Miles Davis
Prince of Darkness
We did it brehs...
We did it brehs...
Is this what these new Knicks fans are like?
Word, ain’t no one willingly choosing this lifeThere’s no such thing as a “new” Knicks fan and you know that
There will be plenty if Kevin Durant comes
I missed the game 16/16/11, it was a huge blow out though.Hezonja Triple Double.
To be fair Oak wasn’t much of a shot blocker, Robinson is having a historically good shot blocking season.My nikka hold up what?!!??? Bruh is putting up a all time great stat and already chasing history in blocks?!
New as in ain't been a Knick fan for over 5-10 years...There’s no such thing as a “new” Knicks fan and you know that
There will be plenty if Kevin Durant comes
Still great shyt man this guy is what 20?? I wonder how far he'll get all time in the leagueTo be fair Oak wasn’t much of a shot blocker, Robinson is having a historically good shot blocking season.
Probably the best shot blocker since young Serge Ibaka.
I missed the game 16/16/11, it was a huge blow out though.
Dude has a lot of potential man just needs to find that consistency he has good skill and athleticism, it’s all mental and the little things.
HOUSTON — Mitchell Robinson doesn’t know who legendary former Rockets center Hakeem Olajuwon is.
That’s OK. Hakeem “The Dream” now knows Robinson, who has set the Knicks rookie record for blocked shots in a season. Robinson also has at least two blocks in 27 straight games, second-longest streak for a rookie after Manute Bol.
Olajuwon, who works for the Rockets as an adviser/mentor, sat courtside for Friday’s Rockets’ blowout over the Knicks and came away swooning.
“I love his game,” Olajuwon told The Post. “He has a presence in the middle. He can close down the middle with his energy, skill level, how he moves. Not too many players have that impact as a shotblocker. On the court you know he is there. Fantastic player.”
When the praise was relayed to Robinson, the just-turned 21-year-old from Chalmette (La.) High, which is four hours from Houston, admitted he never heard of Olajuwon.
Robinson was 4 years old when Olajuwon retired in 2002. The young teammates surrounding Robinson in the locker room razzed him for not being up on his NBA history. Olajuwon used to run a big-man camp for all NBA players to work on their post game, but no longer can do so. He can mentor only Rockets players.
I missed the game 16/16/11, it was a huge blow out though.
Dude has a lot of potential man just needs to find that consistency he has good skill and athleticism, it’s all mental and the little things.