So I think it's going to make a big difference for us on the good side of things. Certainly Camby's presence in Game 1, when he had 18 rebounds, was profound. Likewise, so too was his absence in Game 2. Oh, he played, but the extent of his emotional disturbance in the wake of the incident last week was clear enough, both on his face and in the boxscore. No question that with Camby gone, the Knicks will be undermanned up front.
Nobody lays down.
Then Childs stopped himself. I shouldn't say that. Far from turning things certain, Camby's absence today injects a very large wild card into what eventually unfolds.