franco12 wrote:

BRIGGS wrote:To bad he didnt know who the h he was or mention his name before a week ago!!!!! But now you love him Jesus Mike Crispino keeps on hawking why Nelson sat down Randolph for the last 50 games---dude doesnt even realize he busted up his ankle and was on IR??? These guys are fake!!!! By the way Tommy Dee--the Knicks will be starting Randolph--why because Randolph is light years better than Turriaf.

http://www.theknicksblog.com/2010/07/15/did-i-mention-i-love-this-kid/

You forget who our coach is. Unless Randolph grasps the subtle genius of the SSOL offense, he will be starting the year off on the bench.

MDA says he plays his best players.

What he should say is he plays the players who best grasp how smart MDA & his system are

I think Turiaf starts and is much like Jefferies - a stabilizing presence on both ends of the floor.

Just hope Randolph gets some decent minutes.

Vmart wrote:Turiaf can only give you 10-15 minutes a night. Don Nelson spoke the truth on him. The man had a heart condition and can give you 10-15 high energy minutes that is about it.

BRIGGS wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

franco12 wrote:

BRIGGS wrote:To bad he didnt know who the h he was or mention his name before a week ago!!!!! But now you love him Jesus Mike Crispino keeps on hawking why Nelson sat down Randolph for the last 50 games---dude doesnt even realize he busted up his ankle and was on IR??? These guys are fake!!!! By the way Tommy Dee--the Knicks will be starting Randolph--why because Randolph is light years better than Turriaf.

http://www.theknicksblog.com/2010/07/15/did-i-mention-i-love-this-kid/

You forget who our coach is. Unless Randolph grasps the subtle genius of the SSOL offense, he will be starting the year off on the bench.

MDA says he plays his best players.

What he should say is he plays the players who best grasp how smart MDA & his system are

I think Turiaf starts and is much like Jefferies - a stabilizing presence on both ends of the floor.

Just hope Randolph gets some decent minutes.

I agree. I don't see anyway Turiaf doesn't start over Randolph with the Knicks current coach. Just judging by past practice.

In Pheonix when successful they started Shawn Marion and Amare. A Randolph is much more Shawn Marion than Ronnie Turriaf--he is a speed player and they want to speed the game up. the only way I dont see Randolph starting is that MDA never wanted him and will hold a grudge against him.

You're thinking about the wrong kind of speed. Its between the ears which matters most.

Turiaf just has more experience.

Pharzeone wrote:I know I will get heat for this but you can't take Dee serious. The guy was taking shots at the kid two years ago when some people were saying how the Knicks should have taken him over Gallo. Now since Walsh likes him, Tommy likes him. To be fair, he isn't the only one like that. It's funny and amazing every time I read a post about his potential like it is some new found topic. smh.

If you kiss arse and play the positive side 100% of the time--its more likely that someone inside will trust you to put out info. That's how much media works anyway. You think hahn will be writing destructive pieces about the Knicks?

BRIGGS wrote:

CrushAlot wrote:

franco12 wrote:

BRIGGS wrote:To bad he didnt know who the h he was or mention his name before a week ago!!!!! But now you love him Jesus Mike Crispino keeps on hawking why Nelson sat down Randolph for the last 50 games---dude doesnt even realize he busted up his ankle and was on IR??? These guys are fake!!!! By the way Tommy Dee--the Knicks will be starting Randolph--why because Randolph is light years better than Turriaf.

http://www.theknicksblog.com/2010/07/15/did-i-mention-i-love-this-kid/

You forget who our coach is. Unless Randolph grasps the subtle genius of the SSOL offense, he will be starting the year off on the bench.

MDA says he plays his best players.

What he should say is he plays the players who best grasp how smart MDA & his system are

I think Turiaf starts and is much like Jefferies - a stabilizing presence on both ends of the floor.

Just hope Randolph gets some decent minutes.

I agree. I don't see anyway Turiaf doesn't start over Randolph with the Knicks current coach. Just judging by past practice.

In Pheonix when successful they started Shawn Marion and Amare. A Randolph is much more Shawn Marion than Ronnie Turriaf--he is a speed player and they want to speed the game up. the only way I dont see Randolph starting is that MDA never wanted him and will hold a grudge against him.

Isn't it wonderful! We're arguing about who'll start; Randolph or Turiaf. Quite a change over Jeffries or Bender! LMAO!

Andrew wrote:

BRIGGS wrote:

Pharzeone wrote:I know I will get heat for this but you can't take Dee serious. The guy was taking shots at the kid two years ago when some people were saying how the Knicks should have taken him over Gallo. Now since Walsh likes him, Tommy likes him. To be fair, he isn't the only one like that. It's funny and amazing every time I read a post about his potential like it is some new found topic. smh.

If you kiss arse and play the positive side 100% of the time--its more likely that someone inside will trust you to put out info. That's how much media works anyway. You think hahn will be writing destructive pieces about the Knicks?

First he never mentioned him, and now all he did was take shots at him? Which one is it fellas? A little search on the blog site would have revealed neither is true. All I have read is that Tommy Dee liked AR, but not enough to give up Gallo for him. Seems like both of you recollections are off.

Andrew--if you can find me an article from the past that professes Tommy Dee's love for A Randolph--I would like to see it. I never hear him say a positive word or even mention Randolph until yesterday. He was to focused with the jibber about how it would be incredulous for Lebron James to consider anyone but the Knicks and that we were a sure fire destination for the guy when the reality is we never had a 1/1000 chance.

BRIGGS wrote:

Andrew wrote:

BRIGGS wrote:

Pharzeone wrote:I know I will get heat for this but you can't take Dee serious. The guy was taking shots at the kid two years ago when some people were saying how the Knicks should have taken him over Gallo. Now since Walsh likes him, Tommy likes him. To be fair, he isn't the only one like that. It's funny and amazing every time I read a post about his potential like it is some new found topic. smh.

If you kiss arse and play the positive side 100% of the time--its more likely that someone inside will trust you to put out info. That's how much media works anyway. You think hahn will be writing destructive pieces about the Knicks?

First he never mentioned him, and now all he did was take shots at him? Which one is it fellas? A little search on the blog site would have revealed neither is true. All I have read is that Tommy Dee liked AR, but not enough to give up Gallo for him. Seems like both of you recollections are off.

Andrew--if you can find me an article from the past that professes Tommy Dee's love for A Randolph--I would like to see it. I never hear him say a positive word or even mention Randolph until yesterday. He was to focused with the jibber about how it would be incredulous for Lebron James to consider anyone but the Knicks and that we were a sure fire destination for the guy when the reality is we never had a 1/1000 chance.

http://www.theknicksblog.com/2008/12/21/anthony-randolph/

I think Lee is too much to give up at this point, but Randolph is a ridiculous athlete with upside. He’s not a post player and is very skinny but he’d be able to protect the hoop.