ATLANTA — Cam Reddish had been through a whirlwind of travel and emotion, traded from the Atlanta Hawks to the Knicks Thursday, flying to New York for his physicals and then almost immediately hopping on a plane back to Atlanta with the Knicks to watch his new team face his old one, all in a span of a little more than 48 hours.
And as he sat at a podium in the bowels of State Farm Arena late Saturday night following the Knicks' win over the Hawks he was asked to sum up what he had achieved in the nearly three years in Atlanta since he was drafted with the No.