[fullmetal]

NEW YORK, NEW YORK:

The Knicks finally joined the draft at No. 38 and No. 39, a reward for the 2,000 or so diehards who stuck around as the draft weaved into the second round. After chanting for Jeff Van Gundy, the former Knicks coach who is working for ESPN during this draft, New York selected Andy Rautins, a 6-5 shooter from Syracuse and the son of former pro Leo Rautins. That drew a mix of boos and wild cheers. Then came the Knicks\' second pick -- Stanford forward Landry Fields. That selection produced a rain of boos. Welcome to New York, fellas.
-- Richard Deitsch

Link here.

[fullmetal]

NEW YORK, NEW YORK:

The Knicks finally joined the draft at No. 38 and No. 39, a reward for the 2,000 or so diehards who stuck around as the draft weaved into the second round. After chanting for Jeff Van Gundy, the former Knicks coach who is working for ESPN during this draft, New York selected Andy Rautins, a 6-5 shooter from Syracuse and the son of former pro Leo Rautins. That drew a mix of boos and wild cheers. Then came the Knicks\' second pick -- Stanford forward Landry Fields. That selection produced a rain of boos. Welcome to New York, fellas.
-- Richard Deitsch

Link here.