I expect the New York Knicks to get blown out on many different occasions this season.

The Knicks certainly don’t have any hope against the "New Twin Towers" in Boston, with Rasheed Wallace and Kevin Garnett manning the paint (and the perimeter) with their guard-like shooting in the bodies of 7-footers.

Also, the Knicks are probably going to get pummeled by Kobe Bryant and the Lakers on both occasions. I can already see Ron Artest doing us up in Madison Square Garden in front of his hometown.

And of course, there’s the Cleveland Cavaliers game next weekend. It will be LeBron James’ only visit to New York City this season, which can only mean that he’ll feel the supplementary pressure to score an "official" 50-point triple double on the Knicks. And for added measure, Shaquille O’Neal will probably score 30 and knock both David Lee and Al Harrington out for the season, leaving us with Eddy Curry for the rest of the year.

But to get blown out by Miami?

The Heat?

Seriously?

How on Earth did that happen last night?

Expounding...