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search.   So, When Does the Knicks Honeymoon End?   Jeremy Lin
#17 of the New York Knicks talks with Tyson Chandler #6 during
play against the Dallas Mavericks at American Airlines Center
Sometimes we can't tell if the Knicks are happy or sad.  The
general consensus — the only real explanation, all told — is
that the Knicks are in a blissful post-D'Antoni, pro-Woodson
honeymoon phase right now. Since the "resignation" of coach Mike
D'Antoni and the installation of Mike Woodson as his
replacement, the Knicks have won three in a row, all three in
convincing, relaxing fashion. Now, maybe you believe that Mike
D'Antoni is the worst coach in the world and Mike Woodson is the
best; if so, this all makes so much sense to you.
Congratulations on being a genius. If not, though, we appear to
be firmly ensconced in a good old-fashioned New  Coach Bounce.
It's an era of good feeling once a change is made. It's a
honeymoon. And eventually it'll end. But when