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Anthony Mason believes that the "sky's the limit" for Knicks center Eddy Curry if he can get back onto the court and remain healthy.
New York has enlisted Mason, a former Knicks forward, to work with Curry as the former tries to get back into the NBA as a coach/special assistant.
"If you get Eddy back on the court, the sky's the limit," Mason said Thursday.
"I think if he continues to work hard, then he has the talent. With the additions that they have on the team now, you imagine getting him back on the court how he was some years ago. Along with Stoudemire and Raymond Felton and the new additions, it could be awesome."
Curry, who has a long line of injuries, hurt his hamstring on the second day of training camp.
http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/knicks/mason_sky_the_limit_for_curry_8hngTwvdg3LSyL53IZuAhI
New York has enlisted Mason, a former Knicks forward, to work with Curry as the former tries to get back into the NBA as a coach/special assistant.
"If you get Eddy back on the court, the sky's the limit," Mason said Thursday.
"I think if he continues to work hard, then he has the talent. With the additions that they have on the team now, you imagine getting him back on the court how he was some years ago. Along with Stoudemire and Raymond Felton and the new additions, it could be awesome."
Curry, who has a long line of injuries, hurt his hamstring on the second day of training camp.
http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/knicks/mason_sky_the_limit_for_curry_8hngTwvdg3LSyL53IZuAhI
