On Sept 20, 2000, Knicks management took a leap of faith, trading their franchise player of the past 15 years, 7 foot center Patrick Ewing. The season was set up for chaos, and events unfolded which mad this a season like none other.New York Post beat writer Marc Berman takes us into the locker room and the boardroom at Madison Square Garden for a view of the season you`ll find nowhere else.
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"An entertaining, insider diary of a season with the Knicks" -- Chicago Tribune
"There's a pace to this book as good as that of Sprewell, Houston, Camby on a three on two break." -- Todd Wright, ESPN Radio
"There's a pace to this book as good as that of Sprewell, Houston, Camby on a three on two break." -- Todd Wright, ESPN Radio
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Mark Berman has covered the New York sports scene as a staff writer for the New York Post. He has been the beat writer covering the New York Knicks for over three years.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
A GREAT BOOK ABOUT A LOUSY TEAM,
By A Customer
This review is from: Living Without EW (Paperback)
Marc Berman the best beat writer covering the Knicks, writes about the unusual year the Knicks had, without Ewing. It is not just about Ewing, but the Ewing-less Knicks. A great and entertaining read. Much more entertaining than the current Knicks. I can't wait for Berman's next book Living without Latrell.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Book!!,
By A Customer
This review is from: Living Without EW (Paperback)
Very well written account of the first Knick's season without Ewing. It gives you an insider's look into the day to day struggles of the players, coaches and management of the Knicks. You end up feeling as if you were there at the games and in the locker rooms. This book belongs in the company of the great sports classics.
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2.0 out of 5 stars
yeah, we know...he's gone,
By A Customer
This review is from: Living Without EW (Paperback)
Someone gave me this book for a present. Don't know why you'd want to write about a void...this book is about somebody (Ewing) NOT being on the Knicks. Berman, whose coverage of the Knicks I like, would have been better off just writing about a year in the life of the Knicks. Who wants to read about someone who isn't on the team anymore?
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