Bernard King is one of my favorite Knicks so it makes it even harder to hear these kinds of stories. SMH. Bernard King talks about an experience he had at the University of Tennessee in ESPN’s “30 for 30” documentary. 30 for 30 Bernie and Ernie premieres tonight at 8p. Report after the jump…
NBA: Bernard King Says Injuries Will Determine Whether the Knicks or Nets Are the Better Team
The New York Knicks and Brooklyn Nets rivalry is being pushed strongly by the media and fans alike. With the addition of Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce to the Nets and Andrea Bargnani and Metta World Peace to the Knicks and both teams already having a stacked squad, the question remains who will come out on top next season. Bernard King was asked his take on the situation and said injuries will be the key.
(VIDEO) NBA: Bernard King’s Consecutive 50-Point Performances
2013 Hall of Fame inductee and New York Knicks Bernard King became the first person in 20 years to score at least 50 points in two straight games, doing so on January 30th and 31st, 1984, dropping 50 points in a victory over the San Antonio Spurs and then scoring 50 points the next night in a win over the Dallas Mavericks. Check it out…#KNICKS
NBA:(Video) Knicks Fans Pay Attention! Check This Trailer For The Bernard King Documentary
This Wednesday, September 4th, in honor of his upcoming election into the Hall Of Fame, NBA TV will air the documentary “Unstoppable”, based on the career of Knicks legend Bernard King. It will look back on all his accomplishments, including some legendary scoring games, and battles with other hall of famers. If you don’t know about Bernard and you consider yourself a Knicks fan, you better watch this. Hit the jump.
NBA: Bernard King, Gary Payton & Spencer Haywood Elected to Basketball Hall of Fame
The official announcement is on Monday but a couple of the names to be inducted into the basketball Hall of Fame have already leaked. Read more after the jump.
NBA (source): Bernard King Denied Hall of Fame Entry Once Again
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl Ugh. Hall of Fame voters continue to keep the great Bernard King out, reports the NY Post…
