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| Nate Robinson will likely miss his fourth straight game on Saturday, according to the New York Times. |
Our View: Robinson is averaging just 8.7 points per game this season, and seems to be coming back down to earth as a player. Don't expect another 17-point average from the diminutive guard this season. |
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| David Lee scored a team-high 21 points in Friday's 100-91 loss to Cleveland, to go along with six rebounds, two assists and two steals. |
Our View: Lee failed to reach a double-double, but still had a quality performance for fantasy owners. He averages 23 points over his last three games. |
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| The New York Knicks are expecting center Eddy Curry to be cleared for practice by next Tuesday, according to the New York Post. Curry is scheduled to be reevaluated on Sunday as he recovers from his calf injury. |
Our View: The team sounds pretty confident that Curry will be ready to get on the floor Tuesday, but we should know more Sunday for sure. He played in only three games last season, but could be worth keeping an eye on if he comes back healthy. |
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| Al Harrington came off the bench to have another big night on Wednesday in the Knicks' loss to the Pacers. Harrington scored 22 points, he had nine rebounds, two assists, two steals, and two blocked shots. |
Our View: Harrington has been a bit more well-rounded to start this season, much to his fantasy owners' delight. The scoring is there consistently, but his value is rising thanks to his ability to grab a few boards, get a few steals and block a few shots. |
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| David Lee had another huge night for the Knicks on Wednesday, but New York still feel to the Pacers by a score of 101-89. Lee scored 20 points and grabbed 19 rebounds in the game. |
Our View: Lee is averaging a double-double already this season, but he was just a monster tonight with 19 rebounds. He might not be the flashiest player in the league, but he is a rock-solid fantasy performer and should not be taken for granted. |
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| Al Harrington did a little bit of everything on Monday as the Knicks defeated the Hornets 117-111. Harrington scored 24 points, grabbed eight rebounds, dished two assists, and added a steal and a blocked shot. |
Our View: We know Harrington can score, but the other contributions tonight were very nice for owners. His 8-for-21 shooting wasn't great, but owners will take an outing like this any time. |
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| David Lee led the way for the Knicks on Monday as New York defeated the Hornets 117-111. Lee had 28 points on 13-for-17 shooting in the game. |
Our View: Lee had eight rebounds and three assists in the win as well, so another nice fantasy night for him. He is a consistent fantasy producer, especially in points and rebounds, and he should continue to be so all season. |
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| Knicks' guard Larry Hughes started at shooting guard for the team on Monday night against the Hornets. Hughes replaced Jared Jeffries in the starting lineup for New York. |
Our View: Hughes was coming off an 18-point performance in the previous game, so coach Mike D'Antoni gave him the start tonight. The Knicks' lineup looks pretty fluid at the moment, so he could find himself back on the bench if his play starts to slip. |
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| Al Harrington has been fined $25,000 for criticizing the refs after Friday's overtime loss to the Bobcats, according to a press release. |
Our View: Harrington went off for 42 points the following night. He doesn't provide a whole lot of production aside from points, but he should average more than 20 per game once again this season. |
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| The New York Daily News is reporting that Knicks' guard Nate Robinson will miss up to two weeks with a sprained ankle. Robinson suffered the injury in Saturday's loss to the Sixers. |
Our View: Robinson will have the ankle X-rayed either today or tomorrow, but the team doesn't expect him to miss more than two weeks. Larry Hughes and Toney Douglas will both see more time with Robinson out. |
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