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man @%!% Mimai, that %*+% was supposed to be a guarenteeOriginally Posted by Al3xis
well, tonight couldn't have gone any worse around the league.
Originally Posted by NYelectric
And if all you want is to win and you're a Knick fan you're completely $+*!*** insane.
Originally Posted by Proshares
Off topic but I went outside to the deli the wind is so bad I almost got slammed into a parked car by
it. Stay indoors.
Jan 03, 2010 10:51 AM EST
Knicks head coach Mike D'Antoni took Nate Robinson off the bench on Friday night and received 41 points.
Robinson, who was benched for 14 straight games, helped New York defeat Atlanta in overtime by scoring 21 of the team's final 25 points.
"He's playing," D'Antoni said of his change of heart. "I'm not going to grasp straws. Once you start to go down that road, I'm going to go down that road for a while.
"We're going with him."
The coach said he went to Robinson to help provide an offensive spark.
"We needed an offensive spark because I thought we were sputtering the last four or five games," D'Antoni said. "It seemed like we were slipping.
"I knew he could give us that. I just hope that the intensity, the level of concentration on defense, all of that stays the same. If it does, then he becomes a real good player for us and that's what we need."
Source: Nate Rejected Trade To Grizzlies
A source told Alan Hahn of Newsday that Nate Robinson exercised his right to veto a trade that would have sent him to Memphis for Marcus Williams and a draft pick.
Earlier, a source with the Grizzlies denied that a deal was ever in place.
Robinson appears to be back in New York's rotation after his 41-point performance Friday night.