NBA Quiz: New York Knicks Trivia!

Marilyn Monroe is the correct answer because she is a famous actress who died on August 5, 1962, which is the same day that Patrick Ewing, a former professional basketball player, was born.

In 2003, Patrick Ewing was tested for kidney compatibility with Alonzo Mourning.

In 2006, Walt Frazier published a book titled "The Game Within The Game".

Earl Monroe, an NBA Hall of Famer, was forced to retire due to a nagging knee injury. This injury likely caused him persistent pain and limited his ability to perform at his best on the basketball court. Knee injuries are common in sports and can have long-lasting effects, especially for professional athletes who rely heavily on their physical abilities.

The book "Open Man" discusses Dave DeBusschere's years with the New York Knicks.

Dave DeBusschere averaged 16.1 points per game in his NBA career.

In his 2006 book, Walt Frazier states that the goal of most NBA players today is to "Cash In On 3 Guaranteed Contracts." This implies that players prioritize securing three guaranteed contracts throughout their career, which ensures financial stability and long-term earnings. This goal reflects the importance placed on financial security and maximizing earnings in the NBA.

The correct answer is Walt Frazier III because the question is asking for Walt Frazier's oldest son's name, and the Roman numeral III indicates that he is the third person with the name Walt Frazier in the family.

Dave DeBusschere, an NBA Hall of Famer, coached the Detroit Pistons.

Walt Frazier said he likes to tend to his botanical gardens after retiring.

Earl Monroe was traded to the New York Knicks for Mike Riordan.

In his 2006 book, Walt Frazier explains that the NBA finals were played on tape delay due to the reason of not having enough corporate sponsors. This suggests that without sufficient financial support from sponsors, the broadcasting of the finals live was not feasible. The lack of corporate sponsors may have resulted in limited resources and funding, making it necessary to record the games and broadcast them at a later time.

After retiring from the NBA, Walt Frazier chose to become an agent. This means that he transitioned from being a player to representing and negotiating contracts for other athletes. Becoming an agent allows Frazier to utilize his knowledge and experience in the sports industry to help guide and advocate for other players in their professional careers.

In 2005, Eddy Curry was traded to the New York Knicks.

Jamal Crawford was traded to the Knicks in 2004.