NBA Power Rankings 2012: SBNation New York Top 5, Mike
Woodson Edition  Since our last edition of the SBNation New York
NBA Power Rankings, there was a seismic event in New York area
basketball. Out went Mike D'Antoni as head coach of the Knicks,
and in came Mike Woodson in the interim. The Knicks have
responded by going 3-0 under Woodson.  As for the Nets, they
acquired Gerald Wallace from the Portland TrailBlazers, but
unfortunately it looks as though he might be their marquee guy
in the move to Brooklyn next year. With Dwight Howard re-upping
in Orlando for another year, Deron Williams is expected to test
the free agency waters this summer. For a week at least, it
seems as if the two teams are going in opposite directions.
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SBNation New York Top 5  1. Mike Woodson  With the resignation
of Mike D'Antoni last Wednesday, in stepped Woodson as the
interim coach. The immediate results? A renewed energy, a
stiffer defense, and a 3-0 record. Sure, in just t