From the ASSOCIATED PRESS, "even though Knicks coach Mike D'Antoni isn't ready to determine his rotation, he liked what he saw from Nate Robinson during New York's first week of practice. 'I'm really surprised with him and how good he is,' D'Antoni said of the 5-foot-9 guard after the team broke training camp at Skidmore College on Saturday. 'He can play a lot of systems, but I do think that the way we want to play an open court, that will benefit him as much or more than anybody. 'He's just -- he is athletic as can be. He's scary athletic, and fast.'" read more

In the ORLANDO SENTINEL, Brian Schmitz writes "everyone has acknowledged the obvious. Jameer Nelson is on the spot. His teammates feel it. "There's most definitely a lot on Jameer," forward Rashard Lewis said."We had guys like Carlos [Arroyo] and Keyon [Dooling] playing behind Jameer for a reason . . . to kind of hold him up," General Manager Otis Smith said. "I don't think we're at that point anymore. We're at the point where he should be comfortable as your starter." read more