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08:07 AM ET 10.04 | Rasheed Wallace is back in the NBA, and it's up to the Knicks to find out how much mileage he has left. Athough Wallace was expected to get the veteran's minimum of $1.7 million, Woodson made it seem as if this will be a tryout. "Only time will tell," Woodson said after practice in Greenburgh. "There's nothing guaranteed or definite. But it will be worth it to look to see, from a coaching standpoint, if he can still play and help us." That question might have taken on even bigger implications for Woodson, once it was brought to his attention by media members that Wallace has been out for the last two seasons and not just this past season. ... [Woodson] still believes that Wallace's experience and defensive talents can help the Knicks.

Rasheed Wallace, Getty Images

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October 4, 2012 08:10 AM ET

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He has more mileage than a '95 Toyota.....

Mickey Bad Arse

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October 4, 2012 08:42 AM ET

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It's not like Sheed, Thomas, Camby, and Kidd, if healthy, can't help the Knicks out and whatta we talkin about 9 mil a year collectively. Its not like the Knicks have all this cap room to go sign better players. I for one don't want a buncha inexperienced 1st or 2nd year players on the team. Thats not gonna help the team come playoffs time. At least these guys will if healthy. Ya know, theres so much hate out there for the Knicks in general, so leave it to us, the loyal Knicks faithful to express optimism, however, certainly not "lostwill"......the season is already a wash and we have no shot at doin anything according to him!

All about the Apple

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October 4, 2012 09:01 AM ET

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By signing Wallace, it kinda gives NY a slight odour of desperation.
My goodness, what has NY done to themselves.

Begin with such promise and cap space...sign Amare (bum knees, eyes, etc...) to a ridiculous contract, team him up with the modern day Allen Iverson; Carmello Anthony to completely destroy any team building chemistry, and now have this notion that the final poiece of the puzzle is to aquire washed-up players like Wallace to give them a vetran or two for stability.

The Titanic had a better future AFTER hitting the big iceberg.

...I genuinely feel bad for NY Knick fans.

Crooked Stiches

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October 4, 2012 09:01 AM ET

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Originally posted 08:55 AM ET 10.04 by Docmadinejad

I'm sick to death of Jim Dolan. He sucks, and so does his mother for raising him to suck so badly.

Doc, his mother......come now, thats very mean spirited. I know, I know, "Jimmy Boy" can get you that way.....oh wait, Zeke the freak, yeah Jimmy's boy will be back in town soon under his wings and ya know he's bringin them hoooeeess and bittcchheess wit him. Now that my friend will really get cha started.