Throwing out Amar’e Stoudemire’s three game 2005-06 season, he’s averaging less points (17.8) than he has since his rookie season, way back in 2002-2003. He’s four points per game below his career average and 7.5 points below last year’s average in his first year with the Knicks.

Not only is his scoring down, but his field goal percentage is off-the-charts down. We’re talking more than 10 percent below is lifetime 53.4 percent shooting. The shooting woes run deep in New York.

Only two players (Tyson Chandler and Landry Fields) getting significant run are above 47 percent. Fields is at 47.1 percent so even that isn’t entirely impressive.