Knicks honor legends from each decade spanning from the 40′-90′s during halftime ceremony; Latrell Sprewell conspicuously absent, as he was invited to represent the 2000′s, but was unable to convince the airline to let him pay for his flight with autographed pictures of his repossessed yacht.

Knicks lead big in the fourth, but fall to Magic 106-102; This time around, Willis Reed’s presence only able to inspire fellow Knicks to hold onto a lead longer than expected, then completely blow it… ESPN Classic reportedly turns down offer for copy of this game tape.

Orlando coach Stan Van Gundy questions Knicks organization’s true appreciation of Ewing; “Why is it that when they were searching for a new coach he couldn’t even get an interview, or at the very least a shot at an assistant spot?” Van Gundy wondered, “Somehow all they have to offer this man who gave them so much is some stupid ring at halftime, a pat on the butt, and a hearty ‘Okay, you had your moment. Now get the hell back to your own bench so you can continue helping another team NOT win championships.’”

Jets interest in Cutler may be for naught, as McDaniels insists “He’s our quarterback… unless the Jets can somehow come up with a 3-way deal that would land us Matt Cassel… Why?  Do you think that’s a possibility? Do they know something I don’t?! Oh my God, oh my God oh my GODDDD!!!”