Tracy Morgan, the Newest Knick GREENBURGH, N.Y. - From coaching changes to injured star players to the incomparable rise of an unheralded phenomenon, attention and pressure have never strayed from the Knicks this season, a reality solidified by a schedule that allows little time away from the limelight. On Saturday afternoon, that pressure was lifted for a few minutes when the comedian Tracy Morgan attended practice. Morgan, the co-star of NBC's "30 Rock," was filming a segment for "Access Hollywood." He briefly played Carmelo Anthony one on one and talked faux strategy with Coach Mike Woodson. And then Morgan did something he later said he always wanted to do: engage the sports media. Morgan prefaced the group interview with a warning, comparing his moodiness to that of the former Knick Charles Oakley. Out of breath and surrounded by giggling reporters, Morgan began the interview as if he was the new point guard of the Knicks, spoofing Jeremy Lin's rapid ascent. "We're working hard out there," Morgan said. We're just ready for the push. You know, Traysanity is coming to New York. I'm running the point. We're feeling good out there. We're moving the ball around and spreading the court. Morgan said he signed with the Knicks for $2. Playfully jabbing at LeBron James, Morgan also said that he decided to "take my talents to New York." "I played with the Hackensack Kangaroos for twenty seasons," he said. And I made the announcement on ESPN. Y'all didn't see it? It came on at six o'clock in the morning right after the commemorative coin commercial, "Time Life Presents."" Morgan also said that he weighed 220 pounds, but noted that he was dieting on Nutrisystem. "I should be ready for the game in two days," he said. He also guaranteed that the Knicks would win the championship. Mike Woodson said Jared Jeffries (right knee inflammation) may return to the lineup tomorrow afternoon against the Chicago Bulls. Bill Walker, who hasn't played since Feb. 17, will be in the lineup. Walker underwent surgery on his elbow on March 5. ... Tyson Chandler said his left wrist was not fractured and he would not need surgery. Chandler refrained from explaining the injury further because he said he couldn't do so at a doctor's level. ... Derrick Rose's availability for the Bulls is expected to be a game-time decision. Rose's last game was against the Knicks on March 12 in Chicago, which was also Mike D'Antoni's last game coaching the Knicks. The Bulls have gone 8-4 without Rose, last season's most valuable player. The San Antonio Spurs, winners of 10 in a row, are two and a half games behind the Bulls for the best record in the N.B.A.