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The Knicks have been entertaining on most nights, competitive on many of them, at times surprisingly good and at times shockingly inept.

Eddy Curry, the Knicks’ incumbent center who sat out the entirety of the team’s preseason loss to the Celtics, said he is “not happy.”

It is probably too soon to judge Eddy Curry’s readiness for the season, or his ability to play in Coach Mike D’Antoni’s frantic offense. But it may also be too late for him.

Eddy Curry and the Knicks are not ready for prime time, but Mike D’Antoni hopes they will play respectably enough when they open the preseason in Toronto.

Months after the Knicks fired Isiah Thomas in an attempt to clean up its mess, its three high-profile, problematic players remain on the roster.

Having been on the wrong end of the Suns’ warp-speed attack, the Knicks have been granted the chance to adopt it — if their lungs and legs can handle the burden.

Eddy Curry will have arthroscopic knee surgery next week to remove a small piece of torn cartilage from his right knee, the Knicks announced Friday.

While Eddy Curry rested his swollen knee in New York, his teammates got pounded Monday night, 108-79, by the Dallas Mavericks.

Eddy Curry will try to play again this season, despite a cartilage tear in his right knee that will probably require surgery at some point.