New York Knicks JR Smith Has A Drug Addiction

We saw a crumble in the performance of New York Knicks "6th man" JR Smith during the 2013 NBA postseason. According to sources, who spoke with The Juicy Online, we may now understand why his performance tanked during the playoffs, as it's being said that Smith developed a drug habit.

Although an report, in early May, showed Smith partying hard in a New York nightclub with singer/girlfriend Rihanna during the playoffs, two sources are coming forward claiming that Smith is also using coke, claiming that Smith is hooked to the stuff.

"My source is the connect for his coke dealer uptown and JR is cooping $1,200 worth of blow every two, three days when in town. Personal use... Dude was sick from it," the source claims.

The NBA, during the regular season, gives four drug test to its players. Most NBA players are giving the heads up when a drug test is coming their way. If JR is indeed hooked on coke, then the reality is that the coke would be present in his system for 72 hours [3 days] before fading away.

Four Men Attack Gay Couple By Rowdy N.Y. Knicks Fans [PICS]

The New York City Police Department is hunting down four men who are suspected of attacking a gay couple after Sunday night's New York Knicks-Indiana Pacers Game 1 match-up in New York.

According to a report, Nick Porto, 27, says that he was walking arm-in-arm with his partner, 22-year-old Kevin Atkins, on Eighth Avenue when four men attacked them.

The couple say that they were repeatedly punched and kicked. After the attack, the victims were rushed to Bellevue Hospital, where Porto was treated for a broken nose.

Although police haven't classified the attack as a hate crime, Porto said that he had no doubt. "I've never had a feeling like this before in the city," Porto explained. "I didn't know that it's not over, that this sort of stuff still happens."

"They called us f****s," Porto said. "They made fun of my jeans -- I made the jeans myself, for that day."

The NYPD released two surveillance photos [on the right] of one the four suspects early Tuesday morning. Investigators described him as a 6-foot-tall Hispanic man with brown hair and a tattoo on his left arm. He is seen wearing a No. 7 N.Y. Knicks jersey, a white T-shirt, blue hat and blue jeans.

Anyone with information about the suspect(s) or the attack can call NYPD Crime Stoppers at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477).