knicks1248 wrote:

Panos wrote:...if Lebron's Lakers didn't make it out of the Play-in?!

or if he hits a 35 footer prayer to win the game

There was :58 seconds left.

CP3 did hit a prayer or two against us recently to break our streak. Thats what great ones do, the misses are more frequent and less notable. Kobe was celebrated as a clutch killer. He hit .33% of what is considered game ending shots. That is a 66.7% failure rate. Statistically I believe he was the top clutch dog.
So basically two of every three opportunities he missed. But when they do its fabulous!

The great ones answer prayers. You can hate Lebron all you want. One can ever say “yeah, but he is no Jordan”........That might be fair, but your still saying something when you say the SECOND best player of all time. Lebron rose to the moment. Its no fluke. Elfrid Payton does that its a fluke. On a play in game and Lebron does its part of his fiber. Curry does that shot its part of his routine. Maybe IQ same thing. Thats his range. Lebron might not hit a great % of three over a season but he has done this before in big games. He should not be shooting that far out in a high volume give his size and abilities. But he’s been there before. No fluke.

HofstraBBall wrote:Lakers are still the favorites in my book. Can't sleep on LBJ.

I literally slept on Lebron last night. Those west coast night games are killer

martin wrote:

BigDaddyG wrote:

HofstraBBall wrote:Lakers are still the favorites in my book. Can't sleep on LBJ.

I literally slept on Lebron last night. Those west coast night games are killer

ok that was good

It actually gave me the heaves. So to speak.

LeQ, the generational talent that has now been around for what seems like two generations. If you can ignore the flopping, the quitting, the Decision, the starphucque GM-ing, no one can deny he's up on Mount Rushmore. IMHO, just waaaaaaaaaaay off center to MJ and Russ. You're record says who you are.

And his hair makes me laugh. And this coming from a bald as **** douchebag.

KnickDanger wrote:Labronna is at the very least in the GOAT conversation. He is undeniable and I surely salute his stature, ability, and accomplishments - as if he needs that from me. And although I don’t dislike him as I do say, Douchezingis, his divaness, his need for validation and attention, his whining….etc. surely keep me from ever pulling for him. All that - but mostly because of “The Decision.”

I thought we were all gonna congregate around LeLabia or LeFloppy

Panos wrote:...if Lebron's Lakers didn't make it out of the Play-in?!

It will add to the massive BRI hit. The owners have been waiting a long time to shove widespread use of non guaranteed contracts and a hard cap on the NBPA. The end result could turn into a two season length lockout.

The league HQ is not concerned about LBJ right now, they are concerned about the Nets. Joe Tsai paid big money to buy the Nets. He has deep links to the CCP and they want a return on their investment in NBA China.

In terms of karma? I wouldn't argue that point. You can't have your signature Nike shoes stitched together by a Uighur child at gunpoint in a concentration camp, only waiting until they are old enough to have their organs harvested, then forcibly sterilized and sold into sexual slavery, and then spend all your time screaming social justice horse**** on Twitter like you actually give a ****.

LeMao has done his best to drive away

1) Asian fans
2) Female fans ( thank you Jacob Blake)
3) Jewish fans ( Anti Semetic tweets don't go so far these days)
4) Massive segment of fans who have a military/law enforcement background
5) Fans in Cleveland and Miami
6) Casual fans ( many people love sports as an escape from the brutal **** of real life. They don't need LBJ's inane opinions on everything that ends up on the NY Times front page.)

LeMeFirstMeOnly did his part to rob every player in the league of money by doing his part to drive down the BRI and tank ratings. And NBA ratings are in the toilet.

Now imagine LeMangina as a 5'8 manlet with tiny hands working at a Sbarros. If he talked even 1/10000th of the **** he does now, some triple divorcee heifer from the Hot Dog On A Stick across the food court would storm over and crush him a stale bag of Cinnabons.

Lesson for the day, kiddos, if you win the genetic lottery like LeWoke, you too can be a total ****ing ****sucker and have people worship you for it.

"All of man's troubles come from his inability to sit quietly in a room by himself." - Arnold Rothstein, Boardwalk Empire

Panos wrote:Seriously, I'm glad Ledouche never came to NYC. I wouldn't want to win with him. It would feel cheap.

I would've taken it, but I would feel dirty afterwards. A couple max FAs as hired assassins plus a roster of min contracts and ring chasers?

Love this team. Feels organic. Ya, Randle was our big gun signing, but watching how far he's come while wearing orange and blue...true mf'in Knick!

Sambakick wrote:

MaTT4281 wrote:

Panos wrote:Seriously, I'm glad Ledouche never came to NYC. I wouldn't want to win with him. It would feel cheap.

I would've taken it, but I would feel dirty afterwards. A couple max FAs as hired assassins plus a roster of min contracts and ring chasers?

Love this team. Feels organic. Ya, Randle was our big gun signing, but watching how far he's come while wearing orange and blue...true mf'in Knick!

IMO we can't even call it a big gun signing. At the time it was considered "settling" once the bigger names were gone.

Indicating how misguided so many were at the time.