Knicks coach Mike Woodson says he hasn't lost locker room

The New York Knicks are struggling this season, allowing almost 100 points per game. (Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)

The New York Knicks have lost six games in a row, are near the bottom of the Eastern Conference and players are saying they have been frustrated with the way the season has gone thus far.

Still, head coach Mike Woodson says everything is good with the team even though the team has lost 10 of their first 13 games this season.

"I don't think I have lost the locker room," Woodson said on ESPN Radio. "I don't think I have lost players from an individual standpoint. What I have lost is a Tyson Chandler and a Raymond Felton, that is what I have lost from my starting team."

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The team is missing center Tyson Chandler, who is out with a fractured right fibula and point guard Raymond Felton, who has missed the past four contests with back and hip ailments.

"When you're losing, it's not fun," leading scorer Carmelo Anthony said Monday. "Are we having fun on the basketball court? No. The game is not fun right now. When you start pressing, pressing, pressing, it makes everything that much worse. So no, we're not having fun playing basketball."