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Peter Vecsey has been the Post’s NBA columnist since 1976. He was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 2009. Also in the New York City Basketball Hall of Fame, at Holcombe Rucker he coached two championships in the early ’70s (Julius Erving, Charlie Scott, Billy Paultz, Joe DePre, Ollie Taylor) and two more in the early ’80s (Louis Orr, Sam Worthen). A graduate of Archbishop Molloy High School, Peter spent two years in the Army (1965-67) as a member of the Airborne and Special Forces.
The last time Pat Cummings and I were together, the mood was tense, the bitterness intense from years of rubbing each other raw with words that hurt and branding him with a derogatory nickname that stuck. By... July 01, 2012
From More SportsSoon after Bruce Ratner bought the Nets and revealed intentions to relocate from New Jersey to Brooklyn, he asked whether I’d attend more or fewer home games. It’d be impossible to show up less than zero. Not that it... June 28, 2012
From NetsDonnie Walsh and I have been playing a little game for almost three decades. This is how it works: I call and leave a message, asking for verification on this, that or the third thing. No response means he can’t tell me... June 26, 2012
From KnicksSo, as I’m waiting to flotilla out of Florida, I felt compelled to support the newspaper industry by purchasing some of the local periodicals to get their take on what I had just seen. Not surprisingly, I guess, nearly... June 24, 2012
From NetsMIAMI — As usual, Charlotte owner Michael Jordan caught those shadowing him off balance. After Bobcats president Rod Higgins made it Bahamas’-water clear management was in the hunt for a coach with NBA head coaching... June 22, 2012
From More SportsMIAMI — So, 30 of 30 second-place finishers in NBA Finals history that were entrenched in the excavation site the Thunder are now wedged failed to claw their way out. So, I guess that means the odds are marginally... June 21, 2012
From More SportsMIAMI — The Thunder have discovered what the Heat already knew and continue to demonstrate despite the Heat’s 2-1 series status: The first three rounds of playoff pressure is nothin’ compared to the stress and strain of... June 19, 2012
From More SportsMIAMI — Welcome to a place made famous by Jackie Gleason, Don Johnson and the Floridians. We are gathered here for the annual rite of the passage known as the Middle 3, as in Games 3, 4 and 5 of the David Derby. Jim... June 17, 2012
From More SportsIRONIC how yesterday was Flag Day and here we are, draped in drool over the 20th anniversary of the narcissistic 1992 Dream Team. Like long time reader Lawrence Bentley of Plano, Texas, I am proud to say I have never... June 15, 2012
From NetsI thought those damn Celtics would never go away At last we get to see what the vast majority of unaffiliated fans longed to see once this season was unlocked: The NBA’s most infamous association against its most... June 12, 2012
From More SportsOn April 5, privileged life that I lead, at the invitation of Bill and Joyce Sharman, I attended the 40th reunion of the Lakers’ 1972 championship team, which practically paled compared to the 33 games in a row they won... June 10, 2012
From More SportsNOT that I’ve seen LeBron play all that often, you understand, but from the outset of last night’s leisurely Boston Harbor cruise, he appeared more unemotionally transfixed than ever before, a motion later seconded by... June 08, 2012
From More SportsIn case you’re wondering throughout the read, this is no Pop Smear. Wunderkind that Gregg Popovich is, he was first to decipher the scrawl on the cave wall. It took the rest of us geniuses two imposing victories to... June 08, 2012
From More SportsDavid Stern hasn’t been able to control his giddiness since the NBA’s conference finals were shrunk to two mini-series. So what if home cooking had held serve through Sunday, albeit barely! Especially seeing that... June 05, 2012
From More SportsKevin Durant cannot possibly, as commonly portrayed, be as great a guy as he is a player, right? “He’s actually better!” Matt Tumbleson countered when posed the impious question while the Thunder’s director of... June 03, 2012
From More SportsLast season at this time, the Spurs, who had finished at the top of the NBA’s Western Conference, already had been eliminated two rounds previously by the eighth-place Grizzlies. The Celtics, meanwhile, had been erased... June 01, 2012
From KnicksSome perspective and pragmatism might hit the spot following the Spurs’ methodical seminar against the Western Conference’s newest class of dilated pupils, who acted more like the Dunder, Blunder and Asunder than the... May 29, 2012
From More SportsIt doesn’t get more captivating than the invincible Spurs against the near-impregnable Thunder. Had the Spice Bosh-less Heat not vividly reversed their 1-2 fade against the Pacers, the winner of this Sumo Series would... May 27, 2012
From More SportsWith the desire to become farcically repetitive, do not expect Larry Bird, Kevin McHale and Robert Parish to walk into TD Garden tomorrow night for Game 7. No sweat! The Ancient Men of the C's should have little... May 25, 2012
From More SportsOK, now what? In a move that caught just Jeff Van Gundy unsuspecting, Magic coach Stan Van Gundy and general manager Otis Smith became unrestricted free agents yesterday, having been sent to the canning factory for jobs... May 22, 2012
From More SportsLOST ANGELES — Traffic on the 110 was at a standstill most of yesterday afternoon and into the late evening as a result of two horrific crashes inside Staples Center. The first mishap occurred when the Clippers... May 20, 2012
From KnicksSpoke to a coach and “Scout” — collective time around the NBA 90 years or so — the other night about James Harden, the Thunder’s smartest player, by far, and every bit as important to the team’s success as Kevin Durant... May 18, 2012
From KnicksI love Chris Paul’s posture. I remind me of him. He doesn’t take even the slightest slights stoically. He gets both angry and even. Either on the spot or with the first chance that presents itself. I second that... May 15, 2012
From KnicksIf Nuggets president Josh Kroenke and general manager Masai Ujiri have made an important personnel mistake in the two years since their minds meshed as Babes in David Stern’s Toyland, feel free to alert me to it.... May 13, 2012
From More SportsThe Knicks are now 1-8 as playoff pushovers since the acquisition of Carmelo Anthony was proclaimed the best trade in franchise history by several skewed media masterminds, who apparently never heard of Dave DeBusschere... May 11, 2012
From KnicksTennyson, anyone? With apologies to Alfred Lord, “’Tis better to have made the playoffs and lost every game than to never have made the scene.” That reworded quote figures to serve as the spin-dry James Dolan’s drones... May 06, 2012
From KnicksIn case of ire, break glass. Summing up L’affaire Apostroph’e, suffice to say Amar’e Stoudemire was feeling fairly discouraged when he debilitated himself by going weak-minded to the window pane. And, should the Knicks... May 04, 2012
From KnicksPlay along (sing, if you like) with me for minute. Rajon Rondo’s ejection from Game 1 of the Celtics-Hawks series for taking in vain the name of Marc Davis and consequent one-game suspension for Game 2 for doin’ the... May 01, 2012
From KnicksThere’s nothing like repeatedly seeing the Eastern Conference’s seventh-best team on national TV in the so-called game of the week(end). The Knicks have been showcased five times on Sunday — topping Cardinal Dolan —... April 28, 2012
From More SportsJersey Joe Taub (Walcott will have to stand down) and his brother, Henry, whose brainstorm Automatic Data Processing, at 21, rocket-boosted their family from privation to privileged, returned the Nets’ franchise to the... April 24, 2012
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