Pity poor Mike D’Antoni, former coach of the NY Knickerbockers.
While you’re at it, pity poor Larry Brown, and poor Lenny Wilkens, and poor Don Chaney, and poor Jeff Van Gundy. Read More
“That’s cool Harry, right there,” yelled Doug Platt from the sidelines. Mr. Platt is a button distributor from Manhattan; his son Harry, properly Harrison, is six years old. And Harry looked nervous.
Larry Brown, the new coach of the New York Knicks, pulled a stern face and signaled for Harry to do his lay-up. Read More
It’s traditional for Mayors to take credit for the success of local sports teams; and since they take credit or blame for the economy, over which they have only slightly more control, it’s probably fair.
Anyway, Mike Bloomberg’s apparent help in signing Al Leiter was a typical case.
But one reader notes that, Read More
