Okay, let's see...
I said that if KG was on last night that Spree would score between 25-35 points. He scored 31. However, he didn't get a dunk last night either. I wanted to see him punctuate his feelings about having been traded with an emphatic dunk.
The way he punked Dolan was hilarious. All Dolan could do is make little gestures and stick his tongue out at Spree. He let Dolan have it and only Lon Krueger tried to calm matters. No one else on the team had the nuts to man up to Spree because they reflect the identity change the Knicks have underwent. To think that Dolan actually had the nerve to say to the Knicks players that "you better win" (if it was true) is pathetic. The team no longer has that tough edge that would help them pull out close games or stand up for themselves or their teammates. Allan Houston made his comments in the safety of the locker room, but didn't have a damned thing to say when it was happening. The press that hates spree (90% of the NY Post writers and Bitch Lawrence from the Daily News) all made their petty comments after the fact, but they are taking shots in the dark. It got to the point where the media actually had to lie and say that Spree was cussing out fans when his beef was really with Dolan, and that the fans booed Spree at the end of the game. I was at the game, and at the end the fans were booing the Knicks and yelling about firing Chaney. Sometimes those spin doctors' clandestine tactics are as plain as day.
I am sure that I am not the only one who feels like saying "F*** you, motherf***er!!!"to Dolan like Spree did.
Spree always seemed to speak about management the same way that fans with sense have. He kept it consistent last night. He proved his point not only on the court, but out of his mouth too. Spree talked it and backed it up. Who on the current roster has the balls and fire to do that? How far this team has fallen.
While at the game last night, I saw more Spree jerseys than anything else. Spike Lee included. Maybe it was that kind of love for him in the building that helped him score 31 (by the way, the most points scored by a ex-knick player playing their first game at MSG after leaving the team). So much for all the jabberjawed idiots that swore that Spree would be shut down.
Hopefully, last night's loss will help speed up the process of getting Chaney the hell outta here as well as trading some of these soft players. Isaiah surely can't be pleased with the embarrassment last night. I can't wait to see what changes he makes to restore the respectability, guts and nuts to this team. He needs to get cracking on that ASAP and not let Dolan's senseless rants about the playoffs this year slow the progress (of rebuilding).
Lastly, this one is for all the Spree Haters...
Happy Holidays! 
Another season, and more adversity to persevere through. We will get the job done, even BETTER than last year.
GO KNICKS!