Tom Boorstein

Photograph of Nate Robinson, benched, and Eddy Curry, injured, by Kathy Willens/AP Knicks 93, Trail Blazers 84: For the first time this season, the Knicks have won three games in a row. Less is more for the Knicks, who are playing fewer players and seeing some good results. Larry... continue reading on Gothamist

Photograph of Chris Drury at the Sabres' goal by Don Heupel/AP Rangers 2, Sabres 1: Henrik Lundqvist sat less than a minute away from a shutout before giving up a goal. The Rangers don't care. They're just happy to get a win. Lundquivst made 36 saves to help the... continue reading on Gothamist

Nets 97, Bobcats 91: After 18 consecutive losses to start the season, the Nets finally won a game. Brook Lopez, who has been a bright spot all season had 31 points and 14 rebounds. Courtney Lee had 27, including the tiebreaking free throws with 2:22 left. Kiki Vandeweghe, the... continue reading on Gothamist

At 5-6, the Jets can still delude persuade themselves they are in the playoff hunt. With their two toughest opponents, the Colts and the Bengals, scheduled for the end of the year and thus likely to be resting players, the Jets' schedule looks manageable. Of course, the Jets are... continue reading on Gothamist

Who had the Knicks as the first team to hold the Suns under 100 points? Mike D'Antoni's squad did just that against the coach's former team in a 126-99 rout of the Suns at Madison Square Garden. This is probably the best game the Knicks have played all season.... continue reading on Gothamist