Great win, the team is coming together. The ROLES are there now. Q1 is developing into a defensive guy and I bet his shot will come the more he is on the court. Craw is doing it all. Marbury is.......LEADING! Curry has the post. The rooks bring the energy and intangibles. It really was a great win, considering they fell behind by 11 in the 3rd. This team showed cohesiveness tonight.

KICK ASS!!! GO KNICKS!!!FVY6by5gt

Posted by TheSage:

I am waiting for one of the guru's here proclaim that Lee and Robinson spent too much time on the bench or than Marbury didny havd double digit assists

no one complains after a win. if the team actually gets good again, we won't have anything to talk about.

yeah Crzy the open 3's will haunt us all season long. luckily they didn't fall tonight

Posted by gunsnewing:

yeah Crzy the open 3's will haunt us all season long. luckily they didn't fall tonight

a lot of games in the NBA come down to making or missing threes. a lot of teams take bad threes as part of their offense, when those threes go in, as well as the threes any decent team can set up with penetration, it's tough to make up those points.

Larry Brown hates threes, and while it cost us some games early, I can't complain with the impact it's had on Craw's game and the Knicks offense. our offense is running very smoothly right now. the shots we get have nothing to do with luck and everything to do with smart play and good execution.

[Edited by - crzymdups on 01-10-2006 10:46 PM]

oh man, I don't want to waste a thread on this but the Suns just scored 137 in triple OT in Denver and lost again! Two 3OT losses in 8 days? that's got to hurt. that's like playing an extra game and not getting anything for it.

Posted by BRIGGS:

to bad we couldnt acquire ron artest

i would still be willing to give up Lee Ariza and an ending contract to get Artest and then that SA draft pick for James:>)

I wouldn't mind adding Mike James, but I really question adding Artest's ego and out on control personality to this team. I think he needs to play with a strong personality and this team doesn't really have one to lead him. Also, this team really likes each other right now. It may sound stupid, but chemistry doesn't come easy in the NBA. This team is pulling together and rooting for each other.

You know what tonight was? 4 wins in a row. Doesn't sound like much, but the last time we won that many in a row was the Marbury/KVH/Houston team that caught some chemistry and started playing really well. People lamented breaking up the KVH/Marbury tandem, which was a little silly since Van Horn was almost cooked as a player, but this team has the same type of chemistry and has something that 2004 team didn't: the chance to grow to be much, much better.

Sure, there are missing parts. But I almost want to say, let's wait and address them in the off season and see where this goes. Unless something falls in our laps for the expiring deals at the deadline, just sit tight. We have a pick in the draft. We have the MLE. We can make moves this summer if need be.

Posted by crzymdups:

oh man, I don't want to waste a thread on this but the Suns just scored 137 in triple OT in Denver and lost again! Two 3OT losses in 8 days? that's got to hurt. that's like playing an extra game and not getting anything for it.

They just keep doing it to pad their stats!