“When the Knicks won the championship in 1970, our fans rallied behind us and became our sixth man because they saw a group of five distinct personalities come together and play as one seamless unit. Winning takes a game plan… — Walt Frazier Copy Share Image
“The game within the game is the game that only the players see. They experience it in relation to one another on the floor… — Walt Frazier Copy Share Image
I took the game seriously. It was my profession. My teammates also took losing hard. We would all sit in the locker room after… — Walt Frazier Copy Share Image
The fans have always supported me; bought my books, attended my camps and wore my sneakers. I will always have a special relationship with… — Walt Frazier Copy Share Image
“How did I bridge the gap from depression to elation? Well, I worked hard at improving all aspects of my game. I got stronger… — Walt Frazier Copy Share Image
“When you're up against adversity, when your shots aren't falling, when guys are hanging on you, pushing you, fouling you, and you're not getting… — Walt Frazier Copy Share Image
“Stoudemire is like Alonzo Mourning and my old teammates Willis Reed and Dave DeBusschere. He's aggressive and make things happen. He's always hustling and… — Walt Frazier Copy Share Image
“Winning squads emphasize fundamentals-pick and rolls,teamwork,and defense. They play with passion and they play hard. They move the ball, and when their players don't… — Walt Frazier Copy Share Image
The attitude of wanting to win-doing everything in your power except cheating to win. — Walt Frazier Copy Share Image
When a player keeps a calm demeanor on the court, it's easier for his ability to shine. The best response to an opposing player's… — Walt Frazier Copy Share Image
The star player must slay his ego and learn teamwork and communication skills before he can achieve the ultimate in sport — Walt Frazier Copy Share Image
The regular season is where you make your name, but the postseason is where you make your fame — Walt Frazier Copy Share Image
“There are different eras and generations, but basketball is still the same. Old school or new school, the fundamentals of the game- passing, dribbling,and… — Walt Frazier Copy Share Image
