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With the All-Star weekend officially upon us and no NBA action until March 10, it’s time to take a look at what the second half of the year might bring for the NY Knicks.
But before we dive into that, why don’t we begin by reflecting on the first half of the season that was:
The Record: 19-18 (.514)
The Knicks, currently the 5th ranked team in the Eastern Conference head into the All-Star break with a record above .500. The last time New York held a +.