night was one of them.
Schmeelk: Can Miami’s Defense Find A Way To Stop The Spurs’ Offense?
What should really scare the Miami Heat is that Sunday night should have been a win for them. LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh combined for 66 points and shot a combined 25-of-53.
Schmeelk: Doc Potentially Coaching Knicks, Kidd’s New Job And NBA Finals Notes
Doc Rivers would be the Knicks’ best coach since Pat Riley — sorry Jeff Van Gundy, but it’s true — and that hiring would make the Jason Kidd signing look like nothing more than a PR stunt.
Schmeelk: It’s Time For Gregg Popovich And The Spurs To Adjust
The Heat changed things up, and now it is time for Gregg Popovich to adjust. Is there anyone else you would want in that film room and on the practice floor figuring out how to counter those moves more than Popovich?
Schmeelk: 2013 NBA Finals — Keys To The Series, Questions And A Prediction
All in all, this should be a very exciting and competitive series. San Antonio will likely have to win two games in Miami to win the series. It’s a tall order, but if any team can win a Game 7 in Miami, it’s a veteran team like the Spurs.
Schmeelk: 7 Points Which Will Have To Be Addressed In Knicks’ Offseason
On Tuesday I went over the Knicks’ financial situation for the next three years, so keep that in mind as we go through the offseason decisions that the Knicks will have to make. Here are where the pivotal points are going to be.
Schmeelk: Knicks’ Big Picture Presents A Clear Path For The Offseason
Big changes are not coming now. They are two years away. They do have to get better, but that will be incremental, not dramatic. The Knicks are Melo’s team, and right now, that’s a good thing.
Schmeelk: Bad Ending To A Good Knicks Season
This year, The Knicks were one of eight teams left and the second-best team in the East. It’s OK to be proud of that. It’s OK to enjoy that. I know I did.
Schmeelk: Seven Reasons For A Knicks-Pacers Game 7
After watching Games 3 and 4, it would be hard to make the case that the Knicks can win on Saturday night in Indiana. So why will Game 6 be different? Here’s a dose of hope…
Schmeelk: If Knicks Are Going To Stay Alive, They Must Fix Their Offense Now
All it will take for the Knicks is for someone to hit some shots early. Shooting can be contagious, and the Knicks have all been wearing FEMA suits the past couple of weeks.
Schmeelk: In Huge Spot, Knicks Coach Mike Woodson Pulls All Wrong Strings
Woodson was absolutely brutal. But let’s not spare the Knicks’ players from this little bloodbath.
Schmeelk: Don’t Look At Woodson — Knicks’ Best Players Have To Step Up
Here’s the deal: unless Carmelo Anthony, J.R. Smith and Tyson Chandler get going, the Knicks aren’t going to win anything.
Schmeelk: Stoudemire Return Is Baffling Self-Sabotage By Knicks
The chances that coach Mike Woodson ends up looking good for this decision are slim to none.
Schmeelk: Hey Knicks Offense — Welcome To The Playoffs!
The Knicks finally broke 100 points and had 20 assists in the game. They finished with an offensive rating of 120 for the game, reminiscent of the type of numbers that they were putting up during their April winning streak.
Schmeelk: Knicks Don’t Need To Go Big — They Need To Play Big
The Knicks have to continue to play small, and play their game. Now isn’t the time to panic. Not yet, anyway.
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