Eddy Curry's flagrant foul on Rajon Rondo from Sunday's game is being reviewed by the league.
We should know soon whether Curry will be fined or suspended -- after Sunday's game he called it "a bonehead play" made out of frustration.
Nate Robinson shot at the correct hoop Sunday and did a good job, scoring 19 points on 7-of-11 shooting (3-of-6 from downtown) with three rebounds, one assist, and two blocks.
He played just six minutes Saturday, and while coach D'Antoni said shooting at the wrong hoop had nothing to do with it, that's fishy at best. It's not surprising that Robinson rebounded from the embarrassment, and that D'Antoni gave him the run to do so. He needs a few more of these before we get too excited.
Al Harrington scored 30 points on 10-of-21 shooting (5-of-10 from downtown) with nine rebounds, two assists, and one steal on Sunday.
His inconsistent play can be frustrating, but he's going to have plenty of nights like this. If he gets going, he can be a force in fantasy leagues.
David Lee posted a solid double-double against the Celtics on Sunday, scoring 22 points on 7-of-12 shooting (8-of-9 from the foul line) with 15 rebounds, three assists, and one steal.
This isn't so newsworthy, but the fact that it came against the defensively-minded Celtics is a nice footnote. Keep him in your lineup going forward.
Larry Hughes shot a putrid 2-of-11 from the field in the Knicks' overtime loss to the Celtics on Sunday, scoring just four points to go with two rebounds, four assists, and one block.
Meanwhile, Nate Robinson shot at the right hoop and scored 19 points, and if he starts cooking it could pose a risk to Hughes' suddenly solid fantasy value. Rookie Toney Douglas, who was a non-factor Sunday, could also be a threat so Hughes doesn't have a whole lot of room to slip.
Chris Duhon barely cracked the stat sheet despite playing 46 minutes on Sunday, scoring three points on 1-of-6 shooting with one rebound, six assists, and two steals.
His value was saved when the Knicks declined to sign Allen Iverson, but this line certainly says it all. If there is any way that you can move him by selling his starting status and coach Mike D'Antoni's offense, do it.
Nate Robinson was not benched for taking a shot at the opposing team's hoop on Saturday, according to coach Mike D'Antoni.
D'Antoni could be lying here, which may actually be better for Robinson's fantasy value than if he was telling the truth. Either way, Robinson needs to get his game and his attitude together before he starts tearing up any fantasy leagues again.
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