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At the beginning of the year I wrote an article for HoopsHabit suggesting the Knicks would be slightly better this season. Oops. New York just dropped its 11th straight game to fall to 5-31.
In a 95-82 home loss to the Bucks (the team with the worst record in the league a year ago) yesterday, the Knicks played without Carmelo Anthony and all three of their preseason starting center candidates (check the link above). Anthony has missed the last two contests with a "sore knee," and head coach Derek Fisher said over the weekend there's a chance Carmelo might be shut down for the season.
Even though New York is still percentage points ahead of Philly, the Knicks' 31 losses technically put them a game behind (or ahead of in the lottery standings) the Sixers.
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