2-0 baby.

Nice start.

Obi playing like a new man.

The year isn't going exactly as planned.

RJ Barret is a tremendously athletic, but prone to shooting slumps. It won't matter what he can do if he can't shoot.

Obi is looking better.

Randle is back to being Randle, a solid player but not someone to build a team around.

Walker & Fournier can shoot, can't defend.

Do they barely make it into the playoffs, maybe as a 9th or 10th seed? Do they try to add a player at the deadline? Try to sell?

Lots of draft picks coming up but none of them very high. Lots of time between now and then, so who knows, but they're struggling right now.

It's getting ugly. The reporters are writing nothing but doom and gloom and they're just 12-15, one game out of play to play, but they're not looking good out there.

Maybe 50 plus losses and a nice lucky role in the lottery is just what the doctor ordered.

13-17. If they keep this up then playoffs will at some point stop making sense. They should see what they can get at the deadline as sellers.

After going south, and 14-18 after a 5-1 start, they've won 8 of 11 and are back over 500.

I don't know how much Cam will help them, but the trade has potential.

And they're losing again. . . .

A bit of good news. At least they sold high(ish) on the oft-injured Porzingas.

This is the 3rd time in like 6 games they've blown a 20 pt lead in the 2nd half. That's uncanny.

Maybe they'll get a top draft pick. . . . we can only hope some good comes from this season.

They've won 3 of their last 18 games. Maybe they'll drop a few in rank and have a shot at this lottory.

With the Hawks win over Cleveland the other night (3/31), the Knicks are officially eliminated. Only question is who lands the worse record, them or Washington and an long-shot chance of a lucky role in the lottery.

At least the young players are looking decent, but they still need a go-to guy. They're not out of the woods yet.