Updated NBA power rankings of suffering: 2017-18 edition

Updated NBA power rankings of suffering

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1. New York Knicks

Just as easy as it was to select who the No. 30 team would be on these power rankings, it was really easy to pick the No. 1 team.

The Knicks were so bad this season, the most entertaining thing that happened all season was when Charles Oakley got escorted out of the Garden. It’s a roster that will lose Carmelo Anthony and maybe Kristaps Porzingis? They don’t have a plan and owner James Dolan doesn’t seem to be pointing the Knicks in the right direction.

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Outside of a lone playoffs’ trip with an aging roster, the Knicks haven’t done much in the 2000s. Dolan and the entire front office owes their fans a good product, but I don’t see that happening any time soon.

Just be thankful Knicks’ fans live in one of the best cities in the world, because it’s not about to get any better any time soon.

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