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misterearl
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4/28/2014  8:39 AM
Patience is a strange word.

Does it have an expiration date?

How do you measure the peak performance potential of any athlete?

Does Ernie Grunfeld have a master plan?

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4/28/2014  8:49 AM    LAST EDITED: 4/28/2014  8:53 AM
This is why I have battered Knick syndrome. Another ex-former knick favorite. Thanks for nothing
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4/28/2014  8:59 AM
Watch a game with his playoff high and then lament.

PLayoffs littered with Ex-Knicks.

misterearl
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4/28/2014  9:02 AM
once a knick. always a knick

Nalod - the ex Knicks littering the playoff rosters cause a moment to step back and consider the word continuity.

Why was Ernie Grunfeld fired again?

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gunsnewing
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4/28/2014  9:06 AM
Because Scott Layden was the messiah duhhhh
misterearl
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4/28/2014  9:18 AM    LAST EDITED: 4/28/2014  9:22 AM
Continuity

gunsnewing wrote:Because Scott Layden was the messiah duhhhh

Scott Layden is not the correct answer.

Use a wider lens.

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4/28/2014  9:25 AM
misterearl wrote:Continuity

gunsnewing wrote:Because Scott Layden was the messiah duhhhh

Scott Layden is not the correct answer.

Use a wider lens.

My bad mr earl forgot you struggle with sarcasm

misterearl
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4/28/2014  10:09 AM
gunsnewing wrote:
My bad mr earl forgot you struggle with sarcasm

gunsnewing - the only thing The Answer Man struggles with is clumsy composition.

Ernie Grunfeld was ours. Why isn't he still ours?

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4/28/2014  10:27 AM    LAST EDITED: 4/28/2014  10:30 AM
I'm asking the same question

The Knicks have been inept since Dolan took over but I think JVG forced Grunfeld out. JVG was against the Oakley for Camby trade. JVG was going to be fired but then 99 happened and Grunfeld was let go instead. I think he's a good GM. Much better than all the GM's we've had since

Regardless him and Dolan would've clashed at some point so it's kind of a mute point

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4/28/2014  11:18 AM
When you have guys like Wall and Beal--you can bring in guys like Ariza around them. Ariza is not a core foundation piece--was not. He is a player you piece into a spot like what they have in washington.
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4/28/2014  11:21 AM    LAST EDITED: 4/28/2014  11:23 AM
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BRIGGS - are you suggesting that the New York Knicks, under (mythical) General Manager Ernie Grunfeld, would have been unable or powerless to draft, recruit or sign two guards, over the course of eight years, to run with a player like Trevor Ariza?

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4/28/2014  11:27 AM
What's the statute of limitations on ex-Knicks? Could one be established? If not, I just can't wait for the I Miss Eddy Curry thread...

Why did we let Kenny Walker go to Washington?

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4/28/2014  11:36 AM
Exactly we've been to quick to give up young cheap talent in favor of STARPHUCHS "win now" moves that completely have backfired for 15yrs
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4/28/2014  11:51 AM
BRIGGS wrote:When you have guys like Wall and Beal--you can bring in guys like Ariza around them. Ariza is not a core foundation piece--was not. He is a player you piece into a spot like what they have in washington.

Agreed. Let's keep it real. Ariza has been a disappointment since he signed his deal with Houston. Yeah, he's having a nice rebound year. But do you think it's coincidence that he's having it during a contract year?

Always... always remember: Less is less. More is more. More is better and twice as much is good too. Not enough is bad, and too much is never enough except when it's just about right. - The Tick
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4/28/2014  11:53 AM
According to The Answer Man, The Wizards Cheerleaders Are Kinda Hot

Q. jrodmc - Why did we let Kenny Walker go to Washington?

A. He was hungry for a half smoke at Ben's Chili Bowl.

Q. jrodmc - What's the statute of limitations on ex-Knicks?

A. There is none. I still miss Lonnie Shelton.

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4/28/2014  12:00 PM
Too many ex-Knicks in the playoffs doing well.
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4/28/2014  1:35 PM
NYKBocker wrote:Too many ex-Knicks in the playoffs doing well.

On this board, one is too many.

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4/28/2014  1:51 PM
misterearl wrote:According to The Answer Man, The Wizards Cheerleaders Are Kinda Hot

Is that like Kinda Pregnant?
Hotness, as in several other categories, should have no middle ground.

misterearl wrote:Q. jrodmc - What's the statute of limitations on ex-Knicks?

A. There is none. I still miss Lonnie Shelton.

Dave Riordan?

Walt Bellamy?

There has to be a line somewhere. Nothing is infinite on this side of physical reality.
If something was, it never would have gotten here yet.

Do the Lakers still miss Dick Barnett?

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4/28/2014  2:28 PM
He was the Shumpert of his day! He was very popular with Knick fans from preseason. Thought Larry Brown would love him, but he didn't (or maybe he was using some sort of tough love approach that didn't work, like woody with Shump). Heartbreaking when we traded him for... Was it Steve Francis? Yuck!
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4/28/2014  2:31 PM
Ariza played well when he won a chip with the lakers... knicks love to starphuch.... and they have no problem giving away young players and picks to do so..
Anyone who sits around and waits for the lottery to better themselves, either in real life or in sports, Is a Loser............... TKF
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