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Geoffrey Campbell

Astoria, Long Island
As seen in: beehiiv, Elite Sports NY, Daily Knicks, nuclear-news.net, Red Devil Armada, Manual Magazine, Bay of Plenty Business News, Knicks Fan TV
School Psychologist/scribing on all things #Knicks. Contributor for @knicksfantv and @knicksxfactor geoffrey.campbell21@gmail.com 🇮🇪🇵🇷

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Richie Randall Discusses The Charlotte Hornets Future | Hoops AA 30

Richie Randall Discusses The Charlotte Hornets Future | Hoops AA 30

The Charlotte Hornets have long been a laughingstock franchise in the NBA. Michael Jordan's ownership has not…

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Hoops Habit's Collin Loring Talks Miami Heat Culture

The Miami Heat are currently 41-24 and occupy the fourth seed in the Eastern Conference. With seemingly less …

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Which NBA Teams Have The Most To Lose In The Bubble? | Hoops Addicts Anonymous 27

Which NBA Teams Have The Most To Lose In The Bubble? | Hoops Addicts Anonymous 27

Every NBA offseason, there is turnover. Whether it's within the roster, front office, or coaching staff, chan…

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Fine-Tuning a Well-Oiled Machine: Knicks Pulse Check Part VII

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By Geoffrey Campbell
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The New York Knicks are 22-7 in their last 29 games and have had a stellar record since an embarrassing loss to the Dallas Mavericks at home back in January. By any metric, the Knicks are a great team. They’ve won six in a row, rank fifth in the league in point differential, and fifth in opposing points per game. And yet, there’s still this feeling that the Knicks have another gear they need to hit.
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Seeing the Forest and Not the Trees: Knicks Pulse Check VI

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By Geoffrey Campbell
| beehiiv
Thumbnail via @NBA_NewYork on X Just like any fan, I’m guilty of the occasional doomsday, “sky is falling” proclamations that sweep Knicks Twitter after a tough loss. And after losses to both the Detroit Pistons and Cleveland Cavaliers, for whatever reason, thoughts of the Knicks finding another gear, overcoming defensive shortcomings, or just playing with maximum effort against top teams for 48 minutes started to fade.
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The Knicks Starters And Their Coach Need A Reality Check

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By Geoffrey Campbell
| beehiiv
The New York Knicks have now lost three straight games to the Detroit Pistons. None of them were close. Ordinarily, I refrain from crashing out or overreacting to one loss, but this one feels different. Mike Brown and the Knicks had ample time and rest to prepare for what should’ve been a game circled on the calendar. Of course, the Pistons — having lost a playoff series to the Knicks in six games last season — had more to gain and more motivation to win.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Covering the Knicks at EliteSportsNY

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

How is social media changing news?

Focuses more on headlines