D'Antoni Takes Final 'Shot' at Nate

Nate seemed to be all smiles last night, as D'Antoni probably was when the Knicks traded him away at the deadline.

While Nate has only positive things to say,

"I landed in Boston, this is definitely a plus,'' Robinson said. "I'm happy. There's a big smile on my face.'' "A guy like myself sitting for a whole month, I believe Doc and the Celtics were saying, well if he's sitting, we could use him,'' Robinson said. "So they made the trade happen. I thank God he put me through that whole month of sitting and watching the game. It made me stronger and really believe you can't take the game for granted.'' It's tough losing every night, go in there and get the same questions asked every night on what's wrong,'' Robinson said. "Here, they are accustomed to winning. You have to be strong enough to change your mindset, knowing we are here to win every single night.'' "It's tough losing every night, go in there and get the same questions asked every night on what's wrong,'' Robinson said. "Here, they are accustomed to winning. You have to be strong enough to change your mindset, knowing we are here to win every single night.''

After an 8th straight loss, D'Antoni wasn't as optimistic as Nate was,

When asked if he worried Robinson would unleash his fury on the Knicks, D'Antoni cracked, "I really thought more about [Kevin] Garnett, Ray Allen, Paul Pierce, [Rajon] Rondo, [Kendrick] Perkins. Then Nate. But he'll be supercharged."

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