Knixkik wrote:We absolutely did steal him. As i said when we first got him this summer, had we not traded him, we probably would have resigned him for 10 mil per year. We got him for less than half his true value in this league.

Interesting take but Knicks had Felton as a stop gap and were going to go after CP3. Then Walsh left and Grunwald traded for Tyson. But it worked out great for the Knicks at $4mil per

IrishKnickFan wrote:i never wanted to trade felton back in 2011. That was the main reason i was upset by the trade. The Nuggest actually wanted fields if i remember

No, the rumor was that the Nuggets wanted one of Fields or Gallo and let us pick. I don't believe it because I can't imagine why anyone would have picked Fields over Gallo in that scenario.

ChuckBuck wrote:Lin sharts his pants anytime Coles and Chalmers come near him.

Wasn't that 1 game?

gunsnewing wrote:Weren't you the one complaining about others bringing up Lin at every turn a while back?

Only about the decision to not resign him. Talking about the contract and Dolan this and not matching that and blah blah was repetitive. So far it's 100% justified not resigning him, as he's proving everyone from New York to Houston that he's a mediocre to average point guard. Now we talking about the games, so it's fair.

When it's about performances out on the court, it's fair game and warranted. Lin vs Heat phucking sucked donkey balls. Such a big difference with Felton at the helm.

I think these 2 will be joined at the hip this entire season so talk about the games they've played is warranted. Ex Knick vs current Knick. Glad Felton is making all Knicks fans forget what a fluke Lin was.