I'd ask him to trade TT as soon as humanly possible.

I'd ask him if there was some kind of secret plan we don't know about?

Or maybe just a simple one: You have no idea how to fix this Knicks mess, right?

i would ask Isiah how could an intelligent and smooth talking man such as himself NOT be able to pull off a full rebuilding job in NY?

I wouldn't ask about future players (like draft speculation) since we don't even know where we'll be picking.

I'd ask a lot of things about Jamal Crawford because he's the only Knick who (a) is here for the long-term most likely AND (b) is drastically underachieving relative to his skill level. I'd want to know what Isiah thinks of his progress this year, particularly shot selection, defense, and size (particularly weight considering he's primarily an SG). I'd want to know what Isiah and the players (particularly Marbury and Houston) have been doing to advise Jamal. I'd want to know if Jamal is trying (or is going to try during to offseason) to gain weight and if so, how. I'd want to know why there's been so little success in these areas (weight gain, defense, shot selection) so far. And I'd try to fit that all into one question.

If I could ask about another topic, I'd have a lot of questions about Sweetney.

I'd ask him if we can please please have a coach now.

What do you mean about dolan?

Posted by raven:

If you could go back in time, would you say no to dolan ?

Welcome back dude, where have you been?

I would say:

Isiah its pretty clear throughout your career you have handled things in a classless manner, your Pistons walking off the court without shaking hands, your treatment of personnel, your inability to admit when you make mistakes, treating people with a total lack of regard.

Why on earth would you bring in players who have no heart and don't take pride in defense, and then complain about the salary cap and say you are in a better position today as your Knicks have 30 wins