Eastern Conference teams limping to finish
"I'm willing to delay it as long as it gets better," New York Knick guard Allan Houston told the New York Post. "If it's two games . . . if it is the end of the season. I don't want to think that, but it could be a possibility."
One game? Two games? That could be the end of the season. Allan Houston may be the team's best shooter, but he's also got the team's most brittle knees outside of Dikembe Mutombo. As it stands now, the Knicks are 33-38 and the seventh seed in the playoff race, but only 1½ games from falling to the eighth seed behind the Cleveland Cavs and two games from being eliminated by the Boston Celtics.
But speaking of the Cavs . . .
To continue reading this article you must be an Insider
-
ESPN The Magazine subscribers
-
Need more information?
SPONSORED HEADLINES
MORE NBA HEADLINES
- Spurs' Parker getting MRI on ailing left calf
- Jackson: Told by GM of D'Antoni, 'I laughed'
- Report: Coach K returns to lead Team USA
- Sources: Mavs mulling Howard sweepstakes
MOST SENT STORIES ON ESPN.COM
- Ford: Mock Draft 3.0
- Doolittle: Best fits for Clips coach?
- Pelton: Champions show balance
- Thorpe: What Z-Bo must change
- Haberstroh: Five adjustments for Grizzlies

