Former New Orleans Hornets

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The Otis Elevator organization might want to secure the New York Knicks as spokespeople. How can you explain the last four performances by the up and down Knicks, losing in embarrassing fashion to two of the worst teams in the league at home, the New Orleans Hornets and the New...

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ESPN fired Editor Anthony Frederico Sunday for using the headline Chink in the Armor on a story about New York Knicks phenom point guard Jeremy Lin's loss to the New Orleans Hornets Friday night. This story has been reported and re-reported and re-re-reported for the last two...

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When the New York Knicks finally suffered a loss to the New Orleans Hornets on Feb. 17, those not on board with 'Linsanity' had to be relieved. If the Knicks and Jeremy Lin could fall to a six-win Hornets team, they probably wouldn't have a chance against the hot Dallas...

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It was going to happen sooner or later. The New York Knicks had won seven straight, and since this isn't the Miami Heat or Oklahoma City Thunder we're discussing, 10 or 12 in a row was inconceivable. Losing to the New Orleans Hornets at home, though, continues a mystery...

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The New York Knicks great seven game winning streak came to an end last night, Friday, February 17, 2012, at Madison Square Garden as the Knicks lost, 89-85 to the New Orleans Hornets. The loss was a big disappointment for the Knicks, as the Hornets are just 7-23 on the season.

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The New York Knicks had overcome everything during 'Linsanity' and the rise of Jeremy Lin. As such, holding off the 6-23 New Orleans Hornets on Feb. 17 should have posed no trouble for the Knicks. Once New York got its eighth straight win in the Lin era, it would finally be...

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Jeremy Lin knows everybody credited him for the Knicks' seven straight wins, so he takes the blame for their one-game losing streak. With famous fan Spike Lee donning Lin's high school jersey in the latest bout of Linsanity, New York's point guard sensation committed nine turnovers, tied for the most in the NBA this season, in an 89-85 loss to the New Orleans Hornets on Friday night.

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Former Hornets, Nuggets and Chinese Basketball Association scoring guard J.R. Smith has apparently chosen the New York Knicks to play with once the CBA's season ends and his free agency allows him. And why not? With an attention-starved Kardashian attempting to shoehorn her name into the Jeremy Lin nuttiness, and Sarah Palin (out of Republican presidential candidates to troll) posing with a Lin/Knicks T-shirt , it's only right that the best available free agent should want to sidle up with the NBA's biggest story. The knee-jerk response falls in line with how most still view the Knicks -- as an offense-only outfit featuring big scorers in Amar'e Stoudemire and Carmelo Anthony, helplessly hoping on defense. The problem with that is that it's the team's offense that has failed them this season. Entering Friday night's game against the New Orleans Hornets (are there any crummy teams left for Jeremy Lin to play?), the Knicks are 24th in offensive efficiency, but sixth overall in defense. The offense dipped and the defense improved a bit when Stoudemire and Anthony sat out a series of games over the last two weeks, but the pattern has sustained throughout New York's 15-15 start. So, yes. Another me-first chucker bent on firing at the rim incessantly can … help. When was the last time that happened to New York?

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A commissioner David Stern admitted Sunday that he could have done a better job of explaining his reasons for vetoing the proposed trade that would have sent Chris Paul to the Los Angeles Lakers. Instead, Stern allowed the New Orleans Hornets -- who are owned by the NBA until they...

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